WHITIN Men's Wide Hi-top Minimalist Barefoot Sneakers | Zero Drop Sole | Cushioned Ankle Support

I have 7 different kinds of minimalist shoes and these are by far the least expensive (about half the cost of most of them) and they are the best in every category. They never slip, as opposed to quite a few of the others. They have just enough cushion that I can still feel the ground pretty well, but I'm able to walk over rocks without feeling the sharp edges on them. They fit just right, they are good for occasional sprinting, and they have just a bit more structure than most of my other ones without it being too much. The only problem is that they don't come in red, but I painted them so now I have the perfect shoe! I also think they look really normal, which I'm a fan of. All my other red minimalist shoes would definitely go well on a clown.

I saw these on the feet of a woman at a flea market and took a picture of them so I could go home and order myself a pair. The things that I love about them are the fit -- nice wide toe box -- and the style. I wear them to work and walk in them 8K+ steps a day. I really appreciate the minimalist quality and the zero-drop. They feel great to walk in. I don't miss a squishy sole.I second the notion that they're annoying to put on -- you really have to loosen the laces quite a ways down to get your feet into them. Coming from wearing slip-on shoes daily, this is an inconvenience, but does not override the style and fit and comfort of these shoes.

I got the high-top black canvas black sole. I normally buy 11 or 11.5 (44 or 45). I ordered the 11, as there was no half size option. They sent me a 45. Right out of the box fits well and is very comfortable.At just under $50, I figured these would be a cheap temporary summertime barefoot shoe while I figure out something better.Right out of the box they are more comfortable and better toe box than my $200+ Lems.They're like a classic Vans with more toe room and a more barefoot feeling sole, which is exactly what I was hoping for._Pros:Lower end of the price range for a barefoot shoe.Comfortable right out of the box before even breaking them in.Good room in the toe box without looking like clown shoes.Super light weight, flexible, and very good ground feel.Breathable, like you're barely wearing a shoe.They dry quick.Good grip on the sole, even in wet conditions. Seems like the sole may end up holding up better than the other barefoot shoes I mentioned.They look nice, like a classic Vans vibe._Cons:The canvas is not at all water resistant, even walking thru damp grass my socks got wet (I may try waterproofing or waxing them)The tongue is pretty short, it would be better if it was a bit more substantial.The rubber stinks, but hopefully this will fade.The insoles seem pretty flimsy, I may end up swapping them out._Neutral:The laces are suuuper long. This could be a pro or a con, but I have to wrap the laces around the ankle so that the excess doesn't hang down to the ground, even with double knots._Overall, they seem pretty decent and quite comfortable super minimal barefoot shoe for warm dry weather. We'll see how long they last. If they end up being durable I am considering buying a second pair.

It’s exactly what I expected. Been my daily wear for a couple months now. I’m coming from wearing vans so this is my first foray into barefoot shoes—I read reviews that this was a solid choice for exploring barefoot at first. I can certainly feel the ground way more, I love how lightweight they are, toe box is great, grip is great, and I can feel my feet and legs developing more muscle. Sometimes my foot is uncomfortable past about 2 miles due to how much my feet need to adapt their shape with less support and build muscle.I often struggle with my heels in shoes—having them firmly held in the correct spot is important for me. Due to the shape of my heel bones, my foot can often get pushed out of alignment with the shoe, but I’ve found my heels are only ever snugly and comfortably kept in the right spot with these… even when tied super loose. Thank you!!! Great shoe!!!!White is obviously easier to get dirty but I love em lookin a bit worn and grungy lol

Great shoe very comfortable and great value for what you get. I’m extremely impressed with the quality, size and design shoe wears well and is very comfortable. I enjoyed wearing them so much this is my second pair within a two week period. Great shoes and your feet will thank you. Definitely worth trying out.

I love them, I’ve only had them for about a week so I can’t speak for their durability. I got the all white pair so I only wear them to the gym, but I like them so much that I bought another pair of darker colored ones that I can wear everywhere else. I’ve worn Vans for almost 20 years and these are way more comfortable than that. The wide toe box is amazing! These are great low cost option to see how you like barefoot shoes.

For a wide toe box shoe, it's just ok. Just to make my pros and cons simple and easy to see.Pros:1. Price2. Decent wide toe box and comfort3. Decent transitional point for getting into barefoot shoes, but this isn't a real barefoot shoe4. Looks like a normal shoeCons:1. Really stiff canvas2. Noticeable pinch point right at the first eyelit of the shoe (first point where the shoelace goes in)3. No half sizes and if you are, you should size up4. Very warm and not breathableIf this shoe was done in a high top knit, I'd probably like it a lot more