MIFAWABarefoot Shoes Men Women Minimalist Shoes Zero Drop Workout Cross-Trainer Hiking Water Wide Toe Box Grounded Footwear Weightlifting Walking

Love,love,love these shoes. They are,light weight extremely b comfortable and thought they have very thin insoles they are comfortable around,the house or our running errands. Tons of toe room. They have become my go to shoe. I have very large feet( ladies 11) and,they fit true to size. I am taking them to Alaska,this,summer along with another pair. Great value for the money.

These shoes are fabulous I've always been a big fan of five finger shoes which I have several pairs and only other thing I wear is Manitoba mukluks and those are only worn during the winter when it's cold and wet. But these are light and I mean light they're well structured they support my ankles and they support my very high end step! I had better balance in these shoes than I do and about any other shoe because they weigh so little I am taking taller steps which is good for my back and my posture and the way they're shaped they make me have a better posture. I love them I will have more pairs of these before they summer is out! They're wonderful. I would imagine that during the winter you could actually wear these in the house kind of like slippers. I was so interested in how much they weighed I actually fished out my postal scale and wait one shoe they weigh less than 2 oz apiece. Amazing and on top of that it's like the advertisement shows you can take them and crunch them up into your fist but you let go of when they go right back to the position at there in originally. There's no laces to high up they're the elastic cord and they're all like you know it's one loop all I have to do is tighten the loop and go. They're wonderful I can't say enough for them! Oh and they are not slippery I've had shoes in the past that you couldn't stand up on polished concrete but that's not what these are I'm unpolished concrete a lot I've actually worn them on terrazzo and we all know how our feet our ankles and our legs feel after standing on that stuff for a little while. I have none of the fatigue that I normally have in regular shoes after having stood on terrazzo for a couple of hours. These are really good!

Professional hiking guide review:I hike about 20 miles a week. Took them out for a test drive today, here are the results:Hike: 6 milesTerrain: sand, rock, dirt and boulderingResultsMore comfortable than expectedI did have some discomfort jumping off a rock and landing on a smaller rockAt about mile 4 my feet started to hurt a bitGreat traction on sandstoneLight weightAllowed sand into the shoeGood recovery time on sore feetOver all, impressed. Less foot pain than other traditional regular hiking shoes. Good traction and could really feel the terrain without any pain from small rocks.

These are the wide toe box, style shoes and for the price they are very good! My horrible feet love these shoes. This particular brand runs a little large. I wear a 42 size, or a 10 wide/11, and these shoes are 42. If the shoes are more outdoor with a sole that runs up the front a bit, then you need a larger size I have found. These are very comfortable and have great cushioning, so while they are a bit larger I don't think returning them for a size down would be a good idea. I have not tried washing any of my new duck feet, wide toe shoes yet so I don't know if they will shrink. It says they can go in the dryer (I would not try it - but I live in FL so I can just put them outside and they will dry from the heat. I have flat feet, Morton's neuroma (one toe longer than Big Toe, hammer toes (that was a new one for me) and ingrown toenails, and Bunions (ta da) so when my feet are happy I am astounded! The style is fine - they are NOT heavy, ugly weird old shoes.

These wide toe box, zero toe drop shoes are a good bargain. I have size 11 wide, flat feet. These are mainly shoes I wear in the house and I have a second pair that I keep at work as slippers. I added Birkenstock soft insoles to mine; it's a game-changer. I have more cushioning in the balls of my feet & a little more arch support while my toes have room to splay. So for the very specific use I describe, I recommend these shoes.

These are mostly comfortable shoes. The problem is that the insole doesn’t fit the bottom of the shoe and these shoes don’t feel good or have a sole beneath the insole that is something you can wear because it’s very uncomfortable. So if you’re going for the zero drop barefoot feel you can’t get it completely. The insole really needs replacing to make these wearable, so the shoe comes to you without a proper insole is not wearable in and of itself. So to wear them I’m going to have to buy barefoot insoles and the barefoot feel is not possible, or make insoles myself which is not fair when you buy shoes and expect they’re ready to wear when you buy them.What I like:- they’re wide at the toe box- they’re decent in the sizing ( one company I purchased from was WAY OFF!)- they dry quickly- they’re ugly-cuteSo I kept them even though they are a project in a shoe bag. They really need to make a smooth sole inside the shoe beneath the insoles, no excuses! Other low cost barefoot shoes are doing that and they are getting my purchase money from now on! These could be so much better for just a small improvement.

So comfortable. I am constantly looking for shoes that are comfortable. I had my doubts because these are so different but I have to say I feel my balance is so much better and I feel so much more secure on the indoor pickleball court. I really think these are worth a try especially since they are such a great prize. I do not know how they would work on an outdoor court but will find out sometime this week.

cute, durable, super functional...removable insole, very comfortable, flexible. when i put my own insoles in, my big toe hit the top, got sore. but if i used the regular insole it wouldnt