WHITIN Men's Wide Barefoot Shoes | Stylish Canvas Minimalist Sneakers | Zero Drop Sole

Great quality shoes at a budget cost that feature a zero drop heel and a wide toebox. Super comfortable and they’ve been holding up great so far.

I’ve been wearing barefoot and zero-drop for years now. I started with more expensive brands but never found one that was comfortable around my foot and in a simple style I like. I decided to give these a try and I’ve been wearing them for 7 months now. I can’t believe how comfortable they are! Not only can my feet feel what’s under them, but they don’t feel squished or loose and the sole is very flexible. The fit around the ankle is snugg but soft. Whenever I wear a different shoe for the day, I wish I was wearing these! I wear them to the gym, work, and everyday and they are still in good shape. These are even my day-to-day teaching shoes. For the price, these are the best barefoot shoes, if all you want is a classic simple style.

I love these shoes. I’ve bought 3 pairs of Whitin now (2 knit, 1 canvas). They’re a lot more affordable than other barefoot shoes like vivobarefoot, super stylish, and still very durable.I walk a ton for work (20k steps isn’t unusual), and these shoes have gotten me through that in any type of weather (have not tried snow) with no issue. Great traction on these bad boys.My feet are sore at the end of the day, but no blisters, bunions, or anything like that. In fact, my toes thank me at the end of the day for letting them be so comfortable.I love being stylish, but Chucks are a pain to put on and take off everyday. These shoes are almost as convenient as sandalsMy only problem with these are that the soles of both of them started to come out, so I had to get gorilla glue to get them back in place.

My husband says they are super comfortable and fit well! He got these for Christmas and really likes them. They get light use because he needs to wear steal toed shoes for work and it’s winter time. But so far they are not showing any significant wear. I, too, have shoes from this brand and I’ve been wearing them since autumn without any significant sign of wear. They are my primary shoe. They have nice tread and grip. They do squeak a bit on sudden stops. But we just kind of giggle about it. I would not say they easy to slip on. My husband does not recommend slipping on while still tied. He crushed his heel a bit. The canvas is nice and on the thicker side. I’ve gotten mine a bit wet, not soaked, and the water doesn’t soak through too fast. Since I started wearing barefoot shoes I’ve noticed an improvement in foot stability and knee pain. Not medical advice, just my experience.

I'm a woman and bought these for my 11.5 wide, flat feet. I purchased the 44 based on recommended measurements. They have a wide toe box and zero toe drop. The color is perfect to wear with other olive-green outfits that I have, including a dress. I added a Birkenstock soft insole ($23 USD) to mine, which made them perfect. I need support under the balls of my feet and in my arch to help with pronation. The minimal adjustment provided comfortable shoes that I use in an office setting. (I could not walk miles in these shoes, I'd have to wear my Nike running sneakers) The insole they come with are essentially flat, no support and was not enough for my feet. I hope this helps someone.

I’ve had these shoes for about 2 months (~200 miles). Here’s a quick list of the pros and cons of the shoes. Ultimately, I’m giving the shoes a 3/5 stars because of the issue with the tongue. It would be a 4.5 if the tongue wasn’t coming loose.Pros- great pattern: shoes are very attractive, the fact that they are wide toe is barely noticeable- good quality canvasCons- one tongue is barely holding on for dear life- the tongue is ~.25” longer on one shoe- laces are very poor quality

Fit is perfect, Very comfortable, and they look great. I struggle finding shoes that fit my wide feet comfortably, these are the best I've found so far. I will update after I've worn them for a couple months, but my first impression is that these will be my new favorite work shoe.

I wore these every day and they lasted a little less than a year. No super durrable, the insoles fell out but fir such a cheap price they're fairly comftorble. Not a huge toe box but not so small that they saueeze you. The tread wore but thatts expected. Really a fine shoe thats worth the $30 but not anything insanely good or bad. Also youre feet will be colder in these in the winter because the bottom of your food is in almost direct contact with the ground especially after the insoles wear away.