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

I have had problems with my feet hurting mostly due to the military. It was really annoying and it interrupted my sleep pattern / life.IMMEDIATELY, upon sliding my feet into these AMAZING shoes I felt difference. They were perfect in every way.I have had them on ever since. In fact I recommend them to everyone I know because as a pain suffer of bunnions I emphasized with every one who was going through the same. BEST PRODUCT I have purchased on Amazon by far. No pain, No aches, no arch problems. I feel as though I'm walking on soft hotel pillows. IMMEDIATELY the pain was gone. Thank you very much.I even tried wearing a regular shoe again and within 5 minutes I had to go back. Top product

Very high quality and good looking shoes! Does not require you to put each toe into actual slots, so you can wear socks but still have the barefoot feel! Wore them in winter and never had issues with slipperiness and they still maintained warmth despite the slits between the toe slots. Easy to clean too after a hike I just spray them down and let them dry in the sun.

Wow? I have worn orthotics for 50 years because I was told I had pronation but I still had knee pain. Saw an ad for barefoot shoes so gave these a try. OMG! After two days all knee discomfort left. Took a few days for my feet to get ok with stones and junk on sidewalks but now my feet are happy:) only downsize to these (have not tried any others) is that the strap that secures them (there are laces) are plastic topped velcro that seems to be cheap and shreds some. But I still bought another pair, one for inside and one for outside. Really comfortable.

The media could not be loaded. Value is off the freakin charts with these things. I’ve been a zero drop barefoot shoe wearer for several months now and have gotten used to walking this way. When it was adventure time, I realized my regular shoes did not have much grip so I picked these up, and man, are they worth every single penny.The grip at the bottom is perfect for all terrain - dirt, gravel, sand, water, rock, it handled everything with ease. The shoes feels quality in design and durability, and is thick enough to protect against most elements yet remains breathable and lightweight enough to forget you are even wearing them.I stepped a little too deep and ended up submerging them into a pond. They took it like a champ, although the cloth inner was soaked for a while. Just left them out in the sun after the hike and they dried up in a few hours.I am so glad I got these before my big adventure. There were people hiking barefoot on lava rocks and slicing their feet open, but I was just cruising along like I was walking on air. Highly recommend!They fit true to size, especially if you’re going true barefoot and no socks. Going to pick up a second backup pair just to have when I finally wear these out.

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.

Got these on recommendation from my doctor. The fit great and are actually comfortable. Different than normal shoes but I like them.. Only complaint I have is when they are wet sometimes when I walk on tile they can be a bit slick.

These are great shoes. They are very simple and it’s reflected in the price. But I can’t stop wearing them. They are so comfortable. I use them for running, hiking, walking, and biking. They are great at the gym too.

The shoes look really nice and feel very comfortable and I truly like them. My main concern after just having used them to go on a run at the park is that the insoles of the shoes, although comfortable, are very thin. So if you were to step on rocky paths you will definitely feel it and depending on what you step on it can slightly hurt your feet. I will highly recommend either buying new insoles for the shoes or getting other shoes entirely if that’s your option