Women's Wide Toe Box Barefoot Shoes Zero Drop Minimalist Sneakers

I'm pleasantly surprised with these shoes. I recently had surgery on my right foot and none of my regular shoes fit yet. The swelling may last a couple of months and I needed shoes I could wear now. I have seen a lot of this type of "minimalist" or "barefoot" shoe with a wide toe box advertised lately and thought I'd try a pair. I wanted inexpensive, since I will probably be able to resume wearing my regular shoes after a while. When they arrived, right away I loved the color and look of quality. They were a little hard to get on at first, as I'm not used to this style of shoe, but they fit comfortably after I got them on. I normally wear a women's 5.5 or 6, or Euro size 36. These fit perfectly. There was just enough extra room and stretch to accommodate the swollen foot and not too much slack in the other shoe. There is a little bit of arch support, but I really didn't expect much. They're also very lightweight. And best of all, they are actually kind of cute! I've had a lot of compliments on them!

I liked these so much, I ordered another pair within a week so I would have an alternate.Having bunions and tailors bunions on both feet with a narrow heel and slender ankle it is very challenging to find shoes.These fit the bill.The style is plain making it appropriate for most occasions. I love the elastic support around the ankle. No need for socks. There is mom for socks. If you have fat/swollen feet this style could make it difficult for you. I put 5+ miles on them daily and the soles have held up. In fact just ordered 3 more pair in different colors for the spring/summer.There are complaints about the cushioning - Folks these are barefoot shoes, not cushioned running shoes. They are better for your feet but take getting used to. I don't feel every stone as some reviews state, but again, that could depend on your weight or how sensitive your feet are. I definitely recommend them. Hope they come up with more colors!

I have just received it and tried it on. I have very high arches which made it difficult to put on. It was way too tight over the arches, BUT after relaxing the laces it felt fine. I hope the fit doesn't give me problems when actually using it.

I love the barefoot bottom, lots of room for toes, my toes kind of touch the edge but I've warn them for long periods of time and my feet have never hurt because there is so much room in them to move. Good value for money, good material, very breathable, and cute.

Very comfortable, stains very easily and quickly

I have been searching for a comfortable shoe for years. Initially I bought very expensive brands. Think $150 to $180 a pair. They may be great for a lot of people, but not my fussy feet!I have struggled with metatarsalgia for years. I ordered a different brand of barefoot shoes first. They were good, but they had a seam at the bottom of the tongue that would sometimes bother me.These shoes are knit on top. The tongue is not a separate piece of fabric. The shoe is seamless. The wide toe box is a game changer. The insole has a little bit of arch support. The sole has really good traction. When I first saw them I was worried the top of the tongue might rub at the front of the ankle, which is a problem I have had with other brands. I haven't had any problem with rubbing, even when I threw them on without socks to go outside for a second and ended up going on a walk because it was so nice out. They are easy to put on and take off and very lightweight. And did I mention they are easily $100 less than the top brands of running shoes. I love the selection of colors. I'm already ordering another pair.I'm 60, a Massage Therapist, I'm on my feet 8 plus hours a day. I walk on my days off. I'm not a runner so I can't say how they would be for running. I have found my new favorite shoe.

Great pair of barefoot shoes for a good price. I've got vivos, lems and xero shoes, these are more comfortable and seem durable. I was worried about the durability of the knit fabric on top of these but I've had no problems and have been wearing them for a year+. I wear them on errands as well as for walking on paved and non-paved trails. I like the bit of grippy lug on the sole, never have trouble with my footing on slippery surfaces. They definitely have more cushioning than all my other barefoot shoes except my lems but the toe box is plenty wide. I also had to add a thin flat insoles because the front of the shoe was so wide my foot was slipping around in it. Would definitely buy again.

I love the look of these shoes, but they were half a size too big for me. If you like the wide toe look but have narrow toes, order half a size down from normal.