WHITIN Women's Wide Toe Box Walking Zero Drop Lifestyle Shoes S24

I have tried sooo many casual shoes (converse, adidas, new balances) and after 45 mins of walking no matter how broken in they were, my toes would hurt soo bad from the narrow or “normal” size toe box. I was a bit hesitant with these since they are the cheapest tennis I’ve bought but I will buy these over and over and over again!! I walk miles and miles a day on these and they never hurt. I also thought they might look like clown shoes with the wide toe box but they look completely normal. If you are looking for comfy, light, casual, wide toe box shoes - buy these! I usually wear a women’s 9.5 and bought size 41. Perfect fit.

I have wide, flat feet and these shoes are AMAZING. I almost didn't try them on because they looked too narrow when I first opened the package, but I'm so glad I did! As others have said in their reviews, I've been searching high and low for a normal-looking, wide toe box + zero drop, lightly cushioned casual sneaker that costs less than $100. I wanted something both just as comfortable and a little less technical-looking than other cushioned-barefoot options. I think these might be the only shoes out there right now that fit the bill, so I'm glad they're as comfortable as they are! The toe box is wide enough (about as wide as my Altras, perhaps wider) for the toes to splay comfortably, and the body of the whole shoe is about the same width. This is perfect for my foot shape, which doesn't really narrow in at the arch/midfoot and heel. Plus, the appearance of the sneaker is normal--I asked a coworker to confirm, even, and she said she wouldn't have been able to tell that they were a "barefoot"-adjacent style. Do know that the sole, while thick enough to walk comfortably on pavement, is relatively firm--so it won't give you the feel of a cushioned Altra shoe, for example. I also swapped out the laces on mine because they were a little shiny for my tastes, but that's just personal preference. I've put some miles on these already, and planning to take them to New York at the end of the month. Definitely a worthwhile purchase! (And Whitin, please make more trendy/normal looking styles with zero drop & wide toes!! I would buy!!!)

Good shoe with wide toe box it does help for plantar fasciitis with other suggestions. (never thought this would help) Glad I ordered the shoes. takes a little while to get used to them.

Great wide toe zero drop shoe. It is pretty comfortable and makes being on my feet all day not as dreadful. I wish they were a little more flexible but I do like that they are thicker, so my feet don't get as cold in the winter verses a more mesh side. The quality is good and works with the price.

I got a size 8. For reference, 7.5 W is my ideal size (or Men's 6). It's actually comfortable,lightweight, not super stiff, and pretty true to size. My picture shows a comparison with a "regular" size 8, and the purple line indicates where my big toe is sitting. I will probably buy another pair soon.

These fit me perfectly, with plenty of room for my toes to spread out. They were comfortable right out of the box. I appreciate that there is a slight cushioning for my heel as I am currently struggling with plantar fasciitis. The visual appearance of these sneakers is retro, but with a modern look. And while the toe box is wide, they don't look overly "clownish." In fact I hardly notice their width when stading in front of a mirror; the overall effect is stylish (but critically, comfortable!). I am eager to see how these will hold up with everyday use, but so far, they look and feel like a mid-quality sneaker.

Not particularly comfortable, and I haven't noticed any difference from the wide toe box compared to others. The white fabric has already torn just from scuffing it on the sidewalk while sitting cross legged. Not durable. Not comfortable. Certainly not cute. Would never rebuy

I don’t have a comparison for zero drop shoes, but I do love these. I have had them for about 6 months. They look good, are wide enough for my toes to splay naturally, and very comfortable. I bought them to wear at Universal Studios and now I wear these for work (office work in a machine shop) and they have held up well. They have scuffed a bit, but for $40 and as comfortable as they are, I’m buying another pair. I feel it’s well worth the $. The cushion is not thick, but isn’t that the point with these types of shoes? I have several pairs of whitin shoes and there is only one pair that I don’t love and that’s really just a preference issue.

These are AMAZING. My only comment is that the shoelaces are maybe too smooth and they untie really easy but that’s it! You cannot even tell these are barefoot as they dont look too big or funny. So comfortable! I may get them in pink too. My size was accurate as my other barefoot.

Comfortable wide toe shoe with thick soles for people that are beginners to zero gravity/barefoot shoes. The only issues is that the laces constantly undo which is really frustrating. You will need to double knot or get different laces but the fit, size and comfort are all a plus.

Love these shoes! Comfortable but don’t look like “comfy shoes” if you know what I mean?

Great colour and fashionable. Doesn’t bend well for a barefoot shoe. Very stiff.

The wide toe is great if you have bunions or need more toe space. Would be able to wear toe spacers in these as well. They are super comfortable and I was able to take out the sole and replace with my orthotics. The wide toe doesn’t look very unusual. I’ve been wearing these shoes for a few months now and although they got dirty they are still in good shape.