LeIsfIt Womens Walking Shoes Wide Toe Barefoot Shoes Breathable Minimalist Zero Drop Sneakers

I bought these shoes in late Jan 2025. Let me start off by saying I HATE closed toe shoes, especially sneakers/tennis shoes. If I was asked to wear sneakers for a day or walk over hot coals I’d pick the coals. I am a sandal, croc, flip flop or bare foot girl through and through. Now, like I said I bought these shoes in Jan of 2025 on the hunt for a required closed toe shoe for work. I’m previously experiencing reboks, sketchers, Ons, Hoka, Brooks. High dollar shoes and I wanted to chunk them all in the trash! A friend suggested a barefoot style shoe and I was hesitant because nothing can compare to the real thing. So I caved and bout these cheaper versions of bare feet shoe. The shoe is completely comfortable! No more pain in my foot when walking, planters fasciitis gone, supportive and lightweight. I feel barefoot! I work in a brick plant. I dispatch trucks, help load brick and block, I’m constantly on my feet in a heavy labor intensive job and they have held up! No issues. I was worried about washing them but they came out perfectly fine! I’m truly amazed at the quality of the shoe and plan to buy many more pair. I know a lot of the reviews say they suck but honestly it’s like going to the grocery store and buying a 10 pound sack of potatoes and complaining that one potato out of the entire batch was bad. It’s gonna happen when you buy stuff site unseen online eventually somebody’s gonna get a bad batch. Return them and get a new pair. I highly recommend this shoe brand for those who are in a labor, intensive job and constantly on their feet and seeking complete comfort.

Really great shoe! It's exactly what I was looking for I was tired of shoes with narrow toe boxes hurting my feet, because I have wide feet. I tried them on and they fit so nice! The shoe molds to your feet, and the room is perfect. I was a little scared of this little tab on the back of the shoe, because I saw a review of someone who wrote it hurt the back of their feet, so I thought it was going to be stiff and rough, but luckily when I tried them on, they were like pillows! the sole is really soft too. The one thing is the knit advertised as breathable is just for design while I was wearing them my feet started to sweat. (and I don't usually get sweaty feet). Other than that all my expectations for this purchase was met! 👍

I had to send these back and order a second pair one size bigger. If you plan on wearing socks with these, then you'll need to measure your foot and then size up once if the size is right on the dot.These seem like good quality but they have very stiff arches built into the outer soles and too much arch support/padding on the insoles to really be called barefoot or zero drop. I took the insoles out because they were too tight on my feet and that makes them feel better, more of a barefoot and zero drop shoe that way. With the insoles, I couldn't spread my toes.Other than that, they are decent shoes. They feel like they are going to last a long time. I would recommend them to anyone who wants arch support with a wide toe box but I will probably try other shoes for myself next time. Definitely measure your foot and size up once if you plan on wearing socks with these.

I was genuinely excited when I found these shoes. While they aren’t my usual style, I was thrilled to finally see a decent-looking option for wide feet. However, my experience with sizing was extremely frustrating.Initially, I followed the size chart, which turned out to be completely inaccurate. To be cautious, I even sized up, but the shoes were still far too small—I couldn’t even squeeze my heel and foot through the narrow opening. Assuming I may have received the wrong size since these shoes came in packages with other items and no packaging for the shoes itself which is fine but the shoes do not have a size label that i could find, I ordered another pair in an even larger size, well beyond my usual measurements. Unfortunately, they still didn’t fit. If I had gone any bigger, they would have been way too long for my short wide foot, yet the opening remained impossibly tight.Even without socks, I struggled to get my foot in. With socks, it would have been even more restrictive, and if I had managed to get them on, removing them would have been a nightmare. I strongly discourage anyone with thick legs, ankles, or truly wide feet (3.7-4in) from purchasing these. Additionally, the material resembles water shoes rather than standard footwear, which was an unexpected disappointment.I truly wanted these shoes to work, which is why I gave them a second chance, but unfortunately, I was sorely disappointed. They were selling one with a zipper as well which is probably the one I should have got but since these ones were so discouraging I didn't bother with another version.Please do not buy these if your foot width is above 3.7 inches.UPDATE: so after this review goes live this seller trys to say i returned the wrong item. WOW I know for a FACT i returned what i was given which was these terrible shoes. Luckily Amazon has my back. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS SELLER

Let me preface these by saying that I exclusively wear truly zero-drop, barefoot shoes every single day. I own about 8 pairs from different well known manufacturers of them. I say this because “zero-drop” means that the foot is to be level, toe and heel should end up even with each other compared to the ground. There is so much padding in the bottom of these, that my heel actually sinks into it and sits lower than my toes. The padding also means these aren’t true barefoot shoes either - they even have some arch support.They do have a wide toe box - but that’s about the only true aspect of the zero-drop/barefoot world.Truthfully they are a hybrid that leans more towards “normal” shoes. If you’re trying to break into the natural shoe world, I suppose these might help - but just know they aren’t really close to the real thing, and you won’t see any of the benefits from zero-drop or barefoot shoes from them.