WHITIN Men's Wide Toe Box + Zero Drop Sole Road Running Shoes | Rubber Outsole

These are fantastic! The wide width is actually wide (fits like a 4E). The wide toe box is super comfortable and the shoe is very lightweight. Great traction in the wet or dry. And the shoe is one of the few zero drops available with enough padding to be comfortable all day. The orange color is vibrant and fun. The shoe may not last as long as comparable Altras, but at 1/6th the price, you'll come out way ahead.

Finally a shoe that's designed for the actual shape of our feet! There were a few other brands that were excessively expensive so I opted for these at a very reasonable price. They fit great (I'm size 11), very comfortable and good quality. I wouldn't suggest as a running shoe as there isn't a lot of cushion or arch support, however excellent walk around shoe.

I would have given these five stars, but the tread has worn down after only five months. They are comfortable. My duck sized feet have plenty of space. They are great walking shoes. These aren’t meant for anything more rugged. I would t jog in them either.

I've had these for a few years now and they've held up well. First as house/treadmill shoes, then everyday shoes, and now just for mowing and yard work. They're a bit grass stained but still very functional and comfortable. It's hard to find shoes wide enough in the toe box for my wide feet in a zero drop shoe with no added contouring or arch support. I'll keep buying these as long as they're available and affordable.

Fit great and well made, buy them!

The shoe fits very well but it has two major flaws, one which could be remedied. The first is the shoe is not water resistant at all. Mesh is very popular nowadays but this mesh is all but purposeless. It does offer some ventilation but it does not add to the structure of the shoe or prevent any moisture. It would be more useful as a thicker material that would allow the rather hard front part over the toe to be softer. It has not ruined my toe nails like an average mesh shoe but it would have gotten five stars with just that. The second issue is this is not really a running shoe. The padding is near zero. I do not recommend them actually. This NEEDS an insole. Now, it may fit one, but I do not have extras so I did not try one. Really, though, it needs it. Along with WHITIN's other zero drop and barefoot shoes. I would rather have more padding. I would give it a four if the padding was thicker, and a five if the mesh was replaced with real material. The shape of the foot bed is near perfect and they held up after a LLLOOOT of walking, like, 4-8 hours a day for a 21 day trip in Japan. They were almost good except in the rain and bad for taking stairs because of the minimal padding. I had to be careful. I did end up injuring the ball of my foot after I continued to wear them, however, a heel walker would probably fair better.

This is my second pair. I used to buy $150 Hokas. While these look like they’re totally different, the comfort they provide far exceeds the comfort to provided by Hoka, when walking eight hours a day.

This is exactly what I wanted: it's a casual shoe like something from Skechers, but has the toe box of an Altra, and costs a fraction of either. I dig the look and I plan to use them for walking, work, and general casual use. I wanted something that I could potentially wear all day without discomfort and these seem perfect for that. The build quality is good, not excellent. It uses a faux suede material around the eyelets that looks a bit cheap. The toe box uses a formed knitted material which doesn't seem to be especially breathable (my "light test" showed very little light getting through) but it looks nice. There's a reflective strip with the logo on it, which I like. Compared to my expensive Altra running shoes and my Reebok cross-trainers, those shoes rely more on plasticky bits held on with glue. The overall quality of the Whitins is not far off the mark. The rubberized sole might be the first thing to wear out, as it's not especially thick. But compare that to Skechers which often go with a cheaper, less durable foam sole, and the Whitin soles look durable by comparison. If you plan to run in these, keep in mind that these are zero-drop shoes and while they have padding, it's probably not enough for people who run on their heels. It's best for fore/midfoot runners. It's really impressive that you can get something that looks nice and feels this good on your feet for such a low price. Fit: I'd go 1-1.5 sizes down from your usual. I wear 11.5-12 men's, and the 11 fit me best here, with a little room to spare.

Exelente comfort y calidad de materiales, súper satisfecho.