HOBIBEAR Unisex Wide Barefoot Shoes for Mens Womens Minimalist Sneakers Zero Drop Shoes Lightweight Comfortable

Nice shoes, I use them instead of rubber shoes because they are waterproof and super comfortable. They are wide and nice for my feet. They look quite nice, and it is a pleasure to wear them.

I have wide, long, natural feet. I have never worn tight, narrow or pointed-toe shoes. And at 53 I am very glad! I still have the lovely wide toe spaces I was born with. Anyway, it is great to find a naturally shaped shoe, as so many trusted brands have narrowed the toe (even Doc Martens have restyled and now push your toes together). These Hobibear are very soft and comfy they are smart enough for work. They seem well made but feel nice and light. I take a size 9.5 (told you I have long feet). Sometimes I can wear a 9, but I did have to swap these for the size 10 (UK), which are perfect. I am delighted with these shoes. When I reordered them on Sunday I paid £45. Today they cost £35, which seems a bit weird and unfair. But I am very pleased with the shoes.

These aren't the widest around the ankle but are great if your feet are wide. I'm a size 5.5 and the 5.5 fit perfectly. My toes actually feel weirdly squished in normal shoes now. I like that they are waterproof but because they don't seem to be real leather, they can make your feet a bit hot in warmer weather. They were comfy for wearing to work, shopping and shorter distances. But anything over 10,000 steps and they really hurt your heels as the sole is too thin to help with support for the bottom of your feet. Feels like you're literally pounding the pavement. So good shoes at good value if you're not walking too far.

Great quality, very comfortable. Good for casual wear but not for the gym as my feet move around to much in the them. Relitively waterproof.

I have 3 pairs of these now and they're very comfortable and a good price but these ones came damaged in the post.

Had persistent problems finding shoes wide enough to fit me that were also waterproof, and these are just that. They're not quite like walking barefoot, but they are zero drop, and much less cushioned than anything else I've found. I'm hoping they'll make a good transitional shoe to barefoot, and there is an insole in them I could take out to reduce cushioning further. Although I was hoping to transition to barefoot with these, I'm honestly just thrilled I don't get wet socks every time it rains anymore. I would say true to size - I've always been between sizes (5 in vans, 5.5/6 in Nike and Adidas), and these fit perfectly in 5.5. Despite being a faux leathery material, they haven't rubbed me at all even though I jumped in and wore them walking once, then for a full day. I'm thrilled and will get more pairs, including a breathable version for dry days. They do look slightly goofy compared to normal shoes, but nobody's said anything and I don't think it's that noticeable really.

Bought for theatres as since becoming barefoot, the theatre clogs are the most uncomfortable things ever! These are so good for pounding the hospital corridors and standing still for long periods of time. Literal shoe slippers. Will buy more in time for out of work. Thoroughly recommend, quality, comfort and wide toe box.

I take a size 10 and the fit is perfect. This is my first pair of 'barefoot' shoes so I didn't really know what to expect. I have found that they make me walk in a more upright posture which is one of the things I was hoping for. Whether or not they help with my peripheral neuropathy remains to be seen. The soles are thin and reasonably grippy, as to be expected, but I am not finding them at all uncomfortable. I would prefer a better coloured sole as white is not to my liking, but for the price and the fact they are my first pair of barefoot shoes, I can put up with it. The upper material is 'plasticky' but soft and supporting and the wide toe looks a little odd but I will get used to it. I would suggest this is more of a summer shoe but have found it ok in the recent very cold weather. Overall quite a good first experience of barefoot shoes. Would I buy another pair? possibly, knowing how well they fit, but perhaps a smarter pair that don't look quite as 'duck toed' and without the white sole.