WHITIN Men's Barefoot Trail-Running Shoes | Wide Toe-Box | Zero-Drop Sole | Optimal Traction

Due to the Trump tariffs, these shoes are overpriced, but over all , they are comfortable, and fit well .. the insole is very thin , about the thickness of cardboard ..but they can be replaced.. lots of room in toe area ..So far I like them .. seem sturdy and have good traction ., overall , not a bad shoe!I have worn these shoes now for over a month , I find them more than acceptable.. actually a good purchase, fit well, seem sturdy, very good tread .. and look kinda spify . .. I like them, would buy again.

These are my new favorite shoes. They are super light and durable. I usually have to order a half size large in most brands but I ordered my true size 10 wide and these fit perfectly. I have had them for about 3 weeks and have worn them everyday since they arrived. They are super minimalist as far as shoes go. I expected to have a little soreness because of the relatively thin sole and insole but my feet have felt really great. I normally wear custom orthotics to help with some bunion issues. With these shoes I don’t need the orthotics and my bunion pain has gone away completely. They are super comfortable and for me they have just the right amount of support. I typically wear very expensive hiking shoes for the support and wide toe box. As long as I can get these shoes my days of buying expensive footwear for daily use are over. I will still likely wear some for truly rough ground hiking and such but for everyday these shoes are my favorite. I have only worn these in the heat of summer in central Texas so I don’t know how they will do in cold weather. I will still be wearing mine for sure. I will likely buy a backup pair and maybe one or two other colors as well. Just great shoes that don’t try to do too much. Hard to go wrong for the price.

These are good shoes, very roomie toe box. I bought them to help me with some foot pain and a growing bunion (I can’t believe I’m an old man, but these things happen).I will say that they are not as comfortable as my Nikes, but I really didn’t expect them to be at this price point. However, for the price of these sneakers, I would certainly buy them again. They fit as they should their stylish and my feet don’t hurt when I wear them. All in all a very good shoe.

I wear 11 men's US, size 44 Euro and these are true to size. They are also my single greatest purchase of 2025 so far. My feet have been killing me lately so I have done a lot of research and measuring and realized 40 years too late I need an extra wide shoe and that my arches are pretty flat. I have been miserable in shoes my whole life and as soon as these arrived I put them on and I cannot believe the immediate relief. They are light, breathe very well, the toe box is very accommodating but not awkward, the outsole is a great combination of thin, cushiony, grippy, not too stiff not too soft, and the insole is surprisingly nice underfoot as well. The soles are thin enough you can fold the shoes, perhaps for efficiency packing, and then they just spring back. I have been wearing these since they arrived and have no complaints.As far as the barefoot design goes, I guess it works naturally for me but I'm not someone who goes out of their way to find barefoot shoes. I had originally heard a lot about Lem's and was interested in those but they were too expensive. Someone then suggested Whitin and I figured for $30 I might as well try them. Very very happy.Materials: they feel like shoes made of shoe material. They are very flexible and bendy so the uppers are more synthetic fabric than plastic panels, they are breathable and I like that the sole conforms to the shape of the shoe instead of just being glued to the bottom of the shoe. They feel very good when walking, sitting, or standing. Absolutely great shoe so far.

this was going to be my first shoe to transition from conventional shoes to barefoot shoes. they are comfortable and well constructed and fit well, but unfortunately the toe box is too narrow. letting my feet rest , they feel roomy enough but when i try to spread my toes inside of them there isn't enough room for it, and they are too tight to wear toe spacers. because of this i know that eventually as my toes splay out more over time, these shoes are going to limit that and hold them back the same way normal shoes do. i got a pair of hobibear running shoes to try instead, and despite the insoles in both being almost exactly the same shape and size, with the hobibear insole being only a couple mm wider, there is a world of difference between them. with the hobibear shoes i can not only splay my toes in them but i can also wear toe spacers. today i worked a 7 hour shift at my job while wearing them with toe spacers and they were comfortable enough that i didn't have to remove them.so in conclusion i will say if you don't care about the toe spread thing and you just want them for their good construction and zero drop sole, they should work fine. everyones feet are different though so if you have a narrower toe area of your feet then you may find them plenty roomy.

My teenage son likes barefoot shoes for his wide feet with high arches. He needed an extra pair for the summer for hiking and activities. These shoes were meant to be his extra side pair of shoes, but he found them so incredibly comfortable they are now his favorite pair he wears for everything!! The shoes fit true to size, are flexible, light weight, durable, have great tread, and are extremely comfy. Great value for the price for sure! The color is lovely too and true to the pics online. The only thing to note is that the shoe laces are a tiny bit long, so we swapped them out for a slightly shorter pair, but with the great price of the shoes buying laces was no big deal at all. I probably should get him another pair in a different color!