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

So great! Comfort and quality design for a great price. I love being barefoot at home, and these shoes make it safe for me to feel like I'm barefoot at work. Super lightweight and well-constructed. I will order again from this company.

Great shoes very light, good quality and very comfortable, the size fits better if you take out the inner sole, with it inside the shoes feels smaller and don’t fit so well. Overall great product, great price, fast delivery!

I bought these shoes for Tai Chi practice and they work very well. They have just the right grip vs. slip for tai chi and kung fu and are very flexible. They also have very good “ground feel”. I have neuropathy in my feet, so the wide toe box helps greatly by not squeezing my overly sensative toes. There are two problems that keep me from giving them five stars. First, the tongue is hard to get to lay flat. It wants to wrinkle. Second, there is pretty much no heel support. I will need to buy insoles to provide a heel cup to stabalize my foot, pretty much doubling the cost invested in the shoes.

So far these have been fantastic comfortable shoes without needing a break-in period. The extra toe box room is what I need especially because of a bunion on my foot and these fit the bill. They are holding up well with occasional use as I have a few pairs I wear out with casual clothes. Definitely worth the price for what they offer. These are my second pair of shoes from this company and both have been great.

While these have plenty of room in the toes, they are too narrow in the middle and my husband is not able to wear them. He said they feel awkward and uncomfortable because of how narrow the center is. They are lightweight and flex very easily, but he is not able to wear them.

Bought as some walking shoes for a 3 week European trip and they've held up very well. Comfortable, soft to walk in, and they have good traction on a lot of different surfaces though that makes them squeak sometimes. I've been wearing them after returning as every day shoes and enjoy them.

These shoes are pretty much identical to my beloved Splay Freestyle shoes, which are easily two times (or more) as much in cost. These Whitin shoes are a bit larger, though, and it would be nice if they offered half sizes. That said, they're comfortable and are exactly what one would expect from a zero-drop shoe. Most importantly, my calves have never looked better because your legs do all the work in these things.

I bought them for work since they say non-slip. They’re a great cheaper alternative to the Lems that I was using. The toe and heel have a different texture of grip, so I do slip in the kitchen if I put too much weight on my heel, but for everyday use, they’d be fine. I actually may end up getting a pair to use outside of work too since they’re comfy and don’t look bad. They are a little snug if you have an extra wide toe box, but it’s not super noticeable, and the heel fits fine while also providing toe space.