WHITIN Men’s Zero Drop Running Shoes + Wide Toe Box
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WHITIN Men’s Zero Drop Running Shoes + Wide Toe Box
$43.99
hannovantartu –
The shoe is comfortable. The big toe box is a favorite of mine. I’ve worn 3 pair of Altra Olympia 4s for 3 Camino de Santiago hikes of over 500 miles each. The tread on my last Altras still have a little tread and traction.
I’ve worn this brand for probably at most 40 miles and the last hike I wore them on I slipped twice in 10 minutes going down a mountain. I checked the soles and realized the traction was more like a sneaker already. I slipped on scree or small rocks, but there really wasn’t much traction.
I won’t buy another pair for hiking mountains or hilly terrain but only for flat trail walking.
James E Smith –
I do a lot of barefoot shoes, but sometimes I want all the padding of normal footwear. This shoe is great for me. Lots of room in the toe box, zero drop (or very close to it) and full padding. Very breathable, so I wouldn’t wear it in any kind of medium to heavy rain, but I think it compares favorably with a New Balance shoe. It isn’t as sturdy, but it is much cheaper.
Martin R. –
Para tener la comodidad de un calzado que no me lastime el pie con Halus.
Joseph Moyer –
I did not expect much from these shoes. But after a month or so use, I am so positively surprised. The zero-drop is what I wanted and got. The wide toe box is just perfect for me. The sole has perfect cushioning for my long walks on pavements and paved roads. For nature trails, I have more expensive shoes, but for town these are a very good value for money.
I did notice complaints about the shoe laces being stuck. At first, this was a problem for me too. However, with use the laces started gliding enough to get a very comfortable and stable fit around my mid-foot.
S. Santana –
First off, no frills packaging! I don’t care about name brand or gimmicks. They come in a bag with form holding inserts. They appear well made, solid construction and the material feels nice. I am a size 10US and ordered the 44 for the appropriate size comparison. I feel like I could have gone down a size to allow for a bit more snug fit, for running and less moving in the shoe. The wide toe box and zero drop are super comfortable for a natural feeling stance and foot position, but it doesn’t feel quite as secure as normal shoes that entrap your foot into unnatural positions. I’m super impressed at how comfortable, and solid they feel. I’m very excited to see how they hold up to running and longevity compared to more expensive shoes. If losing the box and fancy names saves me money and gets me a shoe that holds up and works well, please keep doing what you are doing WHITIN!
I will say the laces are super hard to tighten, the loop system is a bit strange in comparison to other shoes. But the laces, the materials and overall construction are great. The sole is not too thick, and the natural foot position affords the opportunity for pain reduction in the feet, ankles, knees and hips! This style footwear is promoted by pediatrist and physical therapist alike !
S. Santana –
First off I have been loving these for about 2 weeks now. Exactly what I was looking for: affordable, wide toe box, zero drop but with some midsole cushion. I also tried the converse like hitops which were trash in comparison.
Out of the box they felt decent, but after wearing them for a few days I could feel my feet getting sore due to the poor insoles. Only thing there is a thin foam piece that does very little. I replaced them with some insoles I bought for some old shoes I no longer wear, and wow they took this shoe to the next level. Comfort is as good as it can get standing on my feet for 10+ hrs.
Now the minor downsides. First off as mentioned the insoles. The insoles I put in there are as much or more than the shoes themselves. I’ll come back to this in a bit and why I don’t mind. The major flaw seems to be build quality. I don’t see these lasting too long. I see the outsole separating before the shoe is worn out. You can actually see the glue and how they are attached. In fact the toe on my left foot is already stating to separate a little.
With that said the benefits outweigh the cons. I don’t mind using the nice insoles 1) because o already have them laying around and 2) they’ll last longer than a pair of shoes, so I can just reuse them. Yes these shoes will probably wear out faster than I’d like but at their price I could buy 3x these versus one pair of Altra Lone Peaks.
I’ll probably still invest in some lone peak hikers for when I want something nicer and a mid top, that way I can switch between them and make them both last longer.
Rubén José –
Outsole is zero drop, but a bit inflexible, kinda like how Vans feel; so it’s not a running shoe, but fine for walking, biking, skateboarding, or similar stationary activities.
Toebox room is very spacious though, even roomier than ALTRAs.
Price is much more affordable than ALTRAs. If you want a casual, cheaper walking shoe, on flat roads, this is a good buy. But it ain’t an ALTRA, if you need something more performant.
Colin Stice –
These shoes are great! The toe box is perfectly designed to accommodate those who need a wide toe box. They are comfortable, provide good support for your feet. I’ve walked, ran, rode a motorcycle with them and the grip is great, the sole doesn’t wear out in five minutes like some shoes. The material is very durable and breathable. The shoe has good elasticity and stretch around your foot but isn’t sloppy on your feet. Overall it’s a great shoe. As long as it’s available I’ll keep buying it!
DaXiel –
Ok so I have run the Boston Marathon amongst others and done many triathlons. I also used to run cross country and track in middle school and high school. I’ve been through a lot of shoes in my years. Over the last 15 years, I have looked for a low profile show that had the perfect balance between cushion and flat profile that wasn’t doing something weird on the heel or wasn’t too tight, etc… There were some shoes that were good but there was usually one little thing that was off about it, like the tongue rubbed the top of my foot, or the heel scraped the back of my foot, or the toe was too narrow. For me, and for what I look for in a shoe, this Whitin shoe is my favorite shoe that I have run in out of the box, ever. I went on a run today and it was just perfect. Flat with cushion, plenty of room for the toes, and comfortable padding in the seams in all the other areas. I don’t know how long this shoe will last or if this shoe will be for everyone, but I am really impressed so far! I normally wear a 10.5 and I measured my foot and determined that the 10 would be adequate, since they don’t have half sizes. It fit like a glove immediately and I don’t even want to take them off. lol
Martin R. –
Lots of toe room. I wear these daily. Happy with them.
Tony Woodall –
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Hace un tiempo que ando investigando la importancia de tener un buen calzado y no significa que sea de una marca prestigiosa hasta que empecé a ver temas de calzado minimalista y la importancia de que sean de tipo drop . Con anterioridad para salir a caminar uso unas zapatillas de la marca acsis muy buena en su tipo y yo las sentÃa muy cómodas. Pero al adquirir estás fue otra sensación de tener los pies y caminar ….luego de unos minutos de uso me puse los asics y sentà que tenÃa un buen de curvas por dentro que desalineara el pie y supuestamente son neutrales ya que tengo una rodilla que me da dolor si camino demaciado y estos tienen drop cosa que los whitin son sin drop y al usarlos parece que estás pisando directamente el piso y se siente acoginado. Como se dice el pie humano se debe de adaptar al piso.Los recomiendo muy buena decisión al adquirirlos.