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Size: 10 Wide
Color: Black
Package Dimensions : 5.91 x 3.15 x 2.36 inches; 8.82 ounces
Department : mens
Date First Available : January 9, 2023
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: 10 Wide
Color: Grey
Outstanding value - good quality - many shoes are so overpriced - this company provides a good shoe for a great price which to me equals value. As good as other more expensive options - wide toe box, built like a Birkenstock in that regard - my foot is wide in front and narrow in the heal and the fit is perfect. Not good for narrow feet IMO - I’m a happy customer!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2024 by Insurance AUM
Size: 11 Wide
Color: Grey
I purchased my first pair of zero drop minimalist shoes from Whitin (Trail Runners) and was looking forward to trying these running shoes. Lots of room: The first thing I noticed is all the room in the toe box. I know they are advertised as such, but until you actually put them on, wow. I have bad neuropathy and some weakness / atrophy in a few of my toes from a stroke; so I am converting to all zero drop minimalist wide toe box shoes. I am trying to get them more room, plus the grip and ability to move and grip with more of the toes is great. I have a narrow heel, and these grip the heel and also have some support in the heel area. There is no slipping on your heel, nice solid fit. Like my other pair of Whitin's, these have just the right amount of ground feel. Just the right amount of insole and bottom to protect the feet; but not so much that prevents you from gripping with your toes or not really feeling the ground. I did read a review stating that the bottoms are not anti-slip, so I gave that a try. I was moping an inside tile floor and I gave them a test, pretty slippery. Wet asphalt or concrete - no problem great grip. Grass, dirt and gravel - great grip. Just be careful on wet tile, which is all our kitchen is. My Whitin trail runners have awesome grip on all wet surfaces, why wouldn't they put non-slip soles in these too? These are great minimalist shoes, light and comfortable. I changed out the laces to a hiking lace to give it some color, but size is spot on (I am a true 45).
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2024 by JG JG
Size: 13 Wide
Color: Black
I've been adapted to allowing my feet to splay wide and I have wide feet. But wearing ultralight barefoot shoes can be a bit painful at times... I tried pretty much all the zero drop, "barefoot" style shoes that include some cushion and none of them were wide enough for my feet. The Topos were close, but still not quite. I was already wearing the barefoot no cushion shoe from this company so I tried it... after going maybe $800 back and forth in returns. These have the best actual wide barefoot fit I have found, other than shoes with no cushion at all. They have what feels like a little too much material on the lateral mid foot, but I see why it's designed like that. These are flat, no support, no input from the shoe. I felt like the Lems, Topo, Altra, Stryke, Flux, all had a way of guiding my foot through walking... I don't need or want that, some of them you could feel the "rocking" motion through the last... I think all of these shoe companies have lost the idea of barefoot shoes. The upper on these isn't the best, the tread is grippy, but not confidence inspiring. Muddy trail might be a disaster. I hope they bring out a trail runner with a more sturdy upper and a trimmed up lower that doesn't feel like a paddle.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Size: 12 Wide
Color: Black
WHITIN Men’s Zero Drop Running Shoes have truly impressed me. The minimalist design provides a natural feel, promoting a more balanced and comfortable running experience. The shoe’s zero-drop feature enhances my connection to the ground, offering stability without sacrificing cushioning. The overall construction is solid, and the shoes are remarkably lightweight. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just starting, WHITIN’s Zero Drop Running Shoes deliver on both performance and comfort, making them a standout choice in the world of running footwear.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2024 by Phóreal
Size: 10 Wide
Color: Black
I wa looking for a sort-of-minimalist shoe with a wide toe box (for my bunions) for less than the $100+ that the widely-reviewed ones go for, and figured I'd give these a try when I saw them on Amazon. I've had them for about 7 months now, using them for everything from casual walking to rucking to gym workouts to running a marathon, and I'm so happy with them that I've come back to write a review. I'm averaging around 16,000 steps a day in these shoes, and they're comfortable overall, plus the toe box has enough room for my bunion and toes (even when I'm wearing toe spreaders). They have a tab at the heel to hold onto to help pull the shoes on, a nice touch. The soles are still in good shape, such that I expect to get at least another year's wear, if not more, out of this pair. They're fairly lightweight, at 18.75 oz (pair of size 10). Highly recommended. Addendum: I just heard an interview with a guy who reviews running shoes, who mentioned his weight as a caveat to his experiences with how comfortable shoes are for running, so I thought it worth adding that I weigh 140 pounds. For me these shoes are comfortable for walking and running and rucking with a 30-lb pack; people with a bit more body mass may have a different experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2024 by DC Randy
Size: 13 Wide
Color: Green
I’m relatively disappointed in these for two main reason. Note that I am the owner of a few pairs of Whitin shoes and multiple other barefoot brands, so this isn’t a non-informed post. 1). Sizing is at least a size larger than other Whitin shoes. Not a bad thing just frustrating. 2). While the soul looks like it is padded and comfortable, it is not. It is also not barefoot. It feels as if you’re walking on a hard ‘plank’ VS other Whitin shoes which actually feel barefoot(ish). Frankly, these are pretty uncomfortable and rigid - almost like they tried to keep the appearance of a normal sneaker but stopped short of comfort, and also missed on ground feel. It’s trying to be both barefoot while also a normal sneaker and failed at both. If you want something that looks like it has a thick soul and also feels pretty good, don’t buy these - go buy Altra. If you want something that is actually barefoot feel, don’t buy these - look elsewhere.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2024 by kbbmarch