relxfeet Males’s Barefoot Footwear Minimalist Cross-Coach Footwear Extensive Toe Strolling Footwear Zero Drop Sole Path Operating Sneakers

Just received but very impressed early on!
These shoes made me skeptical. All I thought was that there’s no way these could be comfortable for paying 35 bucks, but I couldn’t not try them and at worst they would become house shoes since I don’t wear those super often anyways. I will say that they are not padded in the soles in the way I expect from most shoes, but I suppose that comes with the territory of never experiencing zero drop soles before now. Also noting now that I’m a heavy set individual and will likely come back to edit this in the future with an update regardless of good or bad. There IS, however, padding at the heel of the shoe which gives it a better fit at the back than you would expect. The elastic opening allows for a snug fit once the shoes pop on, and it makes for ease of sliding them on and off especially with the thick band of material at the back for you to use to put it on as opposed to the small loop/tab of material most other shoes have.These shoes fit well but they’re a touch longer. I typically order a 9 in mens (which is labeled as a 42 on these pair of shoes just in case anyone wasn’t aware before they are received), and the toe box is much roomier/wider in these than my Altra Torin 5’s. Big plus for me personally. Just the small issue of them being slightly longer leaves extra room at the big toe, but it surprisingly hasn’t led to any discomfort like I’ve had in the past and may even accidentally act as a shield. I think if I sized down even a half, it might squeeze the sides of my foot closer to the opening of the shoe a bit more than I would be comfortable with.Additionally, I could actually wear these shoes without any laces at all and they stay on perfectly fine for me thanks to the elastic type opening. It looked a bit strange though, so instead I decided to do the “hidden laces” technique with my pair. It was slightly tricky to do such a technique due to only having 4 holes on each side. Since nothing really needs to be tied, I just made sure they were neat and just snug for each line and then knotted the two ends together and hid them between the rubber outside (which is where the laces go through) and the fabric part of the shoe. This ended up perfect because it doesn’t cause discomfort on the inside of the shoe with laces being felt, and the small bulk from the bound up laces that pushes into the fabric on the inside of the shoe actually gives it a slightly more secure feeling.Overall, my early 2 days of impression is overall a surprising approval. These shoes are just comfortable enough, and the fact that they’re only 35 dollars is going to make me buy more of them. They also feel like the perfect gym shoe, but I could always be wrong with that. I HIGHLY recommend getting these shoes if you’re in a pinch with money, need new shoes, and aren’t afraid to try the wide toe box. You won’t be able to wear the industry standard shoes without massive discomfort after you start wearing these because of said toe box. Not sure yet if I would run in these but maybe I’ll try it at some point soon and provide an update.

Love these
Get a pair, if you’re thinking about trying barefoot shoes. I’ve been wearing these every day for about 2 weeks now. Doing walks of at least 8,000 steps. (Although, I needed a few days to build up to that level of foot strength in these shoes. 2,000 steps one day, 3,000 steps the next, etc.)The way I walk has changed distinctively since wearing them. More space for my toes to spread, I feel more stable throughout the day, even my posture is better. Some ankle pain that I’ve had for a few months is now gone.The shoes are true to your size. Get your size or even a half size up. They’re like protective gloves for your feet.

This is a way cheaper version of “barefoot shoes”
So far so good, may revise review in a month, but:Similar “barefoot” shoes with wide toe boxes and flat (“zero drop”) soles sell for $130-$200 from European makers. Search “barefoot shoes” for background, and you might be intrigued by “natural” pace and stance.These have flex uppers so I have left laces in but still in the knot they came in, and they are Great.I cannot say that all you skinny foooters will love them, you might miss the crushed toes you grew up with, they might try to escape the kennel.I am 76 and might not get to try them in a marathon but they are truly inviting me, Hey bro come out and run.Yes these too are made in China, the place corporations took footware to make profit and blisters, but Something Has Happened. Give them a look.Hmm, some released hammer toes spreading, blistering. Might need staging to adapt.PS After 2 weeks I find the heels wearing; rubber is too soft. These are probably not the shoes for walking the dog 5 miles per day or running. Mine show more wear after that 2 weeks than an old pair of Teva sandals I found in the bottom of my closet, which are also very flat.Uh oh! First pair has worn thru heels, outer and insert, after a few months and estimated 100 miles on mostly pavement and gravel.

Perfect for a wide toe room slip on and stylish for a casual. Size 14.5 was purchased, light weight comfort and design came as great surprise.

Pedi un talle más grande y me quedaron un poco grandes ahora estos me calzan chico pero como me gustaron mucho me quedaré con un talle un poco grande.Súper cómodo

Good value. Wide front means comfort for broad feet. Good workmanship. Delivery was as indicated when order was placed.