WHITINMen's Barefoot Running Shoes | Minimalist Cross-Trainer | Zero Drop Sole

Stability:4th time purchasi g this show is 8 years. The running shoe fits me best. It acts like a good in my foot and the front rim is below my big toe. So that My toes king hit the fle bike cloth and not had plastic when i walk or run. They are durable. Shoes generally don't list me long, the do. For their other styles, I need to get 1.5 x bigger size.Comfort:Fits like a goodDurability:Excellent.

I'm incredibly happy with my WHITIN Men's Barefoot Running Shoes! These minimalist cross-trainers offer a fantastic barefoot feel that's perfect for everyday wear and workouts. The wide toe box allows for natural toe splay, and the zero-drop sole promotes a really stable and connected feel to the ground. They're easy to put on and durable for the price, and the grip is solid for various exercises. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a versatile minimalist training shoe!

UPDATE:It is only the white pair which seems to be more narrow in my collection. I added a photo of the gray ones.Original:I ordered these some time ago. I loved them so much a year later I bought a few more. Unfortunately, they changed the design. They are not as wide as before, so they do noticeably feel more narrow. Also, the heel feels like there is more support. This good and bad. It does cup the heel better. I believe that was an issue for some people. In the same breath, there appears to be more between you and the ground. Aesthetically, they look better, but I believe they might have moved backwards and regressed on some of reasons people buy minimalist shoes. It appears to be more for looks and be competitive. I will wear them for some time and see if these changes affects the expected benefits.

I absolutely love these shoes! I've had one pair for a full year wearing almost every day and the quality is fantastic. I even came back to buy a second pair in a different color. They are holding together strong! I originally bought these as a minimalist every day walking shoe to strengthen my arch (I have a high arch) and reduce issues with plantar fasciitis. I wanted a shoe that had a zero drop and approximated barefoot walking while still looking good and protecting my feet outside. They have helped tremendously! I walk on the balls of my feet all day and I now have less issues. They wrap around my foot like a perfectly fit lightweight glove (foot type: high arch, thin heel, wide toe box. I mention this because if you have this foot type you know how difficult it is to find the perfect fit). I get compliments on them all the time, as well, for how good they look. They are easy to clean too. I give them a wipe with a wet washcloth or blow them off with an air compressor and they are back to looking as good as new. I also wear them in the gym for weight lifting and basic mobility training drills. They do very well.There are certain things they are not good at though, simply because of the type of shoe they are, and the thinness of the sole. So don't expect them to perform outside what they are made to do. I don't hike in these where I know the profile is very rocky or the path is covered in roots. You will feel every single one of them. Don't expect to feel comfortable in a tree adventure park either...that was a mistake I will not be making again. My feet tried to wrap around every wire and thin board. They were very tired and sore by the end of the excursion. I wouldn't run in them very far either, unless you are training to barefoot run and have a steady growth and strengthening plan. Otherwise, you could potentially injure yourself. If you intend to spend a lot of time walking or standing on a solid cement shop floor I would also caution against using these for that. Over the course of the day you will find that your feet will become very tired and sore. I would recommend a cushioned sole instead for that. I tried mountain biking with them and although you can do it, there just isn't enough support and protection. I would not recommend them for that use case. Lastly, they don't have a ton of side support since they have a cloth upper so they aren't very good at supporting your foot during quick or strong lateral movements. There have been a couple times in the gym where I felt as though I was going to roll out of the shoe.Summary: I am a big believer in buying the right shoe for the right use case! For everyday casual wear and as a weightlifting zero drop shoe, these are amazing! I would highly recommend them. For hiking, mountain biking, or running, go spend the money on a pair specifically designed for those activities.

For the price it's a good barefoot shoe - BUT it lacks appropriate support/lacing/ hold around the heel.I've been using this shoe for a bit over a week for various crossfit exercises and it performed well - until we did sled pushes. My heel slipped out of the shoe almost immediately - weight I was able to move in the past with other shoes (Xero HFS II, Inov-8 235, Merrell) I could not move with these due to slippage.All other crossfit related workouts were no problem, even weighted runs, but I would not call this a trail running shoe - anything with a moderate incline and you'll run the risk of losing the shoe.

Love these shoes! Minimalistic and comfortable. I’ve had them since 2023 and have held up quite well. The insert is basic so I had to beef it up a bit with a thicker one. Otherwise, great shoes that go with a lot of outfits. Breathable and well-made. I’d gotten several compliments and I’d buy another pair in a heartbeat. For reference, I bought the brown pair.

I never bought shoes online before and because of Amazon’s service and the way these fit I am convinced that buying shoes online is a good thing. What I like about them is the snug fit but freedom to my feet. i tied them and am fully able to slip them off and on easily. For me these are very comfortable.