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I was sceptical about barefoot shoes for a long time cause I am flat footer. I wore the best brands in the market but none gave me the comfort like the barefoot shoes I bought from Amazon. I bought and gave it a try. It changed my perception about barefoot shoes and gave me comfort and confidence to do my workout in the gym and on the treadmill. Overall, the barefoot shoes gave me complete movements with no pain or discomfort. The shoe size fitted well and I am happy that I made the transition.

انا في عملي اجلس لساعات طويله ولولا انني اشتريت هذا الحذاء الواسع الخفيف لتعبه قدمي انه حذاء يشعرني وكانني ارتدي جوارب اوصي به بشده

I bought these shoes specifically to wear on my heavy-duty interlocking puzzle mats in my basement home gym. The mats are excellent for workouts but get freezing cold in winter and feel harsh on bare feet. I was looking for something lightweight, accommodating for wide feet, and with decent sole protection without being bulky. These check all those boxes perfectly. They fit true to size (without socks), provide just enough cushioning and grip underfoot, and the thick rubber heel/outsole feels sturdy and grippy - could be good enough for occasional outdoor walking too for those that want to buy them for outdoor purposes. The only uncertainty is long-term durability, particularly in the toe area. The material seems thin, and I’m not sure how well it’ll hold up against pressure from my big toes during exercises. Will it develop a hole over time? I guess socks would help with this. Only time will tell! I was also able to cut the laces shorter as they provided ample length for you to adjust (too much!🤣). It was easy to modify. Overall, they’re a solid, practical choice for indoor gym use on cold, hard puzzle mats—light, comfortable, and versatile. Highly recommend if you’re after similar features.

I tried my first pair of barefoot shoes about a month ago, and it did take some getting used to, because mentally I was expecting shoes to be very cushy. The footbeds provide just enough padding to absorb some shock. If I had to describe it, it's like wearing very sturdy socks. When I go outside, I can feel the changes in the ground surface like rocks, tree roots, the variations in the yard, but the thin soles protect me from sharp edges. The shoes themselves feel like they are very well made. They're very light and breathe really well, and the soles are quite grippy. The only times when I've felt like I didn't have good traction was on a smooth concrete floor with the epoxy coating, and it was wet. I have always liked wide shoes with open toe boxes, so these really fit the bill. Sizing was spot on with what I expect. I typically wear a size 10, ordered a size 10, and they fit great. I ordered the gray with black soles, and they look just like in the picture. I previously purchased the white with gum soles, and they also were as advertised. The only things I would mention are the shape of the tongue at the top is a bit odd for me as it comes up farther on my ankle than most shoes. It was annoying at first, because it would make contact with my skin and make me think that something had gotten caught on my foot. The other thing is that the speed laces are typical inelastic laces. I will probably replace them with elastic laces. Maybe Whitin can make this change. Overall, I really like these shoes and have received compliments on them. They seem to be a very good value, and even moreso since I purchased them when they were discounted.

Since becoming a diabetic, I've been having foot pain, neuropathy. I saw the flexibility in the soul of these sneakers and they claimed light weight. Everything is 100% correct. Super flexible, so light you may not notice wearing them. These are comfortable and easy to put on, no knotting required. The toe style is quite noticeable but everyone so far has thought they look nice. The outer, soft and breathable material works great in the summer, but could be a little cool in the winter. I only go from house into car so I wear them year round. Oh, and the souls are extremely "grippy". I've walking on wet asphalt and snow with ice. At 67, you need good traction and these work well. Last item, some have breathing or drainage holes in the souls. These do not. Personally, I would think that water would go into the shoe through the holes, not good in my opinion. Besides, if your worried about your feet getting air, the upper material works very well.