WHITINWomen's Wide Toe Box Road Running Shoe + Zero Drop

Nice shoe! Wide toe! Cushion tongue! Flat but comfortable! Shoes with a lot of arch support kill my feet. Other shoe also tight on top and push my foot forward! So these are keepers! Oh light weight too

Loved the color (wine) and they were true to size. Comfortable on my feet as I have bunions and hammer toes. Very nice shoe for the money if they hold up. Took a long time to ship to me.

These shoes were very inexpensive. They have a wide toe box that lets your toes move around and they are zero drop which means that they are not higher in the back than they are in the front... they are essentially flat. This is said to be better for your foot because you don't strike the ground with your heel as much. There is no arch support in these, but again, that is part of the "barefoot" concept. This type of shoe lets your foot do the work, which makes them stronger and more flexible. This should lead to less pain and injury. However if you are not used to this type of shoe and have weak feet, you can injure yourself. I have had plantar fasciitis and did not want to ever go through that again, so I have been doing exercises to strengthen my foot and raise the arch. I decided I was ready to try this style shoe, but didn't want to spend $150 in case it turned out that this was not for me. These were a good place to start. They are lightweight, comfortable and doing their job in my cardio workouts. The materials they are made of seem a little cheap (hence the four stars), but for the price they work.

I am on my feet quite a bit of the day and was unable to find a shoe that was comfortable all day long. I love the flexibility of these shoes and the good grip that they give me and also they are very lightweight. I was able to buy a smaller size than I usually wear because of the wide toe width. Highly recommended.

I wear sneakers when I’ll be walking all day in a city or hiking. These are very similar to my Altra Escalantes 2.5, but I cannot find those exact ones any more, plus the Whitins are more reasonably priced, so I was happy to find these. I wear 8M and I have a slightly narrow foot, and the 8M fits well after adjusting the laces. Because they seemed to need a little extra cushioning, I added a thin foam insole, easily placed under the removable insole. I love the zero drop and wide toe box so my toes do not feel at all squished. I can walk all day in these. I just ordered a second pair because it can be so difficult for me to find comfortable sneakers.

These are decent shoes. I like the bigger toe box, color, and thicker sole. I use them for walking around the neighborhood.The lace provided are too long which I can replace. The way they are laced is an issue for me as they aren't easy to tighten. There a re loops you put the laces through not holes. So if you pull to hard when tightening, the loops will snap.Redesign this shoe with holes not loops and it'd be better.

I have wide feet and I struggle to find comfortable shoes that look good. These are very comfortable and I can wiggle my toes. I’m not worried about my toes getting cramped or my feet swelling. They’re easy to slip on and off, and will be my go-to exercise and activity shoe. I like how clean and simple they look so I don’t have to worry about having to wear some fugly wide toe shoes.

I wear a 9 to 9.5 Wide in Women's shoes, so that's what I ordered: 9.5 Wide. Nowhere in the description does it say what the European size is, which would have been helpful since I already know I wear a 40 EU in a different Whitin model. UPDATE: There is now a sizing chart in the middle of the product page, which gives foot lengths in inches/centimeters as well as size conversions for a better fit.When these arrived, I found they were a size 41, which is too big for me. This was a huge setback for me, since I've been desperately seeking shoes that will help my tarsal tunnel syndrome heal.Other than the length, these shoes were comfortable and offered more cushioning than the minimalist Whitins I already own (which I can no longer wear because of the tarsal tunnel syndrome, *not* caused by the Whitins). I love the wide toe box -- which was plenty roomy for my 2E-width female feet -- and they're attractive as well, which is hard to find in these types of shoes. I absolutely love Whitin shoes and am looking forward to the correct-sized ones to arrive.NOTE ON CUSHIONING: These are *not* the equivalent of the Men's Wide Toe Box Road Running Shoe that looks the same. I ordered both, and the Men's version has a much more cushiony sole. The sole on these is harder, has less spring, and makes a bit of "slap" noise when walking. The Men's version is quieter, more rubber-like on hardwood floors. Also, the Men's version is visibly wider and actually fits my 2E width foot better. (For reference, the ball of my foot measures 4" across -- the widest Women's version of this shoe is less than that in size 11.)Please note that there is not a lot of arch "support" in these shoes, but the insole is removable so you can put any insole or orthotic in that you wish. I'm so glad Whitin is NOT trying to be an orthopedist like so many shoe manufacturers! We all have different feet and different support needs, so having the option to switch out the insole is a huge plus.

El periódico es de buena calidad, súper anchos creo q se puede pedir medio número menos de la talla regular, solo le falta un poco de amortiguación lo reciento en el pie que tengo plano

مقاسها مرة مناسب و واسعة نفس اللي ادور عليه من زمان واللون جميل جدا بصراحة راح اطلب منها الالوان الثانية

very low cut, my toes cannot go in at all eventhough it is the right size. Only suitable for skinny feet

I'll update review accordingly, but at first I thought I had got the wrong size, and almost ordered another pair while starting a return for these. Then I remember the company saying to remove the insole if the fit doesn't feel right. Because it fit in length, but the width and height felt wrong. Had nothing to lose, removed the insoles.What a DIFFERENCE! My toes no longer feel like they're being crushed, my feet don't feel like they're being strangled. I am coming to these shoes from VFF toe shoes, so I know I had to bring down my expectations for roominess a bit. Having said that, much better than a regular shoeI'll have to walk some more without the insoles, to see if it's still on comfortable as my literal barefoot shoes. Which took away my feet, knee, and hip pain. Hopefully these do the same while giving some protection from the rain and any stray needles.

Mom needed a wider toe box runner. She wears these all the time. Good value for the price.