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

I've had them for six months now and they're great daily simple shoes. good enough thickness of the sole, traction is ok, upper (Canvas) durability is good for the time been, hopefully will last and keep form, the tounge feel good with a bit thickness to it which i like. the sorrounding padding of the ankle from the sides and back are also thick for my liking ,holds the foot. sufficient heel counter,toe puff/tip has some sturdiness to it. size is one lower from my standard size according to chart and fits good, the price is reasonable. The only (minor) downside of this collection is color Aesthetics and variety to choose from which i think could be better. Overall the W882 is a good barefoot shoe with acceptable construction. i recommend it.

Really good minimalist shoe. I wear a US 9.5 and got a size 44. Fits well. Toe box is nice and roomy. Ordered the full canvas, and although it's a simple, it seems we'll put together and quite comfortable. Will definitely buy again.

I love these shoes. I’ve bought 3 pairs of Whitin now (2 knit, 1 canvas). They’re a lot more affordable than other barefoot shoes like vivobarefoot, super stylish, and still very durable.I walk a ton for work (20k steps isn’t unusual), and these shoes have gotten me through that in any type of weather (have not tried snow) with no issue. Great traction on these bad boys.My feet are sore at the end of the day, but no blisters, bunions, or anything like that. In fact, my toes thank me at the end of the day for letting them be so comfortable.I love being stylish, but Chucks are a pain to put on and take off everyday. These shoes are almost as convenient as sandalsMy only problem with these are that the soles of both of them started to come out, so I had to get gorilla glue to get them back in place.

Thank you for making a shoe with a wide toe box that doesn't squish my toes!!! The toe box is a little too wide, but I don't care. I can still walk easily in them. Heel fits nicely, it doesn't slide around. It is fairly low volume, but if you have a higher volume foot, you can loosen the laces. I don't care for the slight rise in the toe area, but who cares when the toes can wiggle. Now there are lots of these types of shoes, but this is one of the first of the cheaper wide toe shoes and I'm so glad they were made. I have 3 pairs.

Beautiful color, good fit and very comfortable. Second pair I buy and I will keep buying. Great barefoot shoes

I wear a 10 in most shoes, 10 in these is just a hair long, but acceptable. They are roomy in the toes and comfy. The sole is paper thin, step on a pebble on the sidewalk and it hurts. The sole is pinker than in the picture. The laces are weak, won’t last. I’d say the price is appropriate for what you get, not in any way a bargain or a steal.

They are wide and flat. You can see some glue around the rubber, but it's no big deal. The traction is not great, but the canvas is nice, the laces are soft, and the shoe is true to size.

These really do have wide toe box. The mid foot section started out a bit snug but eventually loosened up. Along with the wide toe box and zero drop soles I really appreciate that they have a durable and fully rubber outer sole! It's almost impossible now-in-days to get an outer sole that isn't mostly foam that wears out after a few weeks of walking. I walk 4-6 miles 5 days a week in these and the outer soles have held up admirably over the past 5 months where more well known running shoe brands wore out after one month. I also like the full canvas material as it is very durable and can be worn in any situation. I even play pickle-ball in these and they provided adequate grip.*FYI: These are minimal barefoot shoes. So they will NOT feel overly "cushy" for those who are used to normal running/walking shoes. After about a good week using, your cadence will adjust and you will be better off for it. You will also develop your stabilizer muscles in your ankles / calfs and improve your overall balance.**I wish they had the kids design that are velcro and have added toe protection for adults! My 5 year old son has those which have the same full rubber outer sole as well. They remind me of the velcro vans but more minimal and wide.