Wide Barefoot Shoes Mens Womens Minimalist Trail Walking Shoes Unisex Outdoor Zero Drop Shoes Casual Running Trainers Sneakers

First impressions are very good. Comfortable - no pinching or rubbing, no protruding stiches or folds inside, snug at the ankle and roomy, as expected, in the toe box. Comfortable with and without the insole. Sizing is correct ( mine is 43/9). Looks are fine by me, simple and rather tasteful. Price was great - 19 euro. I'm giving them 5 stars now but will come back later to adjust for durability if necessary. After 2 months of everyday use I can say that these are also durable enough. Soles are still perfectly glued to the uppers, stitches intact, no tears etc. Some wear at the heal on the soles - and this might be point where they will die first. I'm hoping for 6 months.

Lovely shoes, very pretty and well made. They almost look like a conventional shoe. I had black hobibears before, those were wider. My feet are not super wide so I can wear these or hobibears. However-with hobibears I could truly feel the ground, Little Rock’s, etc (with insole removed) but with these I can’t even with insole removed. These also have a somewhat spongy feel in the soles so not a true barefoot shoe! Barefoot friendly- definitely! If you’re new to barefoot, buy these! Excellent transition shoe looks and feels-wise!

I’ve been wearing barefoot shoes by well known expensive brands so far and as money is tight right now I decided to give this brand a go. I do need the wide toe box s normal trainer is a no go for me. This shoe is not a barefoot shoe. The sole is too hard and you can’t feel a thing on your sole. But it’s still comfortable. If you’re looking for barefoot, don’t buy they. If you’re looking for an affordable trainer with a wide toe box, they are good enough. They do look okay, I chose the plain black one. And you can’t go wrong with that . They are heavier than I was hoping for. The insole I thicker than the sole of a barefoot shoe, so will replace that one probably and put a thin leather sole in. Let’s see how long they last but for quickly putting on and going grocery shopping they seem okay.

These are slip-on shoes masquerading as trainers. They’re great for casual wear like when walking the kids to the bus stop, or wearing at your office desk, but definitely wouldn’t recommend them for running or jogging. The thinness of the sole may be pitched as a virtue because of the ‘zero drop’ shape, but what it’s also lacking is the substantial padding and cushioning that you need for reducing the chance of getting sore knees and so on. While the fabric is breathable enough and in some respects they’re OK, the sole specifically means I won’t jog in these. They definitely feel wider though, and for wider feet or people who want a bit more room, that’s a definite plus point. They don’t feel unnaturally wide, but as I have a sore toe at the moment, the extra bit of room around the toe box is certainly welcome. They look quite smart, and professional enough to wear in an office. The colour of the sole is arguably a tiny bit odd but the understated grey of the top fabric sets it off quite nicely, so they do end up looking almost stylish- or at least, not too cheap. The price of these trainers isn’t showing on the site at the moment so I can’t comment on the value. You can get a good pair of jogging-friendly Skechers for about forty to fifty quid, so if they’re in that price range I couldn’t recommend these- but if they are more likely twenty quid when the price appears, that seems fairly reasonable- for casual use, but again, not for jogging.

I have 26.5 x 11.7cm very wide high volume feet. I went by the size chart and purchased the UK 9.5 to make sure I would definitely have enough space and they came up very large. I gave them to my husband who is a 9 or a 10 with regular width/volume feet and they again were a full size or so too big for him. I then ordered the size 7, as the first pair were so big, and when they arrived they felt too small like there wasn’t enough depth in the shoe but when I took the insole out the trainer feels great! The insole is very thick and comfortable like neoprene, which would fine for lower volume feet. The outside sole width is 10cm at the ball of the foot, narrower than the widest part of my foot but still very comfortable

Very nice and comfortable to wear. Really good quality

Nice and comfortable, don’t look too much like barefoot shoes as others do. Second pair so happy with them. Worn daily & done miles.

These are so ugly and wide at the toes. They also Hury the top of my foot where the fabric arounf the laces (on the top of the shoe) rubbed my foot. The mesh material of the show is so thin that the bulk of the leathery fabric around the laces has a ridge that digs in I was going to return them but i didn't drop them off quickly enough.