MIFAWABarefoot Shoes Men Wide Toe Box Zero Drop Water Shoes Men for Gym Workout Minimalist Weightlifting Cross-Trainer Running Hike Grounded Footwear

OMG, these shoes amaze me. I've been walking for the last 8 weeks. I went to a shoe store where they scanned my foot and then recommended these $150 shoes that I bought. Those shoes have a thick sole and are comfortable for walking. Something told me to try these shoes though; something about the natural design that made me want to try them. My knees would get a little sore with the expensive fancy running shoes that I bought... but when I used these... the pain in my knees just went away. It may just be because of the more natural posture that I walk in with these shoes. I am 5'9 - 190pds. I would recommend you try these shoes first before spending your money like I did. Great value for the money. Buy them, and try them out. Hope this helped.One last thing, my reg. foot size is 11.5 the size 12 give my toes that extra space they need to spread; making that a big part of the comfort in these shoes. If you wear half size (.5) shoes I would strongly suggest going to the next size up.

First pair of barefoot shoes, super comfortable. Ordered one size larger and the toe box is nice and loose. Have managed to get about forty miles on them in the first week hiking and elliptical. Even doing twelve miles one day on single trac trails with some leftover snow my feet felt great with good traction. Have ordered a second pair just for the gym. Teva sandals have been my favorite for over thirty years, these are as comfortable. Being an old rugby player that broke both ankles and has neuropathy in one foot comfort is important. Took a chance and very glad I did.

I bought these for doing squats and love them. Definitely get a size larger!!!! I take a size 11 and with a 12 my big toe just touched the tip of the shoe, this is with no socksThe toe area is wide with a lot of cushion around the ankle. They lace up with really long laces, I mean trip hazard long, and have a top velcro strap. I replaced the 40 inch laces with 8 inch bungie. The soles grips well on my foam squat wedges and the cushions are great. Tested stepping on a lego and lived to tell the tale.

I never write reviews, but wow im blown away!Got these shoes for squats and deadlifts, and they make a massive difference when it comes to posture. The wide toe grip, plus arch support without the heel tilting you forward. Amazing. I never realized how much a difference that alone would make. Then the shoes being so light weight, and grippy, they are also great for training your martial arts or MMA kicks! Even when i hit the treadmill i could feel my running form clean up with my posture staying upright, im just 1000% sold on these shoes, ill never go back to regular running shoes. And at such an affordable price! Honestly frustrated that i wasted $200 bucks on some adidas when these were available

For barefoot-sneakers like this (which are meant to make you feel as if you’re wearing nothing), there are very few factors to evaluate them on.I got this for $29 in early Oct 2024. I have used this for well over a dozen walks now. I am definitely enjoying the Velcro.My 1st walk (all my walks/hikes are 1.5-2 hrs long) was a bit painful. It was pinching the natural-fold under the front-sole of my feet. PERSONAL OPINION: I think "hiking" style shoe-soles with "spikes" are a BAD idea for such "barefoot shoes". These soles for such shoes should be simpler and "featureless".FYI - My feet stink very easily. So, I am required to use Dr. Scholl’s odor-eaters in all of my footwear. I forgot to insert those odor-eaters for my 1st walk. The 2nd time I wore these sneakers, I put in these odor-eaters. That made the difference - re: any pain. With colder temperatures now, with Costco's woolen-socks, there's even more comfort.By the 4th walk, I think the "spikes" of the Sole got worn out and it was somewhat comparable to the reasonable brand-name like "Whitin", which sells for around $44. Also, there is a tiny stitching-deviation on the right sneaker, that causes the metal-hook for the Velcro to turn 90° and make a mess of the velcro (but, there's a simple & reversible easy fix that you need to do everytime).The last “evaluation factor” is to wash these barefoot-sneakers. The "Whitin" brand was meant to be washed; So, I will soon find out if these will withstand a simple wash in a bucket.I get paid well to afford the extra $15 to buy Whitins the next time around - independent of whether these are truly REPEATEDLY washable.

Very durable, great for hiking and walks. I dont suggest for long periods on pavement or other flat ground, and not great for wet weather, but perfect for exploring the woods

They are very comfortable for your feet! I wear them to do any activity. Breathable, and they feel super light weight almost as if you are actually barefoot. The color is exact to what it appears in the sale. Easy to clean and maintain. They have great arch support so If you are into shoes that are like walking barefoot then this is the right pick for you. In my opinion the style of the shoes is cool 😎. I will be buying them again when I wear out the pair I already have😂

They are amazing it feels like you are walking bear foot with out being bear foot ..they fit good and are light ...half the time it does not even feel like you have anything on your feet