ASITVOWide Men's Barefoot Zero Drop Sole Minimalist Width Toe Box Walking Shoes Sneakers TPU Toe No-Sew Upper

If I could give these shoes 10 stars, I would! From the moment I opened the box, I was blown away by the attention to detail. The packaging was top-notch, making it feel like a premium product right from the start. Inside, not only were the shoes exactly as pictured, but they also came with extra orthopedic insoles and additional laces—something you don’t see often at this price point.As for the fit, they are exactly true to size and feel incredibly comfortable. No breaking-in period needed—just pure comfort from the first wear. The quality, the style, and the overall experience make these an unbeatable deal. For the price, you simply can’t go wrong.10/10 recommend. Just buy them—you won’t regret it!

I purchased these shoes for their simplicity, and they delivered exactly what I was hoping for. They arrived on time, with no damage, and had a clean, quality look and feel right out of the box. I was pleasantly surprised to find a pair of inserts included—unexpected, but definitely appreciated.These have quickly become my go-to shoes for quick trips and everyday wear. They’re very comfortable, and the fit is perfect. The style reminds me a lot of my Columbia Fairbanks shoes, which I also love. Overall, great value and highly recommended!

These are comfortable and almost exactly what I was looking for. If the sole was a little less flexible and they had a model without a wide toe box, they would be ideal for running and exercising.

For the price point, they're really well made and comfortable. Event though it's the quality that really matters, it's impressive the company spends the extra effort in a very nice packaging, and even sends you an extra pair of shoelaces and a pair of good thick insoles. The insoles package has a printed high price of $29, which, I highly doubt would be it's market value--but it's still appreciated that the seller sends them as a bonus with the shoes. 'Zero drop' shoes are supposed to be good for people that have plantar fasciatis, which I have in one foot. However, there's also contradictory data in medical literature that explains that in some cases zero-drop shoes can worsen the condition. Since I have a set of custom made soles, those are the ones I normally use in these shoes. I think it does take a bit of time to get used to flat sneakers like these, but it's not that different than wearing flip-flops, so you can get used to these shoes. I don't wear them constantly, since I also like the thicker cushioning in traditional athletic footwear. But I notice how alternating with these is helpful for me.The construction of the shoe is similar to most brands (basically a mesh attached to rubber injected shaped soles), but the front 'box' area of the shoe (reminiscent of the Birkenstock shape) is wider and specifically shaped for the toes to 'breathe' and move freely, which, again, is recommended for plantar fasciatis. Durability wise, it's only been a couple of months-- so far, so good. Time will tell if they last a year or more . They are super flexible, as is expected in these type of so called 'barefoot shoes '

Perfect fit! I am a true 10.5 wide and this is spot on. These look great and comfort from heel to toe. If you are looking for zero drop, wide toe box, this is it! I have a couple of pairs of Keens, and these Asitvos are modern in design and comparable in comfort.

I purchased these based off being advertised as having a wide forefoot, the positive reviews, mentions of comfort, aesthetic look of the shoe and extra set of thicker, cushioned insoles. Four of the five of these aspects are correct, but the shoes aren't wide at all. My pinky toes were squished against the side of them and all my toes pushed together upon trying them on. There's no indication inside the shoes or on the box that these shoes are wide. The shoe did feel comfortable as far as my foot resting on the insole. If these were wider I'd say they're a great buy, but unfortunately I have to return them and keep looking.

Only a few hours in but I think these are what I've been looking for. Fits my wide short feet well. isnt so light and open that the shoe is compromised. The sole is flexible yet hard enough to actually be.. a shoe. I'll likely work in these if they hold up long enough to be a back up shoe.But also quite inexpensive. My foot flares out at the end like a ducks but its also flat on the bottom and very high arching om the top. It's so hard to find a shoe that fits front to back without crushing my toes or pinching the top. Its easier to accommodate this with a flexible shoe like this but I'm still quite happy.

Bought two pairs, they run large so buy a half size smaller than normal. I liked the shoes, no major issues at first. But after only 2 weeks of limited use, one of the pairs is coming apart at the seams near the toe box. I have used these for golf and they give a good feel on the greens. They seem like good material and grip well. They feel good when wearing them, its too bad they came apart at the seam.