WHITIN Men's Zero Drop Running Shoes + Wide Toe Box

Great shoe at a great price. Was nervous about the size but they fit me perfectly. Comfortable and look great. Just got them but they seem durable and should last. Highly recommended!

Bought these for my 2 week trip to Japan and Vietnam. Wanted a cheap alternative for a lightweight sneaker for walking around. Well, after averaging 25k steps a day over the 2 weeks in these babies I’ve got to say I made the right choice! They held up phenomenal, were very comfortable and supportive climbing the steps of Mt Fuji, to walking the streets of Japan, to hiking adventures in Vietnam. I brought 2 other pairs of sneakers but I chose to wear these every single day because of their comfort, breathability and discreet yet cool styling. After 2 weeks they held up well and look as they did when they were new, the pictures I included were after the 2 week period of use. If you’re considering these, just get them, you won’t regret it! I wear a size 12 in Nike and purchased a 1 size down because of the width and the fit was perfect.

First off I have been loving these for about 2 weeks now. Exactly what I was looking for: affordable, wide toe box, zero drop but with some midsole cushion. I also tried the converse like hitops which were trash in comparison.Out of the box they felt decent, but after wearing them for a few days I could feel my feet getting sore due to the poor insoles. Only thing there is a thin foam piece that does very little. I replaced them with some insoles I bought for some old shoes I no longer wear, and wow they took this shoe to the next level. Comfort is as good as it can get standing on my feet for 10+ hrs.Now the minor downsides. First off as mentioned the insoles. The insoles I put in there are as much or more than the shoes themselves. I’ll come back to this in a bit and why I don’t mind. The major flaw seems to be build quality. I don’t see these lasting too long. I see the outsole separating before the shoe is worn out. You can actually see the glue and how they are attached. In fact the toe on my left foot is already stating to separate a little.With that said the benefits outweigh the cons. I don’t mind using the nice insoles 1) because o already have them laying around and 2) they’ll last longer than a pair of shoes, so I can just reuse them. Yes these shoes will probably wear out faster than I’d like but at their price I could buy 3x these versus one pair of Altra Lone Peaks.I’ll probably still invest in some lone peak hikers for when I want something nicer and a mid top, that way I can switch between them and make them both last longer.

I have only had these a few days but I love them. I am female with very wide feet - 3.8 inch wide. It is very difficult to find shoes that fit and not cause pain. These actually work. I can measure my foot, decided to go for the size listed at 4 inches wide at a Euro size of 42. They are long but I am use to that, the beauty is they are actually wide enough so my little toe does not get squished under my foot or rubbed raw. I am not in constant pain - something I’ve been dealing with all my life. These are the first zero drop I have tried. I am not a runner and seem to get weird cramps when using running style shoes. These do not give me cramps. They felt weird at first but the short break-in was well worth the effort. I recommend. …will update later as I experience this different kind of shoe.Update 6/17/2025: Went on a 3 week vacation. Love these shoes even more. Kept changing back to these shoes because they don't give me pain, no matter how much I walked. I'm buying another pair - after I pay for my trip. Lol.

These shoes are great, and people have mistaken them for much more expensive brands! Very comfortable and extremely roomy. They seem well made, though only time will tell. I only plan to use them for the gym so I expect them to last long. They look good and I’ll probably get another pair in another color. Worth the money.

UPDATE: I put a few miles in on the treadmill today. These felt great! My toes didn't feel cramped at all. I'm looking forward to trying them out on the road. I'm raising my review from four stars to five because, so far, these shoes are just as good, if not better (because the toe box is perfect), than shoes I own that were triple the price.Original: I haven’t run in these yet, but I wanted to provide some info to help you with your decision on what size to get. I wear size 11.5 wide in most shoes. I can sometimes go up to 12 and rarely down to 11. I ordered these in both size 11 and 12.First, the 12s were too long even though the size chart said to allow up to half an inch for wiggle room. That’s too much; my heel was slipping and no amount of lace-up magic could fix it. Speaking of lacing up, these shoes lack the extra hole that EVERY other running shoe I’ve seen has that is needed for lace-lock.Next, the 11s are just a little tight at the tips of my toes, but I’m hoping they will stretch a bit. The width is perfect. I would suggest if you wear a half size like me, to go down a half size.They feel pretty comfortable. The quality seems decent enough, especially at this price point.I’ll be back with an update after I get a couple runs in.

I got these and a pair of Asitvo shoes to have both some walking around and working out zero drop shoes. These are my working out ones that I use on my indoor rowing machine. In comparing them though, the Asitvo ones are much better made. The material feels higher quality and they just look like a higher quality shoe. Even the laces are better on the Asitvo than they are on the WHITIN.These also didn’t come in half sizes so I was forced to size up or down to a full size. Since the Asitvos I got were 10.5 US but 44 EU and these WHITIN size 10 were labeled 44 EU, I opted for the size 10 instead of sizing up to 11. They fit ok but are definitely on the smaller side. Size 11 would have been too big. So if you’re a half size like me, you’ll have to settle.Functionally they are fine. They are indeed zero drop and the wide toe box is much more comfortable than the typical narrow toe box on regular sneakers.