WHITIN Mens Zero Drop Running Shoes Wide Toe Box for Daily Runs

Got these for my husband because he was wanting barefoot shoes that had a little bit more cushion for running and working out. He loves them! They fit true to size, nice a wide in the toe box and still zero drop. He's had them for several months now and they haven't started falling apart or looking worn anywhere. He's even worn them on hikes and they've had good traction and comfort. We would buy they again! Read more

While these are great, and look great they don't hold up as well as the other running shoe they make. I had to super glue peeling rubber on the bottom and they didn't hold my foot as well when running. These are great shoes but not for my 260 pound body. I wore a size 12 W where I usually wear 13s. And the fit was great, I have a hard time finding shoes that fit me well. They were also very lightweight which was nice. Read more

I never knew what I missing out on until I got these shoes. I wear them to the gym and I wear them running, I run 5 miles 3 times a week and they are super comfortable. The laces tie like normal, they're not slippery or anything so I don't have to double knot them. They are very lightweight and more breathable than my old new balance running shoes. Highly recommend for wide feet! Read more

I had to return these because the they were too tight where my arch begins, near the bottom of the laces. It was overly tight there with no give and made it uncomfortable to wear too long. The toe box was great, construction of the shoe looked solid, sole was grippy, and everywhere else looked and fealt good. I'm definitely going to give Whitin a second chance but with a different style and see if my problem was just the style I chose. Read more

I was looking for some low cost, simple, no-frills shoes for primarily walking on sidewalks and pavement, wearing at the gym, and some medium weight rucking. I previously purchased another Within model, the "Men's Barefoot Trail-Running Shoes | Wide Toe Box | Zero Drop". I was pleased with the quality and comfort of those, but they have a relatively aggressive tread combined with very little cushion in the sole. Especially when rucking with 30lbs, I felt my feet were hitting the ground pretty hard and I could feel the lugs from the tread (or at least it seemed that I could). It was pretty tiring on my feet and calves. So, I looked for something a little more traditional- still wide toe box, zero drop, but with a little bit more cushion and a more flat tread. These have been a great answer to my issue- much more comfortable for walking/rucking and some light running with a flat "road" tread. I wouldn't be surprised if these were less grippy when hiking or trail running, but that's not my main use for them. They are just as comfortable as the other Within pair, and I haven't had any issues with blisters or anything rubbing on my feet. The fabric around the heel is particularly soft and cushioned. They also look nice- the "dark grey" is a little more of a blue gray, but still looks good. I normally wear a 9 (and in the other Within model) but the recommended 8.5 fits perfect, so these definitely seem to run a little large, but Amazon recommended the correct size. We'll see how well they hold up, but the quality seems to be good from what I can tell! Read more

Hands down the best VfM I've ever had in a pair of shoes. They look nice and accommodate my 2E wide feet. Been walking 20K+ steps a day for a few months and they're holding up realy well. Also good for light running as they have really good road grip and are not overly cushioned. Read more

I've had altra lone peaks and another Within 0 drop shoe to compare, and these are decent for the price. I like these shoes so far, I have wide feet and my options are slim. Specialized wide toebox shoes tend to be expensive from brands like Topo or Altra, they also seem to be mostly for runners who want 0-drop shoes, which isn't me. A lot of these shoes are are extremely ugly with bright colors and outrageous designs, but what's nice is that this shoe looks. Not good, not bad, but at the very least, normal. The insole it comes with is actually of nice quality compared to other shoes that give you a paper thing insole that does nothing, but the shoes still feel a bit hard. I ended up using a Dr Scholls extra comfort insole and it works very well for me. The wide toe box is nice, I wear a 11.5 2E usually, but I went with the 12 Wide and it fits perfectly. I like how there's a bit of cushion compared to a lot of 0 drop shoes. A few cons. - Biggest one is that the traction on these shoes aren't that good. I had a rubber sole 0 drop WITHIN shoe that had the same problem, but over time the traction on the rubber felt better. I'll have to see if this is the case with this model. - The material durability is questionable, it doesn't seem like it will stand the test of time, but I'll update the review in a few months. - The sole is hard. While it has some padding to protect you unlike barefoot shoes, these soles are pretty hard. While the insoles are nicer than other paper thin insoles from other shoes, it still feels hard Overall. I'd probably by this again if my current ones wear down. They good normal, fit pretty well, and feel good. I've paid more for shoes that feel much worse. Read more

If you’re like me, and search Amazon forever for the best deal before you make a decision by taking into account price, quality, style, fit, discount etc., stop looking here, and purchase now. The only other sneakers I’ve ever liked as much as these are Hokas or Altras which are 3 or 4 times the price of this brand. I love this brand. Great shoes for a good price. I like to hike in zero drop Altras but I don’t want to wear out the tread by wearing them in society, so I was looking for something cheaper than Altras that are zero drop for when I’m in the matrix and walking on concrete and such, and these zero drop shoes are stylish and comfortable for a good price. Love this brand. I think this is the 4th or 5th pair of this brand in different styles/colors that I’ve bought. Love them all. Especially these ones in black. Read more