WHITIN Women's Wide Toe Box Barefoot Shoes | Fashion Suede Patchwork Design | Zero Drop Sole
REGULAR PRICE: £52.99
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Todo bien, solo ver cunto duran.
Calidad buena, la talla es correcta, se sienten grandes de la punta de los pies, es norma porque se supone que este tipo de zapato te da esa libertad en los dedos. Vamos a ver la calidad en el tiempo. Llegaron bien empaquetados.
Cmodos
Estn muy cmodos los tenis, buena calidad se ven sper bien.
Lo nico es que fue complicado seguir el envo me mandaron una fecha aproximada y llegaron antes sin avisar sin hablarme ni nada.
Stylish barefoot sneakers, GREAT BUY FOR BAREFOOTERS
The Whitin brand is the best barefoot shoe I have tried for the price. They are wide, actually footshaped (unlike Vivos and Xero), flat, flexible, comfortable and durable (again, unlike Vivos and Xeros). I will keep buying these. I hope the price stays reasonable and they add winter styles.
I am newer to the barefoot world. These are much cheaper and more “barefoot” than my lens chelsea boots and xero prios. The sole is thin enough that I can feel the ground/small pebbles when I walk and bends in both directions so you can grip logs and bend your foot when you walk. The traction is great; I hiked arches in these and felt very comfortable on sloped rock. My only complaint is that the sole is so thin that my feet are sore after a full day walking in my retail job on cement. They’re great for outside though, and the material around the ankle is soft/not irritating. I got two sizes close to my usual and the bigger ones fit.
So comfortable and surprisingly well made.
I don’t usually write reviews, but when I was shopping for these I noticed that hardly anyone mentioned foot or ankle swelling—honestly, nobody ever does with shoes —so I felt like this might really help someone like me.
My biggest challenge is that my feet and ankles tend to swell randomly, especially with changing storm systems. Because of that, wearing regular shoes can be difficult. Some days I’ve even had to wear Crocs in snowy 30-degree weather (definitely not ideal).
At first, I honestly thought these weren’t going to fit and put them back in the box. A few days later, I tried again and loosened the laces completely from bottom to top—and that made all the difference. They fit perfectly. I also ordered a half size up just to be safe, and that turned out to be the right choice.
What I love most is how forgiving these shoes are. Even when my feet are swollen and the laces are loose, they don’t look ridiculous or like they don’t fit. And on days when my feet aren’t swollen, I just tighten the laces and they fit perfectly again. If you tend to have wider feet in general or deal with swelling, I highly recommend these.
I wouldn’t necessarily say these are the type of shoes your doctor might recommend—my doctor prefers shoes with a slight heel rather than completely flat ones—but that’s specific to my situation and not a fault of the shoes at all. For me, it’s just really nice to have a good-looking shoe that works on swelling days and doesn’t make my feet look squished, too tight, or “fat.”
Overall, I’m just really happy to finally have shoes that look great, feel good, and work with my feet instead of against them.
I wear a size 7.5, but ordered the size 7. I also have a wide foot. They fit perfect in width and in length. I had plenty of toe room. The other thing I wanted t mention is that the Gray Gum pictures don’t do them justice. They are a gray with a bright white. I included a picture and video to show the color.
The bottoms are nice and I took a long walk this morning. I already am noticing a difference in my balance. They are very comfortable, breath well and are easy to get on and off. I love the material and the color and find it helps my walking up and down the hills around my house.
I have been experiencing a rocking sensation in my other name brand shoes. They tend to make it harder for me to feel stable. But these shoes keep your feet firmly on the ground. There is a little bit of cushion, but nothing like my regular tennis shoes. At 70 years old, I am finding I need something that allows my brain to find it’s balance and these do that! I highly recommend them!
I now call them my “duck” shoes. They make me very happy just looking down at my feet!
Love that these are fashionable barefoot shoes! I wore them on vacation and walked 7 miles in them and my feet felt great. Very comfy and lightweight. True barefoot that and bend. True to size. The only down fall is that the rubber is not grippy. I was walking in Puerto Rico where the ground was wet so I did slip around.
Ok, I have very, very challenging feet! I just had a full ankle replacement and have to have 2 more surgeries, one on each foot. I have a bone growth that pushes my big toe out, which creates an area much like a bunion. This, coupled with wide feet, has made finding shoes that I don’t want to literally cut holes in to relieve pressure a HUGE challenge. I have tried all of the very expensive brands with little to no relief on the pressure points. These actually work. They don’t provide a lot of cushion or stability features, but they have a wide toe box and are actually shaped like a foot. I wore them all day and didn’t rip them off my feet the minute I got home. Now, all of that works for comfort on a normal work day, but I can’t attest to how they would be walking all day. They are ok looking, but I do feel that there is a bit of a clown shoe or duck foot factor going on with how wide the toe box is and how it is shaped. But, at this stage of the game, I have to go with comfort over fashion. I would totally buy these again and say they are worth a try if you have similar challenges.
Bought these October 2024 and it’s February 2026 now. They are still going strong! I love how my toes can splay in these, I will never go back to regular shoes. They’re quite comfortable, but I’ve been adapted to barefoot shoes for almost a decade now. If you’re not adapted to flexible, wide shoes then just know your feet will be sore for a while. The anatomy of your feet won’t change dramatically, but they will naturally relax and your toes will space out more evenly. Your feet will be stronger and more flexible.
I wear these shoes in any and all weather and they feel good. They tend to be on the warmer side, but I don’t sweat in them and they don’t stink at all. I can run in these comfortably, but I’m not a runner so I can’t say how they’d feel going for a decent amount of time. However, I can walk for a long time in these, I’ve worn them standing and walking for 8 hours a day, and I’ve worn them on all terrains. They will slip in mud, so these are not my favorite shoes to go hiking in. They have good traction on pavement and hard floors, but they’re not slip resistant on wet surfaces. If you wanted to play basketball or something, they do make that high-pitched squeak if you come to a hard stop.
I do wash them infrequently, I just toss them in the washer and then air dry them. I have no idea if you’re supposed to do that, but they have held up very well and look good as new. They do get wet if you step in a puddle, but I don’t have issues walking in a light rain with them. They dry up quickly, if you wash them or get them wet they’ll be dry the next day.
I love the look of them, they feel great, super durable, wash up nicely, I guess the only complaint is the laces come undone constantly, even when you double knot them. Easy fix, just get some different laces. I love these shoes, I won’t be getting a different kind so long as they continue making these.
Update May 2026: I decided to wear these to Tampa, Florida because I wanted to be able to move quickly through the airport. It was in the high 80’s and humid, and these shoes were much too warm! If you live in a hot climate then these shoes will be very warm on your feet. I found myself slipping them off in the car just to get some relief. Still love the shoes, though, the double knots are finally staying tied and I think that’s from washing them again, possibly giving the laces a bit more grip.
I love these shoes. Great minimalist shoe with wide toe boxes, not so thin that you feel every rock but Not clunky. I got them for a 2 week trip with tons of walking and I swear my feet weren’t sore. Tired of course but not aching. They’ve become my daily sneaker and I’m on my feet most of the day. They’re nice and flat (no annoying arch support) but comfortable with no crowding of the toes at all. I think they got the proportions right unlike most “barefoot” shoes with their oddly wide toe boxes. I added a thin memory foam insole by Northsole just to be sure I’d have some cushion and it’s been the perfect match. I’ve received multiple compliments on them and to top it off they wash up well and have proved to be durable. I scrub the outside with a brush and some soap and then if they need it I’ll run them through the washer in a bag and then set them out to dry for about a day. I’m looking at other colors and would love a green leather with cream contrast but I don’t know if this pair can be beat in every way. I traditionally wear an 8.5 but once I realized our feet need more space I’ve gone up but most size 9 shoes are too wide at the heel. So I’m between an 8.5-9 and wear the 40 in these with an insole and I have a bit of room in the end. I could probably get away with a 39 but I’m happy with the appearance of this size and the fit. Great minimal semi barefoot shoe for the price. They’re not even freshly washed in the photo but they still look decent.