Unisex Wide Barefoot Shoes for Mens Womens Minimalist Sneakers Zero Drop Shoes Lightweight Comfortable

I have wide, long, natural feet. I have never worn tight, narrow or pointed-toe shoes. And at 53 I am very glad! I still have the lovely wide toe spaces I was born with. Anyway, it is great to find a naturally shaped shoe, as so many trusted brands have narrowed the toe (even Doc Martens have restyled and now push your toes together). These Hobibear are very soft and comfy they are smart enough for work. They seem well made but feel nice and light. I take a size 9.5 (told you I have long feet). Sometimes I can wear a 9, but I did have to swap these for the size 10 (UK), which are perfect. I am delighted with these shoes. When I reordered them on Sunday I paid £45. Today they cost £35, which seems a bit weird and unfair. But I am very pleased with the shoes.

Just bought them and I could not believe how comfortable they are. I used them a couple of times and I couldn't be happier, perfect space for toes to avoid bunions or other problems. They seem waterproof. I can't wait to see how they do after months if usage. And for the price this is really good.

Not a bad pair of smart barefoot shoes. The material doesn't feel really plasticy but can get a bit sweatier than with a leather pair but for the price, I can't really complain. My son's last pair lasted about 18 months before the sole started to come away so replaced with the same type as he finds them very comfy for school. They're quite water resistant (until the sole came away) and look very smart for school or work. Overall it's day these are great value for money

Ooh they are like wearing your slippers. I'm a podiatrist and these are sublime. I've had then on all day and my feet are in heaven. Delivered promptly. Size is perfect I wear 4 to 5 ordered the 5 and there's lots of wriggle room for my toes. Look fabulous too!

Very happy with these. Wide-fitting as advertised and comfortable. Slightly loose (ok with me) but when I substituted the insoles for thicker woollen ones (I have cold feet), they fit just perfectly & look smart.

I bought these as a pair of shoes for dog walks on the beach. Our beach is red sand, so discolours anything white. They've proven a good choice, being black. They are quite water resistant so up to the job that I bought them for, but if they go in the sea (got caught by surprise on one occasion) they do let water in, so rain protective rather than waterproof - there again I don't think they make any claims in this area so that could be argued as a benefit. They are good minimalist shoes for doing things in as above - I also used them when clearing out a house and they were great there too - obviously no toe protection, but a bit muddy and dirty they just laughed at and cleaned up fine afterwards. The only thing I don't like, which is why the low score c.f. my above comments is that they flex like the cheap shoes i used to have to wear as a kid when my parents had very little money. N.B. this particular element is only true of the ones that are leather look in this range.

Nice shoes, I use them instead of rubber shoes because they are waterproof and super comfortable. They are wide and nice for my feet. They look quite nice, and it is a pleasure to wear them.

My son has to wear black leather shoes for school, and these are the only ones we've found that are comfortable right from the start at a fairly sensible price. For that reason I've bought him Hobibear shoes for the last 4 or 5 sizes (iirc). He has wide feet with a very high instep. The only issue we've found is in the latest pair. He's been wearing them for 5½ months now, three times a week = about 65 days. Unfortunately they've developed massive holes in the insoles. The shoes themselves are fine and tough, but the insoles... not so much. Similarly, the aglets on the laces gave up the ghost a fair while ago.