Men's Zero Drop Running Shoes + Wide Toe Box

Im usually skeptical of cheap shoe brands especially ones from china but since I bought from the brand before in black I knew what to expect , these sneakers are very comfortable sneakers I use them for work and they allow me to stand in my feet all day without my feet hurting. In the past I bought these shoes because my old sneaker would cause calluses on the side of my feet especially after a 10 hour day, so to allow my feet to heal I bought from this brand and my feat healed because of the room in the sneaker to allow your feet to naturally spread, now this is my second pair its not for my feet to heal but because I like I move in when I am working, they are comfortable, are they running sneaker in my opinion no, are they good working sneakers I would say yes or going out and about than yes. All I recommend is get some dr school insoles until your feet get use to the natural spreading of your foot it helps

I am pleasantly surprised. I own two pairs of inexpensive zero-drop shoes, and I enjoy them, but the soles are thin and not so comfortable to walk in outdoors. One can feel the pebbles at the bottom. I am concerned about something sharp poking through. And they're not the best for walking long distances. These Whitin shoes correct all of that while keeping the benefits of zero-drop shoes. They're light. The wide toe box is comfortable. Additional advantages are a thicker, more cushioned, and more comfortable sole. I still enjoy the others for around the house and at the gym. These are for walking. They compete with a zero-drop running shoe that I've enjoyed in the past, but they cost three times as much as these. These shoes can be worn with street clothes and casual slacks. Sizing: Normally, I wear a 10.5 US and a 43 Eur. These run a tiny bit small. 44 Eur. was perfect.

Length sizing is accurate, but they aren't kidding about the wide toe box- which I actually prefer, but there's room to spare, laterally. So wide, they are borderline goofy looking, but i doubt anyone else would notice- but I'd also avoid bright colors just in case. 🤔 They are comfortable right out of the 'bag', and are lightweight, but sufficiently supportive and padded for stairmaster and lifting. I think I'd prefer something more snug for running, or action sports. I only used them today, so I cannot speak to their durability, but the price is sure right.

After reading many reviews, took the plunge and bought my first pair of barefoot style shoes (these). I am determined to start correcting my misaligned toes, failed bunion surgery and painful arches that have ruled my life for too long . I am going from quality, leather, supportive New Balance...which is the only shoes I can wear most of a day without unbearable pain....to these shoes. I bought on Amazon without ever having tried on or seen in person so I expected a fail. Most shoes look wide enough but once on they are generally too tight or I can feel everything I step on. These shoes came wrapped in sealed plastic but just in an amazon box, no shoe box. See the made in China label. They feel light weight and pretty cheap but they are cleanly made....no sloppy glue, wierd seams or mismatched colors. I had to open the laces as wide as they would go but once on, they were easy to lace up normally. My 8.5 4E wide ladies foot fit perfectly in this 8.5 shoe with plenty of toe box room and height for my thick feet. My toes have about 3/4" extra space from the nose. The fit is surprisingly good and the shoes are comfortable. Then I put socks on which took up a little more room than I would like. I then put my toe spreaders on plus socks and the fit is still comfy but I would get a half size bigger if wearing toe separators with these shoes. So far I am very happy I did not waste the $45 ish these cost, however, I've only owned them for 15 minutes so I can't yet say how they feel on my arches after wearing out in normal life. I hear it takes time to retrain feet to align and build muscle to support arches properly. In the first week or 3, my feet didn't hurt and were not sore from suddenly wearing shoes with zero support, but they were tired. I think this is evidence that my feet and calf muscles are retraining. I am very happy with this purchase. Update.... several months later and my feet still don't hurt. In fact, after a whole day my feet are tired but not painful as they were when wearing support shoes. My PF doesn't flare up with these shoes. I am so surprised that I am not in more pain. My toes have not straightened at all though and I am still not fully used to the thinness of the soles. These shoes still look good and I wear them daily. I wash the white pair of shoes in the sink with Dawn and warm water and they are still pretty white. Another bonus....I don't tie or untie my shoes, I just force them on because I am usually in a hurry and the back of the shoe hasn't broken down at all. In fact, both pairs still look very nice. Hope this helps someone. ***Update...did a 10 day trip to London and Dublin and wow did these shoes hold up! I took a risk and only brought these 1 year old shoes and no others. We did 56 miles in 8 days on foot and I could feel the cobblestones which were really uncomfortable. But best of all, no stabbing pain from PF! Yes swollen, aching, painful feet but no stabbing pain anymore! Life changing.

It's not often that I put on a pair of brand new shoes and they feel like they were custom designed for me. That's the case with these shoes though, at least the black ones. The white ones fit different and were a bit tighter in the toe area even though they were the same size. I discovered wide toe box shoes a couple of years ago and can't buy anything else now. These are much more comfortable and better looking than the other pair of Whitin shoes I have, which are kind of goofy and resemble clown shoes. It doesn't help that I wear a size 13. I'm at the age though where I prioritize comfort over looks. Yeah, I'm getting old. I definitely recommend these shoes, though I don't plan on wearing them for running. I'll stick with my size 14 Brooks for that task.

Felt I should write a review since I had so much hope for these. I run about 100 miles a month and was frustrated at the cost of having to buy new Altra Torins every two months. So I tried these. A few things. As others mentioned they run a half size big. The size I always get for Altra has too much room. It may be because they have zero cushion and so you need room for an insole. I ran a few times without insoles and it was okay, but when I bought some it was actually comfortable. I really enjoyed the experience. Unfortunately, the tread gave out on me in one month. See image. I pronate so I always wear the outside edge of the back of the shoe, but with Altras it’s not this worn through after twice as many miles. Because I had insoles and wouldn’t have to buy them again, I bought another pair of Whitins, this time a half size smaller, and it’s again very comfortable to run in, but after week I’m already seeing bad wear on the tread. As quickly as that’s wearing, I won’t save money with these - can’t buy shoes every month. The rest of the shoe feels solid to me. Some review said it looked like poor quality but they seem well made to me. Just need thicker tread for pronaters like me.

Great fit ad flexibility. I recommend replacing the flat laces with round for ease of adjustment, and a decent insole for arch stability and forefoot cushioning. For about 1/3 of the cost of name brand foot-shaped running shoes, you get a flexible, natural running stride that helps strengthen foot and lower leg musculature and connective tissue. I don't recommend heel-strike running to anyone, so you may need more cushioning if you haven't yet made the transition to forefoot landing.

The good: -Toebox is wide and comfortable -Lightweight -Flexible The bad: -Feel cheap -The shoes feel more like socks with soles glued to the bottom, rather than shoes -Don't slip on easily - tongue and heel tend to scrunch up inside when putting them up -Thin sole Review: I only use these for weightlifting and rowing on an erg, so the flimsy feeling construction doesn't concern me much. For my purposes they're perfectly serviceable. I like the flexibility, I don't mind the thin sole. I expect to get a year of life out of them under pretty heavy use, maybe more. If I were a runner, though, I'd be pretty worried about how quickly these things would begin to wear through. Even At $43.99 these seem expensive for how cheap they feel. Would be happier to see price around $35. I'd recommend them if you're on the fence about getting into exercise and want to save $50 on a pair of gym shoes until you fully make up your mind, or if you're like me and don't run in them.

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I use them to play basketball. Perfect size and the toes have got all the space to avoid bunions problems in future. Good price as well.

De fábrica la sensación al pisar no es muy suave, es obvio un poco más suave que un zapato casual ordinario pero no tanto, sin embargo la amplitud de los dedos es tan buena que es la primera vez que no me cansan los dedos. Si quieren que la suela sea super suave y cómoda para usarlos durante 24/7 recomiendo comprar esa plantilla junto con la plantilla que también ya trae de fábrica y créanme, los convierte en los tenis perfectos, quizá hasta para correr, se sienten como en las nubes

O tênis é respirável, resistente e confortável para quem tem pés largos. Comprei o modelo verde musgo no tamanho 45 e coube muito bem, a sensação ao pisar é de liberdade para a movimentação dos dedos dentro do calçado. O fato de não ser muito esportivo com cores chamativas permite que combine com situações diversas, sendo bastante versátil. Algo importante a ser dito é que ele não tem um sistema de amortecimento muito bom, ele não absorve totalmente o impacto da pisada e tem a sola sem elevação do calcanhar em relação aos dedos (zero drop) no estilo barefoot. Então se você trabalha em pé ou andando direto e precisa de um calçado que absorva esse impacto, não é uma boa opção. Em vista da falta de opções na indústria nacional acho que foi uma boa aquisição.

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