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Size: 9 Wide
Color: W51 All Black
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Barefoot running shoes are the answer for people who want to run with that freedom but maintain a level of safety. Lightweight, quick-drying, and stylish enough for everyday wear, these water shoes are made for every step of your adventure.(For Men and Women) With a classic retro sneaker design, these shoes blend style and function seamlessly - perfect for little explorers who love to run, climb, and discover. (For Little/Big Kid) The classic canvas upper and padded collar wrap your feet in comfort and reduce chafing, so the only thing you'll feel is the freedom of the move through your day. (For Men) If you’re going to conquer mud and technical terrain, it helps to have dedicated trail shoes that bite into dirt and cushion your feet against rocks on your runs. (For Men) With grippy outsoles you can trust on any terrain, the women's trail-running shoes help you keep exploring, even when the trails get rugged. (For Women) If you’re going to conquer mud and technical terrain, it helps to have dedicated trail shoes that bite into dirt and cushion your feet against rocks on your runs. TPU overlay reinforcements and braided fishing line swathe the midfoot to increase support during movements. Barefoot hiking allows your feet to sense the changing terrain, making every step a vital one and enhancing your experience of the great outdoors. Aggressive 3mm lugs line the perimeter and bottom of the shoe, making it easy to virtually grab hold of uneven terrain. The chevron tread pattern lets the sole easily flex, so you get fluid, unhindered movement. Foot-shaped toe box allows for maximum room giving the toes ultimate freedom to wiggle and spread when running on any surface. Quick Dry Water Shoes Kid Barefoot Shoes Women Wide Trail Barefoot Knit Barefoot Sneakers Men Hi-top Barefoot Shoes Kid Hi-top Barefoot Shoes Barefoot Water Shoes
Department : mens
Date First Available : May 23, 2024
Manufacturer : WHITIN
Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here
Best Sellers Rank: #23,359 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #31 in Men's Trail Running Shoes
#31 in Men's Trail Running Shoes:
Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,729)
Color: W51 All Black
Occasion Type: Daily
Heel Type: No Heel
Toe Style: Round Toe
Occasion Lifestyle: Casual
Style Name: Trail Running Sneaker
Pattern: Solid
Theme: Sport
Seasons: Spring, Fall
Formality Level: Casual
Special Features: Lightweight
Closure Type: Lace-Up
Sport Type: Trail Running
Shoe Type: Athletic Shoe
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Strap Type: lace_up
Insole Cushioning: Foam
Cushioning Level: moderate
Surface Recommendation: Trail
Lace Closure: Eyelets
Pronation Correction: Neutral
Outer Material: Mesh
lining-description: mesh
Sole Material: Rubber
Material Fabric: Fabric
Brand: WHITIN
Item Highlight: Reliable Traction, Natural Toe Splay, Lightweight Comfort for Gym Workouts & Hiking Trails
Manufacturer: WHITIN
Fit to Size Sentiment: Positive
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Size: 10 Wide
Color: W51 Dark Grey
UPDATE: A year makes a big difference. After wearing these as my main walking and casual shoes, I have to say that they’re one of my favorite shoes I’ve ever owned. I wish I didn’t use them for so much road walking as I prematurely wore out the soles. I’ll update my other review too, as the ones I called “better” were actually worse and I ended up tossing them out. I still have these, I can’t seem to part with them even though the soles are smooth. I use them as quick slip on shoes by my back door for when I put my dogs out. Buy these, not the other ones. I bought these shoes after getting the "WHITIN Men's Wide Minimalist Barefoot Sneakers Ultimate Relaxation" style thinking they would be the same. They're not. They are much narrower than the "relaxation" shoes, which I think are the best cheap barefoot shoes you can buy mostly because of the ultra wide toebox. So be careful, these are much narrower and if you have wide feet, you will either need to upsize or get another variety and hope for the best. Check the photo to see how much narrower they are than the wide barefoot shoes. That's the reason why I only gave it four stars. That being said, I decided to keep them anyway (after first wanting to return them). Although they're narrower than the wide barefoot version, there's still plenty of room for toe splay and the narrower fit gives a little more stability in the instep. Your foot doesn't slide around as much, but it's also a little confining. I'm going to use them as a transitional running shoe. They are zero-drop and have a wide-ish toebox, so they're better than a traditional pointy-toed running shoe, but they have some stack height and padding in the insole. In fact, I think that's the best use for these - as a transitional mid-point between old school pointy shoes and full-on barefoot shoes. The tread is aggressive and would probably do very well on a trail run. The sole is still flexible like a barefoot shoe, which is good, but the added height provides more protection. They also look pretty good, but a lot of that comes down to the lack of toebox width, which eliminates the clown-shoe look of a lot of barefoot shoes but at the cost of not really being a barefoot shoe. I'm learning a lot about Whitin shoes and while I like them a lot, I hope they start making shoes that are more like the wide barefoot shoes than these. It seems like with these shoes, they wanted to make barefoot shoes, but didn't want to go too far to alienate regular shoe buyers. It does make for a decent transitional sneaker, but if they're serious about barefoot shoes, they need to put that extra-wide toebox on everything that they call barefoot shoes. UPDATE: I've worn these for a few runs now and also for a few walks. I like them more every time I use them. They're OK for running, but they are perfect as a walking shoe. I'll keep running in them as I don't want to wear them out too quickly. Once it gets warmer out I'll start running outdoors and give another update.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024 by John I.
Size: 11 Wide
Color: W51 All Black
I’m of an age whereby I remember buying expensive Florsheim brand shoes that were guaranteed for life . . . or in the case of Florsheim, until the company ceased to exist. The reason that I brought that up, is because, these shoes seem to be made of cloth and rubbery materials which relegates them into an almost “disposable” category. They will not stand up to rough, wintery weather and are don’t seem to be waterproof. I was surprised that ordering one size larger than I normally wear fit perfectly. I decided to change the shoe inserts for better arch support. Then, I was surprised again, that the insoles that I had previously trimmed to fit my size of 10W shoes, fit perfectly into these, size 11, Whitin products. I am also old enough to remember spending half of my paycheck to buy “Earth Shoes.” These were designed as a kind of enhancement to barefoot walking. It was was scam and made me suspicious of shoe ads that advertised similar benefits. I am happy to report that these Whitin hiking/running shoes are infinitely more comfortable than traditional shoes, like my trusty old Rockports, Merrells and Sketchers. Besides amazing comfort, these help me feel much more steady on my “geezerly” feet and are keeping me safer, by lowering the risk of suffering falls. Thus, despite being made of fairly flimsy materials and being unsuitable for bad weather, these shoes’ positive qualities of comfort and keeping a person much steadier on their feet, earn them a solid 5 star rating.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2026 by Man-Cave Dweller and Car Guy
Size: 8 Wide
Color: W51 Dark Grey
Got these for kickboxing workouts. Pros: Great traction and great feel for each of your movements. Good for balance, which means great for kicking. More of a casual look than most barefoot shoes, as in you could wear these outside of your workouts and look normal. Cons: Really wish these came in half sizes as you really feel the gap in front of your toes when you do things like planks. No cushion for jumps, but then again, that's not what barefoot shoes are known for.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2026 by David
Size: 11 Wide
Color: W51 Taupe Gum
I wear 11 men's US, size 44 Euro and these are true to size. They are also my single greatest purchase of 2025 so far. My feet have been killing me lately so I have done a lot of research and measuring and realized 40 years too late I need an extra wide shoe and that my arches are pretty flat. I have been miserable in shoes my whole life and as soon as these arrived I put them on and I cannot believe the immediate relief. They are light, breathe very well, the toe box is very accommodating but not awkward, the outsole is a great combination of thin, cushiony, grippy, not too stiff not too soft, and the insole is surprisingly nice underfoot as well. The soles are thin enough you can fold the shoes, perhaps for efficiency packing, and then they just spring back. I have been wearing these since they arrived and have no complaints. As far as the barefoot design goes, I guess it works naturally for me but I'm not someone who goes out of their way to find barefoot shoes. I had originally heard a lot about Lem's and was interested in those but they were too expensive. Someone then suggested Whitin and I figured for $30 I might as well try them. Very very happy. Materials: they feel like shoes made of shoe material. They are very flexible and bendy so the uppers are more synthetic fabric than plastic panels, they are breathable and I like that the sole conforms to the shape of the shoe instead of just being glued to the bottom of the shoe. They feel very good when walking, sitting, or standing. Absolutely great shoe so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2025 by Joseph Love
Size: 13 Wide
Color: W51 Brown Grey
The toebox of this shoe is wide, but the remainder of it is not as wide as I would hope (middle of my foot is still too wide for the shoe). More than that, though, the shoe does not do a great job of staying 'on' with the upper feeling more like a sock and sliding over the top of the sole. I would not feel great running in these, but they are fine for around town. Because of where the laces are on the shoe I have not been able to cinch this down to really lock the foot onto the sole. The sole seems decent quality, though, almost too soft of an upper/the upper not connecting well into the sole that is the issue. I would probably return if I had not worn them a couple of times before discovering this.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2026 by MW
Size: 12 Wide
Color: W51 Black Gum
I purchased these shoes for a particular reason that would be of interest to Senior Citizens - The nerve connection between the brain and the skin are weaker after age 60 and I am 81 years old. The Shoes are great - but for me - the tongue needs to be longer and the flaps need to be longer, with metal islets for the shoe strings. As of now I can use them indoors ( to increase skin contact with the floor) but not outside without the shoe strings, which I had to take out - because the tongue was cutting off circulation to my foot, because I wear orthotics and it changes the shape of the shoe. you could put in 2 rows of shoe string islets -that would allow room for orthotics - So younger people and Senior Citizens could both use this shoe which I like very much for their lightness, barefoot feeling. This shoe runs small - I wear an 11.5 U.S. and they fit me at European 45 which is what I ordered, and was sent. All Good - If the maker of these shoes changes or offers the shoe in the specifications I mentioned, then, I will buy them and be able to use them on my daily exercise walk in the morning.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2026 by Stephen, S.
Size: 10 Wide
Color: W51 Green Gum
These are my new favorite shoes. They are super light and durable. I usually have to order a half size large in most brands but I ordered my true size 10 wide and these fit perfectly. I have had them for about 3 weeks and have worn them everyday since they arrived. They are super minimalist as far as shoes go. I expected to have a little soreness because of the relatively thin sole and insole but my feet have felt really great. I normally wear custom orthotics to help with some bunion issues. With these shoes I don’t need the orthotics and my bunion pain has gone away completely. They are super comfortable and for me they have just the right amount of support. I typically wear very expensive hiking shoes for the support and wide toe box. As long as I can get these shoes my days of buying expensive footwear for daily use are over. I will still likely wear some for truly rough ground hiking and such but for everyday these shoes are my favorite. I have only worn these in the heat of summer in central Texas so I don’t know how they will do in cold weather. I will still be wearing mine for sure. I will likely buy a backup pair and maybe one or two other colors as well. Just great shoes that don’t try to do too much. Hard to go wrong for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2025 by Rod E. Reichardt
Size: 11 Wide
Color: W51 Black Gum
For reference, I generally wear 10-10.5 2E-4E shoes (US sizing) depending on the brand. I bought the WHITIN wide trail runners in sizes 10 wide (43) and 11 wide (44). I also bought the similar looking barefoot ASTVO shoes in size 10 wide (43.5) and 10.5 wide (44). Hopefully this review helps people who want to see how these two shoes compare as they both cost around $42 when I bought them. For the comparison below, I used the barefoot insoles in the ASITVO although they include spare supportive insoles that are about 1/8" thicker than the barefoot insoles. If used, these would slightly reduce the volume, add cushion, and help people adapt to barefoot shoes. Sizing/Length: The ASITVO shoes have a fairly true-to size length, perhaps a quarter size short but this is a non-issue common in barefoot shoes as you don't need as much length with your toes less crowded. WHITIN seems to run about a size small in length, the 11 WHITIN shoes were similar in length to the 10 ASITVO shoes while the 10 WHITIN shoes fit more like a US 9 in length. Overall Width and Volume: The ASITVO is very wide and good for higher volume feet, slightly wider throughout compared to the WHITIN and while both have good volume, the ASITVO has slightly more. The ASITVO 10 wide was wide enough in the midfoot for my 3E width, high-volume feet, while both sizes of the WHITIN shoes were too narrow in the midfoot. Toebox width: The toebox in the ASITIVO shoes is slightly wider than the WHITIN. The 10.5 wide ASITVO might even be slightly wider than the 11 wide WHITIN toebox. For reference, I find with barefoot style shoes where the midfoot fits well, the toebox generally has enough room for me. The WHITIN has a tighter midfoot which may be preferable to some. Midfoot Width: The ASITVO has a wider midfoot compared to the WHITIN wide barefoot shoes, it seems to get wide about 5.5 inches from the toe while the WHITIN gets wider about 4.75-5 inches from the toe and is narrower in the midfoot and heel. I found the ASITVO 10 wide was wide enough in the midfoot for my 2-3E width, high-volume feet, while both sizes of the WHITIN shoes were too narrow in the midfoot. The extra half inch before the shoes widen caused uncomfortable pressure on the inside of my foot. This is a common issue I run into, so I prefer the ASITVO shoes but those with more triangular feet or a narrower heel/midfoot would likely prefer the WHITIN fit. Heel fit: They are both similar, perhaps slightly wider on the ASITVO although neither shoe has an excessively wide heel. Compared to the WHITIN, they have more padding that is well designed around the heel and ankle. This holds my heel in place better and the padding helps avoid overtightening and pressure points. Overall: The ASITVO has a wide, high-volume fit with a generous toebox. The 10 Wide ASITVO is exactly what I wanted, and is wide enough in the midfoot to fit correctly without sizing up. It also has plenty of volume. I would hesitate to call the WHITIN shoes wide except for the toebox. To me they fit more like Altra Lone Peak 8-9's and some of the Topo trail shoes where the toebox is wide but the midfoot is too narrow. They do have more foot volume than the Altras I have tried on though. TLDR: Overall, the 10.5 wide ASITVO fits closer to how the 11 wide WHITIN shoes fit for toebox size and length but has a wider midfoot than the WHITIN. The WHITIN seems to run a size small and the midfoot widens too far up the shoe for me in the larger size I tried while it is too short and narrow in the smaller size.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2025 by Paul G.