BRONAX Men's Wide Toe Box Supportive Road Running Shoes S71 | Roomy Toe Space Sneakers, Breathable Mesh Upper, Rubber Sole, EVA Midsole for Daily Walks, Training and Outdoor Sports
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Size: 12 Wide
Color: Grey
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Engineered mesh delivers superior airflow while efficiently wicking away moisture, keeping your feet cool, dry and breathable throughout extended wear and high-intensity activities The wide toe box is well designed to allow natural toe splay, relieving pressure on toes and ensuring all-day comfort with a relaxed, non-constricting fit for various foot shapes. The lightweight, high‑rebound EVA midsole delivers exceptional cushioning that conforms to your foot’s natural contours, offering reliable shock absorption to reduce joint impact with every step. Crafted from high-quality durable rubber, the outsole delivers excellent grip and stable traction across various surfaces, allowing you to move steadily and confidently throughout your daily routine. Womens Wide Walking Shoes Womens Wide Walking Shoes Mens Wide Toe Box Shoes Mens Wide Toe Box Shoes Womens Wide Toe Box Shoes Womens Wide Toe Box Shoes Womens Wide Toe Box Shoes
Package Dimensions : 7.87 x 3.94 x 3.94 inches; 14.11 ounces
Item model number : S71
Department : mens
Date First Available : November 20, 2023
Manufacturer : BRONAX
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Best Sellers Rank: #25,091 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #321 in Men's Athletic Shoes
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Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (3,342)
Color: Grey
Occasion Type: New Year
Heel Type: low-heel
Toe Style: Closed Toe
Occasion Lifestyle: Fashion
Style Name: Walking,running Shoes
Pattern: Solid
Subject Character: Barbie
Theme: Sport
Seasons: All
Pattern: solid
Special Features: Breathable
Closure Type: Lace-Up
Sport Type: Fitness,Jogging,Walking,Athletics,Training,Running,Workout,Gym,Tennis
Specific Uses For Product: Sports
Shoe Type: Athletic Shoe
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Strap Type: adjustable-strap
Insole Cushioning: Ethylene Vinyl Acetate foam
Cushioning Level: Maximum
Outer Material: Mesh
Sole Material: Rubber
Insole Material: Ethylene Vinyl Acetate
Material Fabric: fabric
Brand: BRONAX
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: BRONAX
Shoe Height Map: Low Top
Fit to Size Sentiment: Positive
Platform Height: 3 inches
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Top Amazon Reviews
Great walking shoes for this price! I wish that they made it in a size 12.5, but I had to upsize to 13. They are very comfortable and have no heel slip or pinch points on my feet. They aren't highly cushioned, more in the moderate range, and the midsole is on the firmer side, but that often means that they will last longer without flattening out. The insoles are pretty basic, without much arch support, but to be expected at this price. They seem well constructed and have more outsole material (no protruding midsole foam without being covered by any outsole like many brands do) so hopefully the outsole will also last pretty long. There's plenty of flat outsole material left even after the lugs wear down, though they won't grip well on snow or mud once that happens. They have a 10mm heel to toe 'drop', which is not too much or too little for most people, and the wide toe box is comfortable and helps with my Morton's neuroma foot pain. The laces are fairly thick and with a 'cottony' texture, which makes them difficult to pull through the eyelets, which have to be tightened one eyelet at a time from to bottom to the top the first time you wear them as you can't just pull the laces tight from the top. Once that's done, you only need to tighten and loosen the top 3 eyelets to get in and out from then on, and these laces actually stay tied with a single knot, unlike most other hiking or running shoes that I own, which have thinner and more slippery laces and must be double-knotted.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2026 by FarFromAnywhere
Since there are few other options for attractive general purpose sneakers in a variety of nice colors for people who require a truly wide toe box, these get five stars. My elderly mom can only wear a few styles of certain brands of sneakers (Altras, Asics, Brooks, Hoka) owing to her hammer toe, but she frequently finds that the latest versions of the styles that used to have reliably wide toe boxes are now too narrow. The styles she can find are generally three to four times the retail cost of the $41 Bronax (aside from the Asics Contend). My mother is on a fixed income so she waits for these other sneakers to go on sale and then usually has to settle for a color she doesn't prefer whereas the Bronax come in several nice and coordinatable colors that are affordable at full price; (the red is just as lovely and vibrant as in the pictures and she likes that the black have black soles as she can even wear them with dressier clothes to the theater since they don't call attention to themselves. She usually wears these shoes for walks around the neighborhood, stair climbing, recumbent bike riding, and her PT sessions, etc. She says they have decent cushioning with not much stability (although not terribly unsupportive), they are made for a neutral foot/heel. I bought her spenco insoles to offer a bit more cushioning and support. She would prefer a slightly more padded tongue but she says it's not a deal-breaker by any means, but if the company is reading, she hopes a new version will include a thicker tongue. The tread is decently grippy. I think the take-away is that these look pretty great, are pretty cheap, and are pretty comfortable for general use and they are decently manufactured while offering a wide toe box. Somehow the curvature around the toe doesn't appear as bulbous as most Altra styles. One side note: Of course Altras are better made, but one thing about the two styles she has of Altras is that the heel collar is very low so the sneakers don't go up to the ankle, which makes them a little annoying to pull on. The Bronax have a more normal height of heel collar and are easier to get into. Finally, she wears a 41 in these (size 8 wide). She wears a 41 in the hammer toe-friendly Brooks Addiction and Asics Contends whereas she wears a 42 in Altra Paradigm, if this helps you figure out your size (I mention the EU sizes since she sometimes buys womens and sometimes mens in those styles).
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2022 by Bops
Fairly impressive but not quite the thing for me. Nice for the price. And really nice looking. Wide toe box for sure. Flatter insole that I didn’t like.
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2026 by Me
I have been looking for a decent pair of wide toe box, zero drop shoes. It is not as easy as one might imagine. My tried and true brand is declining dramatically in quality and I have stopped buying their shoes. I tend to be active and walk 5-7 miles a day with a 30 lb weighted vest and ankle weights. I am hard on athletic shoes. I am comparing this Bronax navy colored shoe to the Whitin grey wide toe box shoe. I am a woman and wear a size 41. This Bronax is a man's shoe. Comfort - 5/5 I am pleasantly surprised by the comfort of the Bronax shoes. As you can see from the pics they have more cushion than Whitin. The tongue is long enough to be comfortable as it is not jabbing into the front of my ankle. Sizing - 5/5 After trying 20 different pair of shoes (that was a fun return) I was pleased that the Bronax sizing was fairly accurate. I wear a 41 and it felt like a 41. Even well known brands seems off on their sizing these days. Height - 5/5 As you can see from the pics with the measuring tape the Bronax is a higher shoe. Partly due to cushion but the fabric portion is also more substantial. Style - 5/5 The Bronax just looks nice and like a quality shoe. Price- 5/5 Nice bang for the buck at $45. Durability - ? I don't know. Will update this review when I know more. Whitin/Bronax The Bronax is a more substantive shoe and feels like it might take a beating over time and not fall apart. The Whitin is more minimalist. Comfortable but less cushion and the cushion is more rigid. I personally like this for certain situations. There is 1 issue with Whitin that is odd. It feels like the cushion is not one flat piece but has holes (to reduce materials needed) and I can sort of feel the holes. It's not dramatic but might be after a few miles of walking. I will try one of my i soles and see if that helps. I didn't have this experience with Bronax. In the end I might keep both shoes. But if I could only have 1 shoe I would keep the Bronax. I really applaud Bronax for creating a good wide tox box zero drop shoe. Clearly it's not easy as I tried 20 different companies which included some well known brands. The more well known brands are increasing in price and declining in quality which makes room for a company like Bronax. Let's hope they keep making good shoes!!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2024 by AnnDance
A quality item at a reasonable price...more than that ...I bought them seeking relief for foot neuropathy pain ....and I can tell from the first time I put these shoes on, they are going to do an excellent job for me. Plenty of room in the toe box for my toes to flay naturally and not to be compressed uncomfortably. These will be my personal shoes for all occasions, casual, business and religious.....all occasions, bar none. Well done is what I say to the manufacturer. Great service is what I say to Amazon. Happy camper today. Sole thickness is great, arch support could use a little boost but I have insoles for that ....comfort is unimpeachable....so glad I found them.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026 by John
I usually wear Altra shoes but they are expensive, very poor quality and have been getting narrow. I tried these shoes as an alternative and was impressed. They are much better than I expected. Pros: 1. They are wide in the toe box though the shape could be improved. Most people looking for wide shoes need the most width at the ball of the foot. The Bronax sole is uniformly wide, not a little wider at the ball. This makes them seem less comfortable than the Altra Lone Peak Wide. They are more comfortable than any other Altra shoe I have tried though so this is impressive. I hope Bronax continues to refine their width. 2. The upper seems relatively well built. I have worn them for a few weeks so far and they seem much more durable than Altras. No noticeable wear and the glue does not seem to be delaminating. 3. The soles are very sticky, good traction. Again much better than Altra's. Cons: 1. The fit needs to be slightly wider in at the ball of the foot. 2. The soles are wearing out much quicker than I would like and is the only aspect of the shoe that seems lower quality than Altras (and Altra's have very poor durability in all areas). I hope Bronax upgrades to a more durable but sticky rubber compound. 3. It does not come in a trail running version (more aggressive tread). Overall I am impressed with these shoes and with a few slight changes they will easily be superior to the much more expensive Altra shoes. I will update this review as I get more miles on them. I am very hopeful these could be my new favorite shoes in time. For now I will use them and Altras depending on what I am doing. I give them only 3 stars mostly due to the high sole wear and the sole shape at the ball of the foot. Also, these shoes are MUCH better quality and more comfortable than the Whitin shoes I tried which were junk.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024 by R. Johnson
I bought these shoes with hesitation, as I was reflexively a New Balance customer. But I made the right choice as it turns out; these Bronax shoes stand up to daily 3-mile walk/jogs and are very comfortable. They are a good value, especially considering materials as well as the price. If you like large toe boxes and soft cloth uppers, these are your new go-to's. They don't show up at your doorstep in a box, as you might expect. They are delivered wrapped in plastic but don't let that put you off - they are good shoes.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Great shoe. Well made and comfortable. Last few pairs of whitin were somewhat disappointing, so I decided to try a new brand. Great choice. True to size
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Paul Cavenaugh