WHITINMen's Trail Running Shoes Minimalist Barefoot 5 Five Fingers Wide Width Toe Box Size

These are amazing. I have never been this much happy with my training shoes before. They are great for weight training but I haven't tried it yet for running.

You can't beat these for the price. I don't know how long they'll hold up, but they're a really nice running shoe if your into zero drop, minimalist running shoes. Be warned, these are SO much different than your average running shoes. Expect at least a week or two for your legs and feet to acclimate. Don't over do it the first few weeks, or you'll end up injured. Also, be advised that there isn't much protecting your feet - so I wouldn’t recommend these shoes super rough terrain. I'm happy with my purchase!UPDATE: I've put nearly 100 miles on these bad boys. They're great. I like them better than my Ultras, yet I paid 100 dollars less for these. Don't waste your money on super expensive name brands, these shoes are great!UPDATE 2: 170 miles and they’re still good as new. I just ordered a second pair because I like them so much.UPDATE 3: I uploaded a picture of my second pair. BE CAREFUL when changing the color scheme. I ordered what I thought was a different color scheme, but as it turns out these ones DO NOT have a Velcro tighten strap like the other pair does. (LOOK CLOSELY at the pictures, as it is depicted just fine. I wasn't paying any attention - so it's on me) Don't worry though, I just ordered a 3RD pair of red ones with the strap for only 28 dollars! It's worth noting that the new pair (without the Velcro strap) still feel just as comfortable - but I haven't done any running in them yet.UPDATE 4: I suppose you get the point now. Keep on running, fam!

Just received today. They are nice and light and initial feel is they are nice and comfortable. The plastic trim round toe area looks a little flimsy and cheap, We will see how they perform over the next couple of weeks or so, When I will have walked a few miles , back and forward to work. Apart from what I have just mentioned the trainers look quite nice. I am not too concerned how they look, rather how they feel when I hit the tarmac and if they hold .together. I will judge them on a balance of performance and value for money. Will report back soon.UpdateI have had these trainer for over a month now and clocked up well over a hundred miles of walk mostly on pavement/ tarmac.They have proved to be very comfortable, for a 16 + stone man, that's an achievement. The soles have hardly worn and the uppers look almost new.I am very happy with these trainers so far. I will report back in a couple of months with an update

Okay they are cheap. But, they fit well, are comfortable and look good. Why pay top brand prices when these are totally fit for purpose.

Size 10 is like 9.5, so get at least half size bigger than normal. Apart from that, they feel fine and don’t have huge trademark ticks and stripes advertising the manufacturer.

I bought these after hearing a Ted lecture about Barefeet technology. They are very reasonably priced. They really feel like you are bare feet but with protection. I am hoping to run in them. They feel like you are not wearing shoes, I really love them.