WHITINMen's Cross-Trainer | Barefoot & Minimalist Shoe | Zero Drop Sole | Wide Toe Box

Both shoes are still in great condition after a few months of daily use. The soles are still in good shape and none of the seams have started to separate or fray. The wide toe box is nice but you might want to size down half a size if you have narrow feet

Hands down the best shoes I have ever worn. I typically don't wear shoes, I have wide feet as a result of being a swimmer, and most shoes should just be plain uncomfortable and irritating, and tight! But with these it's like I'm barefoot and I have begun to get an arch in my feet.

These are pretty great. For the price you really can’t complain. Comfortable, decent looking. I would give them 5 stars except for the fact that you can see a lot of the glue that’s holding the soles on which I think just shows some problems with assembly, but honestly for the fact that I got them for 30$ I don’t complain about it.

The shoes fit well but the tongue can fold in on itself and be pretty uncomfortable, this is not a dealbreaker just a little annoying. You can clearly see glue overlap on the rubber and fabric. Overall other than that the shoe fits well.

I had a spinal fusion two years ago at L5-S1. I love to walk and exercise. I thought these would be good to try. WRONG. As advertised, they have almost zero arch support or heel lift. This means that your heel will strike first, with no cushion whatsoever. I wore these to work and after an hour my back was killing me. It's like working and walking with socks on. I don't think this is a good shoe for people with back pain or back issues. I think if you wear these shoes too often you will DEVELOP back issues since there is no cushioning whatsoever with the heel strike (or minimal). They are a good looking shoe though.