Men's Wide Running Shoes with Zero Drop Sole & Rubber Outsole S82

Look great, toe area is roomy seem to be as advertised

Finally a shoe that's designed for the actual shape of our feet! There were a few other brands that were excessively expensive so I opted for these at a very reasonable price. They fit great (I'm size 11), very comfortable and good quality. I wouldn't suggest as a running shoe as there isn't a lot of cushion or arch support, however excellent walk around shoe.

I would have given these five stars, but the tread has worn down after only five months. They are comfortable. My duck sized feet have plenty of space. They are great walking shoes. These aren’t meant for anything more rugged. I would t jog in them either.

These are great and comfortable .

At 65, these are in the running for my best shoes ever. As a kid, my wide feet always blew out the little toe area on shoes. Toes were crunched together my entire life. Have some oddle shaped toes as a result. Now, with these wide toe box shoes, toes have room, and using spacers my feet are changing shape - healing. I run in these shoes. Haven't run for years. Wide toe box a game changer.

The shoe fits very well but it has two major flaws, one which could be remedied. The first is the shoe is not water resistant at all. Mesh is very popular nowadays but this mesh is all but purposeless. It does offer some ventilation but it does not add to the structure of the shoe or prevent any moisture. It would be more useful as a thicker material that would allow the rather hard front part over the toe to be softer. It has not ruined my toe nails like an average mesh shoe but it would have gotten five stars with just that. The second issue is this is not really a running shoe. The padding is near zero. I do not recommend them actually. This NEEDS an insole. Now, it may fit one, but I do not have extras so I did not try one. Really, though, it needs it. Along with WHITIN's other zero drop and barefoot shoes. I would rather have more padding. I would give it a four if the padding was thicker, and a five if the mesh was replaced with real material. The shape of the foot bed is near perfect and they held up after a LLLOOOT of walking, like, 4-8 hours a day for a 21 day trip in Japan. They were almost good except in the rain and bad for taking stairs because of the minimal padding. I had to be careful. I did end up injuring the ball of my foot after I continued to wear them, however, a heel walker would probably fair better.

Very comfortable as far as width goes. Not a fan of the zero-drop (no heel height). And, if you're having issues with tight shoes, also get "RJ-Sport Shoe Laces Tieless 2 Pack - No Tie Shoe Laces for Kids & Adults Sneakers" - these shoes and those laces are a great pair!

I’ve tried on Flux adapt runners (not wide enough toe box/narrow at arch), Bronax (too narrow at the arch or wide and bulky), Smartville (bulky and ugly design), and other random up and coming Amazon brands, but this specific shoe seems to be the best. I think they are better looking than all that Lems has to offer too. The traction on the bottom is decent but not the best for slippery surfaces. The wide toe box provides a lot of stability though so they are doable for wet grass and things of that sort. They work well running on flat hard surfaces, but I would avoid using them for trail running. They are flat so good for the gym too, although I prefer to squat in socks. I saw other people say they looked like clown shoes, but that’s unavoidable to a degree with wide toe box. Either way, you get used to the look pretty quick and no foot pain is quite worth it. They work well with joggers and shorts too.

Exelente comfort y calidad de materiales, súper satisfecho.