WHITIN Women’s Wide Toe Box Running Shoe
$45.99
- Anatomically wide toe box for natural toe movement
- Zero-drop heel for improved posture and stability
- Moisture-wicking mesh lining for breathability
- Foam padding for comfortable fit around ankle and tongue
- Grippy rubber outsole for sport-ready performance
- Package Dimensions: 5.91 x 3.15 x 2.36 inches; 8.82 ounces
- Department: womens
- Date First Available: June 14, 2024
Description
Summary:
The WHITIN Women’s Wide Toe Box Road Running Shoe features an anatomically wide toe box for natural toe movement, a zero-drop heel for improved posture and stability, moisture-wicking mesh lining for breathability, foam padding for comfort, and a grippy-rubber outsole for sport-ready performance.
Additional information
| Package Dimensions | 5.91 x 3.15 x 2.36 inches, 8.82 ounces |
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| Department | womens |
| Date First Available | June 14, 2024 |
11 reviews for WHITIN Women’s Wide Toe Box Running Shoe
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Katie –
My mom needed running shoes with a wider toe box. She wears them frequently. Great value for the price.
KJ –
I’ve been wearing these for a few days now. While my calves are sore, I no longer have pinching in my outside toes and the back or hip pain I used to experience is gone.
KJ –
After recovering from bunion surgery, I was unsure if I would ever have pain-free feet again. I was dreading finding shoes for my upcoming overseas trip, fearing I would be sidelined by pain. I decided to try these affordable wide toe box shoes and I’m so impressed. They are comfortable and roomy – I’ve walked approximately 30 miles in 4 days without any foot pain. I brought 2 pairs and haven’t worn any other shoes yet. I’m thrilled to have found these shoes!
Marcelle –
The newspaper is of good quality, super wide, I think you can order half a size smaller than regular, it just lacks a bit of cushioning, I feel it on the flat foot I have.
Katie –
I wanted to like this shoe, but after wearing it for over 30 days, I found it extremely uncomfortable. My feet hurt for days afterwards. I also tried the other casual sneakers and had the same experience – they were too uncomfortable. Do not buy.
Dakota Gaurin –
I purchased these shoes as a final resort after struggling with tight-fitting shoes. They fit so comfortably that it doesn’t even feel like I’m wearing regular shoes. Typically, I experience pain after wearing other shoes for over an hour, but these shoes offer relief with their wide toe area that allows my foot to sit comfortably without being squeezed. They are slip-resistant, provide good grip, and are of great quality. Definitely worth buying!
Dakota Gaurin –
I ordered a size 9.5 Wide based on my usual size, but the shoes I received were a size 41, which was too big. Despite the sizing issue, the shoes were comfortable and had more cushioning than other Whitin models I own. The wide toe box was spacious for my 2E-width feet and the shoes were attractive. There isn’t much arch support, but the insole is removable so you can use your own orthotic. I appreciate that Whitin allows customization for individual support needs. Looking forward to…
Erin –
I am extremely pleased with the color, perfect fit, and high level of comfort.
Emma Maris –
I have not tested them with a rigorous workout yet, but they are very comfortable. I suffer from plantar fasciitis and bunions, and these shoes provide great comfort.
clouisep –
I have been searching for treadmill walking shoes for a while now and thought I found the perfect pair in these Whitins. However, there are some significant drawbacks. The sole insert provided with the shoes is very poor quality, but adding memory foam inserts improved the comfort. The seams started to come apart within a month of wearing them, and I fear they won’t last much longer. Despite a wide toe box and decent appearance, I am disappointed by the lack of quality in these shoes. I…
Kyndall –
The shoes fit my wide yet narrow heeled difficult feet almost perfectly, just like their barefoot shoes. They are not as shock absorbent as I had expected, but they don’t cause pain or fatigue. My only concern is that Whitin does not appear to make weather-resistant shoes. I hope they will in the future.