WHITIN Ladies’s Minimalist Barefoot Sneakers | Zero Drop Sole | Vast Width Style Sneaker

Zero lift comfort for less cash!
I’ve been wanting to try zero lift shoes, or barefoot shoes, for a while. I’ve always been most comfortable when I run around barefoot, but you know, there’s little stabby things that keep me from doing it all the time. I wasn’t ready to plop down $75 to 100 just to see if I liked it. I finally found these, figured I could afford to give them a shot. I’m 59, 130 lbs, and I have no foot issues, no injuries, nothing that would stop me from giving them a try. When I was a runner, I always went for the wider shoes, even though the shoe folks kept telling me I don’t have wide feet.Wide foot box, amazing. My feet/toes have room to spread out! No more cramming into narrow shoes!Barefoot feel, just right. It’s almost like wearing my slippers, only more comfy.I wore them for the first time when I had to work in a busy kitchen for about 5 hours. My feet felt great! They never got sore, and I had no odd rubbing spots or blisters. I’ve used them on multiple shopping trips, etc., and so far they are holding up just fine. I replaced the laces with some elastic ones so I can slide my foot in and out without tying, but the original laces were just fine. The seams are all still looking good, with just the normal amount of wear on the soles for the miles I’ve logged. I spilled some food on one and I just cleaned it in the sink with a little Dawn dish soap. Looks like new. I don’t wear these exclusively, but I can say they are my favorites. If they start to fall apart or show other failures I will come back and give an update.

fits fred flintstone feet
i have been wearing these for a month now and im ready to reviewI purchased these as a keds type shoe to wear for the summer..keds don’t fit me but i like the look with shorts and sometimes you just don’t want to wear a running sneaker or sandalsizing – this review is for the widefit whiten which i am grateful for its availability. i wear on average a 7.5or 8 shoe with a 2E width…my foot is very wide with short stubby toes…at the base of the toes – 9.8 cm wide…that’s 3.85″…so size wise i’m equivalent to 10 width size 7.5 length…very hard for me to find any kind of shoe.I found these and decided to give them a try and i have to say these are very doable. the size 8 fits my toes with room to spare and i can say that i never realized how nice it is for my toes to just stick out straight without being pinched together. even after a month i still am aware of the freedom my toes feel when i wear these.Fit- over all i would say these fit true to size…i ordered the size based on width, so i went with the 8…lengthwise, they’re probably a bit long…not enough to trip over, and when i walk i don’t notice it, but the weave is denser along the first inch closest to the seams and when i wiggle my toes the nails hit that boundary which feels weird to me. i just want to be clear that this doesn’t impact walking, its only something i notice when i wiggle my toes. On the good side it points to a longer lasting shoe. Width wise the fabric has no stretch so if the shoes fit with a thin sock don’t expect to them to stretch out and wear thicker socks…or suffer the consequences. I tried to wear a thick running sock and after 20 min started to get pins and needles and took the socks off. One down side…(minus one star) others have mentioned this and i wholeheartedly agree that the seam at the pinky toe is totally annoying. i notice it when i first put them on and notice it when i am sitting…not so much when i am walking. I think its two fold, one, the seam makes it much thinker and less flexible at that spot and two the edge of the fabric can rub if you have sensitive toes. Sometimes it bothers me and sometimes it doesn’t. I’m thinking about figuring out if i can iron on a patch to smooth it out but probably wont…seems like a lot of work for the return of investment.Support – funny that even without any sort of built in support my foot feels well supported. the Sole is flat…i repeat FLAT… but the way the shoe is shaped when i tie the laces my arch feels cradled. Now if you have arch needs these shoes will not give you that kind of support…even so i do feel that my foot is strong and grounded when wearing these.side note and good to knows1. these wash well…i washed them in cold water and left them to dry overnight…came out looking like new2. yes the liner will come out with your foot when you take them off…3. if you are used to a lot of cushioning or this is your first time wearing a “barefoot” shoe, your ankle and feet WILL FEEL SORE for a while. In most cases, and this is what i have realized after watching many videos about the whole concept is that your feet are adjusting to a different more natural way of walking. your toes will be used to propel you forward, your arch will actually hold your foot in place and your ankle will start accommodating for a more natural gate. Your forefoot will hit the ground before your heel as you wear them more…and all of those weakness that sneakers have been adjusting for you will be realized as soreness until you balance out.4. you might not want to go back to regular shoes…yes, they look like duck feet in comparison, but its not really that bad in reality and the comfort outweighs the look

Worth it
This is my first pair of barefoot shoes. I have MN for 2 years and I have been wearing Hoka shoes for 2 years and my feet pain is chronic so I started to do research on Reddit and heard a lot of good things about barefoot shoes so finally I decided to try something new and hopefully my feet health will improve like what a lot of people said.My feet felt so good and free. It is true that the space at the front and soft material made such a big difference. I only wear then in house now for 2 days. I heard I have to start slow and gradually increase the time. I wore it to cook and do house chores. Probably 3 hours today, longer than I supposed to and now my right foot nerve felt a little numb and tingling. Hopefully it is a good sign. Will continue to give feedback one month later.Buy the way, the insole is actually pretty good quality. The cheapest barefoot shoes I can find.

Would buy in every colour if the price tag was a bit better

I love these shoes, my feet feel so good. They are my everyday shoe and also I go on light walks with them on graveled trails. This is my second pair.