JACKSHIBO Wide Toe Box Shoes for Men Arch Support Shoes Wide Width Sneakers for Running Walking Athletic Tennis

These shoes are the most comfortable shoes I have ever bought. I played football long ago and as a result later in life I have had to have multiple surgeries on both feet and ankles. I wore NIKE Air shoes for years but kept getting blisters on my the outside of my toes even though I was wearing the widest NIKE made. My Dr kept telling me to change shoes because there is a seam inside NIKE that can cause blisters. I finally listened to him and after some research I ordered 2 pair of these Jack HIbo shoes. one white and one black. The best money I have spent in a long time. Well cushioned and plenty of room, not heavy, great support, comfort and seem to be made well. Read more

very comfortable and true to size. work on concrete floors 10+ hrs a day. no complaint yet feet don't hurt with planter pain Read more

Ive only had these shoes on for about 30 minutes. i desperately needed shoes and just cant afford the hoka or others that i need for my plantar fasciitis. Already, these are far more comfortable than the hoka. I greatly appreciate the wide toe box, the arch support feels like the perfect amount, and the back of the shoe isnt digging into my Achilles tendon. If they hold up longer than 3 months, they will surpass every experience that ive had with hoka and ill be repurchasing these instead Edit: Horrible on a rainy day or when mopping the floor. Similar to walking around a fast food kitchen with street shoes. If you know, you know. Because of this i removed a star Read more

I love these shoes. I will be buying these shoes from now on. If you have diabeties or other feet issues this shoe is for you. I have numbness in my feet and with the square toe it helps. I work 10 plus hours a day and when I get off my feet still feel good. You can also buy the exact insoles for them. How good is that. Read more

I love how these fit, feel and flex, but the tread life is terrible. I'm tracking and putting in a lot of steps and the tread on these is basically gone by 200,000 steps. I prefer the fit and feel of these to the Nortiv 8 and even the Hokas, but this tread life is defeating any savings in not buying Hokas. Hokas and Nortiv 8 both last 600k steps or more before the cushioning starts to get too flat, and the tread at that point is ok, but these have only started flattening before the tread is gone. In fact, my latest pair of these is only three weeks old, is about 200k steps in and the tread is gone and tearing in a few areas. These feel great, but wont last nearly as long as the Nortiv 8, for about the same price, I'd stick with that - it has a much higher quality tread, better cushioning, but smaller toe-box. Read more

I suffer from knee issues and these shoes, so far, have stood up to the shock resistance I'm in need of. They are comfortable and the bottoms doesn't have that hard bottom, like many others I've tried. They have just enough added support to not cause a discomfort to my knee and without the high cost of the higher brand-named shoes. I wore them a full 8-hours and so far, I have not complaints. The width is great, and they are breathable and stylish! I can tell you that they are very comfortable on my feet and they serve the purpose for work shoes. Going to Vegas to walk the strip and I will give an update, as to how they faired, walking on the hard pavement a full day..,. Stay tuned! Honey, just order you a pair already and have a wonderful life! :) Read more

Have had 3 pairs of expensive Hoka shoes. This inexpensive brand is more comfortable in the toe box than any Hoka, even those labeled wide. The front part of the shoes is not quite as springy as the Hoka but works for my arthritic toes. The only complaint I have at this point is the shoes squeak. Hopefully wearing them more will reduce or eliminate the squeaks. My orthotics fit perfectly so I hope the shoes last awhile. Better than spending three times the amount right now. Read more

Comfortable shoes. Thick sole. Little small. With I got a half size bigger. Read more