WHITINMen's Zero Drop Running Shoes + Wide Toe Box

Great value! For the price these shoes are excellent. Wide toe box allows my toes to splay and there is no pinching or confinement. They look great and so far appear to be durable. Better quality than I expected. There is not a ton of cushioning on the sole but they are comfortable. I would buy them again.

I typically wear Xero shoes for the wide toe box and minimalist design. While these aren’t minimalist, they are true to the wide toe box and so much better looking than almost all of the Xeros I’ve worn. The extra cushion, with zero drop from heel to toe, is also incredibly comfortable during my work days. At about 1/3 the cost of Xeros, I’m very happy with this purchase.

I ordered this shoe A. cause its cheap and B. I needed something more comfortable in the barefoot world on concrete. Im knew to the barefoot scene but 1 hour power walk in my $160 vivo barefoot shoes on pavement was a little rough cause there so thin in the sole. these $40 whitin shoes still have a wide toebox and zero drop in heel but the sole is a little thicker so its more comfortable IMO on pavement. Only complaint toe box a little loose, besides that I love running errands in these,

I was looking for a barefoot shoe with a little extra padding and decided to try these out. Due to a not quite successful surgery I lost the fat pad on the outside of my right foot behind the little toe, so normal barefoot shoes with no padding are not workable for me. Seeing that these are advertised as running shoes I was hopeful they would have a bit thicker sole. However, I was a little hesitant due to the low price, thinking they might be cheaply made and uncomfortable. I was wrong on both counts. They are very comfortable, true to size for me (size 10), look great in my opinion, and while they are not trail shoes they have good grip on normal surfaces. If you are like me and are into zero rise barefoot type shoes but need just a little more padding in the sole I highly recommend these. I typically wear orthotics but have not yet needed them in these, and I plan to buy at least one more pair before the tariffs kick in. I have only worn them for a month but I have been in them every day, walking quite a bit, and they are wearing very well so far.

I have had these since april 21st this year and I can give a full review of how I think they are. Honestly would love to get sponsored for these shoes to test them all and see how they do.I walk 10k steps every day and have been for the past 2 years as I really enjoy being outside and getting into better health. I use these in the gym 3 times a week and thats for bodybuilding styled workouts. They don't have the best tread, but for doing calf raises they actually grip really well and keep my fit from slipping. Even without having a really expensive tread, these have held up well outside and I have not once ever slipped on anything. This includes gravel, water puddles, wet rocks, and even walking through rivers with them on I have had zero issues. as of right now I have walked with these shoes roughly 685 miles since I have gotten them. Some days I would walk 20k plus because of theme parks and hiking trails.I have some decent inserts from my doctor as I have absolutely terrible arches, tendon/bone sprains and breaks from the Infantry which caused my toes to roll under each other so I have to use toe spacers in my pinky toe and the toe just one over from in. The space in the shoes gives me ample room for my toes to fit the spacers and comfortably I might add.overall 10/10 for fit and sleek design. Only wear I really had was in the heel, I wear them slightly loose while I walk so my feet can swell without being uncomfortable and this has caused my heel to rub and rip the backing out of the shoe and expose the plastic frame. This is not an issue as I have absolutely worn these into the ground and still wear them comfortably despite the missing foam. I refuse to buy shoes that are not Zero Drop. Give them a try, I do suggest getting an insert for cushion for arch support regardless on whether or not you need them.

I got these and a pair of Asitvo shoes to have both some walking around and working out zero drop shoes. These are my working out ones that I use on my indoor rowing machine. In comparing them though, the Asitvo ones are much better made. The material feels higher quality and they just look like a higher quality shoe. Even the laces are better on the Asitvo than they are on the WHITIN.These also didn’t come in half sizes so I was forced to size up or down to a full size. Since the Asitvos I got were 10.5 US but 44 EU and these WHITIN size 10 were labeled 44 EU, I opted for the size 10 instead of sizing up to 11. They fit ok but are definitely on the smaller side. Size 11 would have been too big. So if you’re a half size like me, you’ll have to settle.Functionally they are fine. They are indeed zero drop and the wide toe box is much more comfortable than the typical narrow toe box on regular sneakers.

So comfortable: wide toe box.Light.Soft but not firm sole.Zero drop.About $45, half the price of competition.Great for walking, running, incl. sprinting.Wasn't sure when I ordered them, but a keeper.Will get another pair.

Bought these for my 2 week trip to Japan and Vietnam. Wanted a cheap alternative for a lightweight sneaker for walking around. Well, after averaging 25k steps a day over the 2 weeks in these babies I’ve got to say I made the right choice! They held up phenomenal, were very comfortable and supportive climbing the steps of Mt Fuji, to walking the streets of Japan, to hiking adventures in Vietnam. I brought 2 other pairs of sneakers but I chose to wear these every single day because of their comfort, breathability and discreet yet cool styling. After 2 weeks they held up well and look as they did when they were new, the pictures I included were after the 2 week period of use. If you’re considering these, just get them, you won’t regret it! I wear a size 12 in Nike and purchased a 1 size down because of the width and the fit was perfect.