HOBIBEARBarefoot Minimalist Shoes Womens Mens | Zero Drop | Wide Width Fashion Sneaker

I love it, super comfy and breathable, plenty of room for my toes. Looks stylish enough, thin and light and roomy in all the right places. As far as comfort, they are the gym shorts of footwear. They grip slick surfaces well, I haven't had issues with slipping.They have thin soles so you will feel rocks and pebbles, just don't wear them to certain places if that's an issue

These shoes are great, cheap, wide shoes. I ordered two pairs and I’m going to order a lot more.I’m a woman that wears 4e wide shoes. It’s nearly impossible to find shoes under $150…. Even crappy shoes. I was so excited to find these.They have zero support, but I experienced relief in a day. My duck feet finally have enough room to spread. It feels almost as good as going barefoot. Zero pain after a day of wearing them.My only complaint/suggestion is that I hope they come out with a slightly wider shoe - this shoe is almost perfect, but I could use another quarter inch of width.

The Hobibear barefoot shoes has a vey spacious toe box and the shoes are exceptionally flexible. The toe box is spacious enough to wear spacers on the toes and still be comfortable. The heel cup, however, is TOO wide. My wide feet slide around in the shoe at the heel. Overall, I think this is good entry barefoot shoe. Hopefully, Hobibear will continue to improve on the design.

I have worn Vivobarefoot shoes since they first came out. I love zero drop shoes because my feet, legs, and back never hurt, no matter how much I walk. But the price is very prohibitive. So, I tried this brand. I was so pleasantly surprise. For just a fraction of the cost, I got shoes that have the same features and an even wider toe box. They fit comfortably in my usual size and unlike the other brand, they don't flood with water whenever I hit a puddle. They do get wet, but they dry more quickly. I can wear these and walk for miles without discomfort. And did I mention that they cost about 20% of what the others do? Only time will tell if they last as long, but they're heavily stitched and good heavy material, so I suspect I will get a few years out of them. I'm super happy with this find.

I ordered a pair for my husband first, and he loves them Then we got me a pair. They are flexible, super comfy, have a good wide box toe area and make a great barefoot style shoe.I usually order a 7.5 for room in a shoe like this but ordered a women’s 7 and I still have extra space which is great! Definitely a shoe meant for wider feet and plenty of toe room!

I ordered these with low expectations. I can never find shoes that are wide enough. I have a bunion and have one leg longer than the other so I needed to put a riser in the right shoe. All this makes shoe shopping miserable. These came and it was amazing. They are the perfect width. They seem quality made. The top of my foot isn’t bunching up on the shoe and they are not killing my feet. I ordered a second color because I was so excited to have shoes that finally worked. They do take a bit of time to adjust to but honestly, that was about 15 minutes wearing them in the house. I have walked a lot in these and they have held up well. I plan to order more colors. Highly recommend these. I can’t say enough good things about them.

These are very soft and comfortable. I got them after I injured the two smallest toes on one of my feet and the mesh fabric upper pretty much eliminated the pressure on the sides of the feet. The soles are somewhat thin and do not provide much, if any, arch support, so they don't provide much protection on rocky or uneven surfaces. The very light beige color upper easily shows dirt and itwould be better if it were a slightly darker khaki or even brown.

I bought these for a music festival, and did plenty of dancing and walking in these puppies. These are my intro to barefoot shoes, and man, now I wish all my shoes felt like these do. They're casual, and have a cute shape — not clownish, if you're worried about that. They are not paper-thin, but provide a good amount of feedback from the ground (which wasn't exactly as fun walking on a bunch of garbage). However, I do quite enjoy walking in them in rocks, dirt, and grass. They also feel pretty grippy on wet pavement (YMMV). There may be a learning curve for those of you who have corrections to be made in your gait as walking without support may take time getting used to, but for me, my feet felt LOADS better compared to other cramped shoes. I'm now a firm believer in wide-toebox shoes. I find them much more comfortable than Crocs.

Nice shoes. Wide front. The insole quality is bad. I had to purchase a new insole. The tongue of the shoes is difficult to adjust. Overall shoe quality is reasonable.