Men's Zero Drop Running Shoes + Wide Toe Box

Ok, I love these shoes. I get in 5000 to 15000 steps per day, if not outside on concrete. The soles last 6-12 months. I have bought these many times. My feet are not cramped at all and my toes are taking on a healthier shape instead of being pinched together. They are a zero drop shoe if I'm not on concrete I'm outside and I don't suffer any foot soreness. I would definitely recommend.

This is by far the most COMFORTABLE light weight yet STURDY shoe. I used at the gym and the difference is so noticeable. I'm a Type 1 Diabetic and have suffered with wife feet and neuropathy for yrs. This shoe gives u so much room, looks sleek, true to size, and is SOOOOO light weight not bulky. U feel barefoot with support that feels more natural, but not like ur walking with nothing to protect ur feet. I will ONLY be purchasing this brand for my workout shoes from now on. It's EXACTLY what I have always been looking for. Highly recommend! The price and product is unbeatable

Length sizing is accurate, but they aren't kidding about the wide toe box- which I actually prefer, but there's room to spare, laterally. So wide, they are borderline goofy looking, but i doubt anyone else would notice- but I'd also avoid bright colors just in case. 🤔 They are comfortable right out of the 'bag', and are lightweight, but sufficiently supportive and padded for stairmaster and lifting. I think I'd prefer something more snug for running, or action sports. I only used them today, so I cannot speak to their durability, but the price is sure right.

These are true to size zero drop wide toe box shoes. They look great and fit well. Super comfortable for long walks or all day wearing.

Purchase these in Oct 24'. The 13 wide was a perfect fit for me and very comfortable. I was able to wear these with a business casual (khakis & polo) style for work just fine. After a year and a half of work and casual use, the fabric at the big toe began to wear and form a hole. Since this is cloth I might be able to sew in some reinforcement there. The rest of the body is holding up just fine. Overall this was definitely one of my better purchases.

Felt I should write a review since I had so much hope for these. I run about 100 miles a month and was frustrated at the cost of having to buy new Altra Torins every two months. So I tried these. A few things. As others mentioned they run a half size big. The size I always get for Altra has too much room. It may be because they have zero cushion and so you need room for an insole. I ran a few times without insoles and it was okay, but when I bought some it was actually comfortable. I really enjoyed the experience. Unfortunately, the tread gave out on me in one month. See image. I pronate so I always wear the outside edge of the back of the shoe, but with Altras it’s not this worn through after twice as many miles. Because I had insoles and wouldn’t have to buy them again, I bought another pair of Whitins, this time a half size smaller, and it’s again very comfortable to run in, but after week I’m already seeing bad wear on the tread. As quickly as that’s wearing, I won’t save money with these - can’t buy shoes every month. The rest of the shoe feels solid to me. Some review said it looked like poor quality but they seem well made to me. Just need thicker tread for pronaters like me.

So far so great for these shoes. Lightweight and comfortable, the wide toe box makes all the difference and what an affordable price. Wearing Crocs seems to have left me with Mortons neuroma, these shoes are giving me some relief from that. I also tried another version of zero drop shoes from WHITIN and like those too.

I am happy with the overall feel of the shoe, but the inner part of the heel feels a little small, so the shoe feels like it's a little bit loose, but it's a good fit. Small things like that I want to share.