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WHITIN Men's Minimalist Barefoot Sneakers | Wide fit | Zero Drop Sole | Upgraded Footbed

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Size: 8


Color: Blue ( Blended )


Features

  • Rubber sole
  • Wide fit, like first class for your feet.
  • Upgrade breathable vent pigskin lined removable memory foam insole.
  • Zero-drop, non-elevated sole for proper posture and balance.
  • A wider than average toe box to allow the forefoot to spread.
  • Flexible, non-slip, abrasion resistant rubber sole for extraordinary barefoot feeling and free movement.

Description

A Wider Toe Box Designed with a wider than average toe box to allow the forefoot to spread.. Not having enough room for your toes may lead to corns, calluses, neuromas, or deformed toes. Read more Flexible Sole Flexible, non-slip, abrasion resistant rubber sole for extraordinary barefoot feeling and free movement. Read more Flat | Zero Dorp Allows the feet to be in a neutral position which supports a healthy posture and puts less stress on the joints Read more Men's Wide Barefoot Sneakers Men's Minimalist Trail Runner Men's Barefoot Cross-Trainer Men's Minimalist Cross-Trainer Men's Canvas Barefoot Loafers Men's Wide Barefoot Sneakers BAREFOOT FLEXIBILITY ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ZERO-DROP HEEL ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ WIDE TOE BOX ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Men's Slip-on Loafers Men's Slip-on Loafers Men's Slip-on Loafers Men's Slip-on Loafers Men's Slip-on Loafers Men's Slip-on Loafers Foam-Cushioned ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Flex & Fold Sole ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Machine Washable ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓


Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 1.97 x 1.97 x 1.97 inches; 3.53 Ounces


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 29, 2022


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    • not a barefoot shoe, has arch support and elevated heel
Size: 10 Color: Brown ( Upgraded Insole )
not a barefoot shoe, has arch support in the construction of the shoe. the midsole area is very narrow, creating pressure on the arch area unless you have high arches. For those without high arches, it causes the foot to tip to the outside, unbalancing the stance and gait. Also the insole has elevated heel. Also there is no lateral support in the very soft uppers so shoe is ok for walking but not for any kind of lateral movement. very disappointing that whitin has no real barefoot shoes in their collection. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2021 by Rich
    • Not wide enough for my wide foot
I have wide feet, having bought wide shoes for the past 15 years and never been happier. I wanted to try a minimalist shoe because I love the last pair of non-wide shoes I owned, which were a cross between a moccasin and a tennis shoes: very minimalist. I go between an 11 and 11.5 typically extra wide. After searching online for the “best wide minimalist shoe”, I found these and gave them a try. I initially tried an 11 given my history and they felt like a paid of ballerina slippers they were so tight. I returned them thinking that I just needed a size up (which would be 12 for these). Unfortunately, while they fit better, it was still very tight across the ball of my foot and the little toes felt constrained. Yes, these have a bigger toe box, and probably be a good fit for someone whose feet run slightly on the wide side. Also, the feel was very minimalist (good tactile feedback as I walked through the house, no artificial bend points forces on the foot). I really want to like them, and think I would have, if they weren’t so constricting. The rating is from the perspective of looking for a minimalist shoes for a wide foot, and sadly it does not deliver for me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2021 by Graham Lower
    • Not a "Wide Fit". It is a "Narrow Fit" at best.
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I purchased a size up (13) from my typical size 12 and the shoe is still way too narrow. It should be marketed as a "Narrow Fit"...not a "Wide Fit". See photo's where I show the insole on the size 13 shoe. The top of the toebox area is a pathetic 2 to 3 inches wide. The widest part of the shoe is not even 4 inches wide....and this is on the size 13 shoe. There is no way my size 12 foot is fitting in this size 13 shoe...unless I cram my toes into the toebox. Does anyone have a foot shaped like the Whitin insole in the pictures? I highly doubt it. Why can't shoe companies make shoes shaped like a real foot? Every shoe out there forces the toes into a tight box which causes deformity of the foot and loss of stability. Why can't shoe companies make an anatomically correct shoe/sneaker/boot? It should not be this difficult to find shoes that fit a human foot. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2022 by vjm vjm
    • Really like these shoes
Very comfortable. Fit is good. I ordered size 8.5 the sticker on the sole shows that this equates to European size 42. The sizing seems to be quite accurate or very slightly larger. The shoes are light weight and very comfortable. I also own a pair of "WHITIN Men's Minimalist Trail Runner | Wide Toe Box | Barefoot Inspired" in a size 8 which are also excellent. Compared to those trail runners with the wide toe box, these shoes are slightly more narrow at the toe but still very comfortable. They are more of an everyday walking shoe with a less aggressive traction. They seem to be very well made and should hold up well to daily use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2021 by PD
    • Great right out of the box
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I have big wide feet with a half a size difference between them so finding shoes online is difficult without the trying on. For example At XMass I was in the hunt for boots and It took ordering seven pairs to get two. Thanx Amazon for free returns. So when I order a pair of shoes and they go on without a hitch and fit like they were made for my feet as well as wear them for hours immediately with no issues, my soul smiles. They are true to size as well as wide, and comfortable with or without socks. The only reason I put a 4 for support is because they are a moccasin/bare foot like feel with high bend ability. Therefore you naturally loose just a bit in the support department Great shoe I wil be ordering more ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2021 by Wilshine Wilshine
    • Great minimalist shoes
I've ordered and returned several different types of minimalist shoes. For whatever reason these fit me the best, feel incredibly light and flexible, and actually look passably normal enough that I don't get asked questions about them from others when I wear them out. They took a week or so of getting used to (especially given that I usually walk at least an hour a day) before my feet got used to the feel of walking with such light soles on concrete, but I have to admit that the flexible sole and ability to feel the ground beneath my feet has actually helped with a sense of stability while walking. In the past I would semi-regularly misstep or miss a crack or unevenness in the ground and roll an ankle. It hasn't happened once with these shoes, because the sole (and my foot) will instead adjust to the unevenness and flex naturally, instead of the flat sole forcing the whole foot to angle at the ankle. Overall, these are an amazing deal for the price and have held up well so far with virtually no visible wear to the shoe or sole after a month of heavy use. But I could buy four pairs of these for the price of my last walking shoes, so even if they wear out within a few months I will feel like they were well worth the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2022 by J. B. Talcott
    • Everyday shoe for those looking for minimalist shoes
I'm new to the whole minimalist shoe trend, so I don't know if this really counts or not, but it's got a zero-drop sole, even if the insole has some padding. After trying another pair of the WHITSIN shoes that I got mainly for running (which I enjoy,) I tried this pair that looks like a "normal" shoe, for casual wear, not necessarily running. After a few weeks of wear, they work great. They have the zero-drop sole, so don't have the huge build-up in the heel like most shoes these days. I'm a men's size 12 and they fit perfect. I'm really happy with them and wear them all the time. If you're looking to move into minimalist shoes, this is a good place to start. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2021 by Steve

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