WHITIN Men’s Zero Drop Running Shoes
$43.99
- Wide toe box for natural toe function
- Zero Drop design for proper posture and balance
- Soft mesh upper and lining for breathability and comfort
- EVA midsole for lightweight cushioning and stability
- Durable rubber outsole for grip on various terrains
- Package Dimensions: 11.1 x 5.91 x 4.61 inches
- Department: mens
- Date First Available: January 9, 2023
Description
Summary:
- Wide Toe Box: Allows toes to spread and function naturally.
- Zero Drop Design: Promotes proper posture and balance, enhancing agility.
- Soft Mesh Upper: Offers breathability and comfort.
- EVA Midsole: Provides lightweight cushioning and stability.
- Durable Rubber Outsole: Ensures grip, traction, and durability on various terrain types.
Additional information
| Package Dimensions | 11.1 x 5.91 x 4.61 inches, 14.39 ounces |
|---|---|
| Department | mens |
| Date First Available | January 9, 2023 |
9 reviews for WHITIN Men’s Zero Drop Running Shoes
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S. Santana –
After reading many reviews, I took the plunge and bought my first pair of barefoot style shoes. I am determined to start correcting my misaligned toes, failed bunion surgery, and painful arches that have ruled my life for too long. I am transitioning from quality, leather, supportive New Balance shoes to these. At first, I was skeptical as I bought them online without trying them on, but I was pleasantly surprised. The shoes feel lightweight and well-made. They fit my wide feet comfortably…
S. Santana –
The packaging is simple and straightforward, which I appreciate. The shoes are well-made with solid construction and a nice feel to the material. I usually wear a size 10US and got a size 44, but I feel like I could have gone down a size for a snugger fit while running. The wide toe box and zero drop provide a comfortable and natural stance, although they may not feel as secure as traditional shoes. Despite this, I’m impressed with how comfortable and sturdy they are. I’m eager to see how…
anonymous –
The outsole is zero drop and somewhat inflexible, reminiscent of Vans. Suitable for walking, biking, skateboarding, or stationary activities, but not for running. The toebox is very spacious, even more so than ALTRAs. Priced more affordably than ALTRAs, making it a good option for casual walking on flat roads. However, not as high-performing as an ALTRA for those needing more advanced features.
Susan Prime Member –
I recently switched to Whitins’ new model of shoes due to foot problems. These shoes have a wide toe box and zero drop heel, providing the support I needed. The soles are less flexible than the minimalist version but offer some cushioning, making them comfortable for longer walks. The tough yet stretchy uppers have molded around my bunion, reducing irritation. After 8 months, the shoes still look new and have significantly improved my foot issues. My feet are stronger, and walking is more…
Susan Prime Member –
I sprained my ankle a few months ago and these shoes have been the most comfortable pair I’ve worn since the injury. They allow your foot to spread out and have helped in my recovery. They feel secure, but look a little cheap. Overall, they are a great everyday shoe but could be better in quality.
Nayib –
Great deal. Adore these low drop, wide toe box shoes. Although I’m into minimalist shoes, I prefer some cushioning so I swapped the Whitin insole with a Dr. Scholl’s Float-On-Air insole for extra comfort and shock absorption.
A. Plazarin –
Perfect fit and very comfortable, 100% recommended.
E. B. Carpenter –
For the comfort of a shoe that doesn’t hurt my foot with Halus.
A. Plazarin –
I frequently wear barefoot shoes, but occasionally I prefer more padding. This shoe is perfect for me. It has a spacious toe box, minimal drop, and ample cushioning. It’s highly breathable, although not ideal for heavy rain. In my opinion, it rivals New Balance shoes but at a more affordable price point.