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

These barefoot shoes exceeded my expectations. The first thing I noticed was the wide toe box. My toes have plenty of space to spread naturally, which makes them much more comfortable than traditional training shoes. The zero drop design gives a natural ground feel that works well for gym workouts, walking, and light training. They feel stable and flexible, which helps with balance and foot engagement during movement. Another big benefit is that they work well with toe spacers. The wide front area leaves enough room to wear spacers without feeling cramped, which is great if you focus on foot strength and alignment. The material feels lightweight and breathable, and the grip has been solid on gym floors and outdoor surfaces. What I like most • Wide toe box allows natural toe spread • Comfortable barefoot feel • Works well with toe spacers • Lightweight and flexible • Good grip for workouts Overall, these are a great option if you want a minimalist shoe with a wide fit and natural movement. Great for training, walking, or anyone looking to improve foot comfort and mobility. 5 stars.

Great shoes, I wear these in the gym and honestly sometimes daily. I love the wide toe box and are very comfortable. For the price these are totally worth it.

For the price, these are good. Never worn barefoot shoes before these, and they have helped my foot strength and stability over the past several months, I’ve bought 3 pairs, one worn through pretty well to where the Velcro straps won’t work anymore, that was the first thing that stopped working was its ability to strap to the shoe from repeated use. And the rubber tread is soft so if you are hiking like I was expect it to wear rather quickly, in my case about 3 months or so of off and on daily wear and roughly 2x a week hikes at 3-5 miles with decent incline and need for traction. So once it became worn on the bottom from use I had to buy new ones. It does good on gripping rocks on trails when new, and they take a little bit to really break in if you remove the included yellow foam insole. But the insole quickly molds to your foot shape if you want additional protection, which I would highly recommend when using them at first. Otherwise you will be in much foot pain on a rocky trail! They are pretty horrible in most kinds of moisture, especially trailing through wet grass earlier this spring they soaked my feet inside. Not shockingly they are not good for winter conditions, I live in Montana and I was curious and a bit lazy, so I have used them outside in snow (light less than an inch) I wouldn’t recommend it. Unsurprisingly my feet were cold, even in wool socks, the insole in it provides some barrier from the cold but not much. Here’s some pictures on the worn shoes problem points, namely the soft tread and not so good strap that I ended up cutting shorter because it was a bit long. And a comparison to new. Also, be careful on very steep slopes if you use these shoes to hike! It puts lots of pressure on your Achilles tendon since there is no drop in the heel, there will be extra strain there, this goes for any “zero drop shoe”. Anyhow, good shoes for the 25-27 dollar price point (they keep shuffling the price to make you feel like there is a deal…)

MIFAWA, I can see that it is a brand that focuses on developing comfortable footwear. Today is August 4th and I feel good despite my problems with flat feet, fasciitis, and others. The current line of this footwear brand covers categories such as hiking, sports, fashion, and safety. A week ago I started using them at the gym for an hour and 20 minutes daily. I feel fantastic despite being almost 70 years old. The first two days were for adaptation and I feel fantastic. The grip and security are very good. I have done some mountaineering and have tried them to climb six-story buildings. This is wonderful. The grip and stability they provide allow you to do things that are impossible to do with other shoes. Before, I was using brands like Brooks, Asics, Nike, and others, but these are perfect for the level of effort you want to apply. I have not used them for hiking, maybe I will later, but for strenuous activities they are wonderful. They are light and the materials they use would allow me to use them for water sports because I see that they are made of an adaptive material. Although in my case, I prefer to use sandals, which for me are more comfortable, I definitely recommend them update ///// Today is August 10 2025 and I am going to the gym for an hour and a half five times a week, the athletic shoes allow me to stay half an hour more comfortably in the gym doing movement and light strength exercises without any problem which allows me to do body games with my feet and legs more freely, being able to turn and move with a basketball player's movement in a light and free way. In addition, I was jogging in the gym for two miles and it really allowed me to go fluidly and without much fatigue and discomfort, I think the padding of the electric treadmill helped me a lot, I was able to reach two miles, and I finished rested and light enough to go to the pool for an hour to practice swimming styles and forms and stabilization and breathing steadily for that hour, yesterday I went out and planned to walk outside for two miles, but as soon as I left it started to rain lightly initially for 10 minutes and I continued walking until it started to rain torrentially, I was only able to walk a mile and average, passing through flooded streets, easily and without discomfort in the footwear even with socks on, feeling comfortable and light, but very cold because of the icy water that fell, in general it was a fascinating experience taking into consideration that later when putting them to dry in the open air they took a long time to dry because of the padding they have on the edges, which makes them comfortable to walk, in general it made me live a fascinating experience, I don't think I will use the other super super shoes again

Used to buy those $8 water shoes at the local "national" discount store but found when you do, you really get what you paid for...garbage. And then usually threw them out after one use. This time I decided to try something different and purchase what I saw to be a higher quality product. These water shoes are more comfortable, more versatile, better looking and definitely of a higher quality than my previous purchase and will last much longer than their predecessors. The ONLY receommendation I feel I must make is they do run a bit small, and if you decide to purchase them, go up at least a half size. I normally wear a 9-1/2 shoe and sneaker, but with this product I purchased a size 10 and it fits perfectly

I bought these as a starter pair of toe shoes that wouldn't break my bank but would give me the ability to see if they fit my feet better, and I must say they worked oddly well. While I wasn't fond of the wait for delivery I was expecting it to be worth the wait. -Normally the arch of shoes causes the soles of my feet to ache, but these didn't have that issue nearly as quickly as ordinary shoes/sneakers have before. The wide space at the toe end let my feet splay and breathe without adding compression pain to my toes on top of the usual sole pain I get, and being relatively flat-footed, they made walking and keeping balance far easier. My issue is that despite all of the above is they are relatively cheap. I was adjusting the velcro strap on one of them and the thin rubber latch connecting to the shoe ripped off partially. The velcro is now freely hanging with the metal ring on one side, it's not a major problem given I can still tie the laces and I suppose either staple the portion back into a loop or attempt a repair with sewing tools, but I am bummed I only had them for like three days before that happened. Overall, I'd say they're still a good starter pair to see if you'd be comfortable in toe-shoes, and if you are, you may want to just return these and spend a little more on a pair that are made of sturdier stuff that will last longer without any issues. I rate it a 3/5 because of the comfort, but honestly I've never had any pair of shoes get damaged just by tying/fastening them before, so make with that information what you will.

Fit well and good swim shoes. Excellent for just walking, light hiking too. I love em! Feel just right, in between being bare foot, but enough to feel you have shoes on.

These are the barefoot shoes you've been looking for! They have a relatively thick and supportive rubber sole compared to vivo barefoot shoes, and a wider toebox. I wouldn't say they have no arch support too. They curve inward but provide great flexibility and feel nice and comfortable up against the inside of your arches. They may run a tad short in length but a US size 12 is often categorized as a 45/46, while these are listed as size eu 45/us 12 so be mindful. They're fine looking shoes and unassuming. I like wearing wide converse chuck taylor all star shoes because they're flat and supportive but these are serving as my exercise and pickleball shoes- the Asics gel-dedicate 8s caused knee pain but these do not. That's the power of a barefoot zero drop shoe with a solid rubber sole. Years ago I'd wondered why a barefoot shoe such as this wasn't available on the market or here on Amazon at this price, seeing as you're not asking for much, but they've arrived. Great traction and slip resistance too. Grateful to have seen these on the best seller list and to have taken a chance on them. You should do the same!