Men's Wide Hi-top Minimalist Barefoot Sneakers | Zero Drop Sole | Cushioned Ankle Support

I really like these shoes. I own a couple other styles from this brand but the hi-tops are my favorite. The shoes feel light and aren’t overly rigid, like some hi-tops and other barefoot style shoes can be. For me, there is just the right amount of space in the toe box, which is an issue I’ve had with some other styles from this brand, and the shoe fits true to size after removing the insole. These are shoes that I can wear all day without worrying about if my feet are going to hurt afterwards. Which is something I can’t say about some of their other styles. Since it is a hi-top, it is a less breathable shoe so my feet do get hot in these but not any worse than some other standard style barefoot shoes. The material of the shoe itself is nice but turns the shoe into a fuzz magnet if you have pets. Nothing a lint roller can’t fix but a small thing to consider. Overall I feel the shoe is a well made, comfortable, all day shoe that can be paired well with any style from gym wear to business casual.

Love the fit and feel of these shoes. The high-top feels great around the angle and my toes have room to move around. If you have wide feet, this is the way. Lightweight construction and great for business casual. Not a particularly rugged shoe but its well worth the price. I purchased 3 others pairs from Whitin last year and will continue to buy more. If you have diabetic foot pain or plantar fasciitis, these are probably not for you.

I got the high-top black canvas black sole. I normally buy 11 or 11.5 (44 or 45). I ordered the 11, as there was no half size option. They sent me a 45. Right out of the box fits well and is very comfortable. At just under $50, I figured these would be a cheap temporary summertime barefoot shoe while I figure out something better. Right out of the box they are more comfortable and better toe box than my $200+ Lems. They're like a classic Vans with more toe room and a more barefoot feeling sole, which is exactly what I was hoping for. _ Pros: Lower end of the price range for a barefoot shoe. Comfortable right out of the box before even breaking them in. Good room in the toe box without looking like clown shoes. Super light weight, flexible, and very good ground feel. Breathable, like you're barely wearing a shoe. They dry quick. Good grip on the sole, even in wet conditions. Seems like the sole may end up holding up better than the other barefoot shoes I mentioned. They look nice, like a classic Vans vibe. _ Cons: The canvas is not at all water resistant, even walking thru damp grass my socks got wet (I may try waterproofing or waxing them) The tongue is pretty short, it would be better if it was a bit more substantial. The rubber stinks, but hopefully this will fade. The insoles seem pretty flimsy, I may end up swapping them out. _ Neutral: The laces are suuuper long. This could be a pro or a con, but I have to wrap the laces around the ankle so that the excess doesn't hang down to the ground, even with double knots. _ Overall, they seem pretty decent and quite comfortable super minimal barefoot shoe for warm dry weather. We'll see how long they last. If they end up being durable I am considering buying a second pair.

I’m learning drums at 42, came across this pair to help me practice at home, most people recommend bare socks, or barefoot on the pedals but it can feel cold specially in the basement. So I figured why not try a lightweight pair. It is so light you almost feel barefoot and very comfortable. I will get another pair for long drives. But for now my drumming practice has been very comfortable. For around the house, drumming , and driving this pair will do well. Also as a mechanic who wears heavy boots, this pair is such a joy to wear.

I should've returned it, they look so much better in pictures. Not really that comfortable as the sole is thin

I like the style. The white is more eggshell then bright white. Just had me first workout in them. They run a bit large. I’m about 10.5 normally I get 11 because barefoot shoes usually don’t come in 1/2 sizes. Kind of wish I would have gotten size 10.

Very comfortable material doesn’t rub ankles at all and the toe room is very nice! True to size!

These are pretty good overall. Light, comfortable and seem to be pretty sturdy. Only complaint I have is they are not a slip-on at the least not for my big feet so I have to loosen the laces pretty good. That being said they are fantastic driving shoes and make heel toe a breeze.

Si tienes el pie ancho y alto el empeine, es ideal para ti. Excelente

I'm a 12 or 13 depending on the brand. I bought these in a 13 and they just fit me, just. Nice and comfy and somewhat warm. I will be using these during the winter, just need to waterproof the canvas.

Sizes as stated. True zero drop and zero additional arch support with good ankle support. Best part of Barefoot, Zero Drop shoes I have worn. And I have been training for a half marathon and these have been my shoes for that training venture. I've even ran a 5K race in them. I was the only runner with barefoot or zero drop shoes there out of the 200 runners. I would highly recommend these shoe.

Great barefoot shoes!

I'll be using these for dancing shoes. I'm wearing my own insoles with them. I purposely ordered 2 (NA) sizes larger than recommended - last time I ordered the correct size (same brand, different model) and they were too tight, but I didn't arrange to return until it was too late, so I'm stuck with them). These fit. They do feel very light, which is expected. You can feel light breezes through the material, which they allude to on their web page for this item. That's great for my use. I am leery of the quality of the eyelets and the material they are embedded in. I caught my nail on the underside when I was relacing them and saw that they might rip out of the material fairly easily. I'm trying to be careful with them - we'll see. It's hard to get decent shoes that are wide enough, even if you can go somewhere to try them on. These ones are good for wide feet.