Weweya Barefoot Shoes for Women Minimalist Running Cross Training Shoe

These are the first barefoot type shoe I've worn. When I first ordered them the first pair arrived and the stitching was crooked so the shoe was misshaped. I sent them back and got another pair and they fit great. I love the flat feeling when I walk. It's a completely different feeling from even a 1-in heel like Crocs or standard hiking shoes or boots. They're very flexible and don't overheat. When I've gotten them fully wet from walking in wet grass they dry very quickly. Your feet do get a bit dirty because you're down on the ground in the dust and dirt however. I have wide feet and a bunion and they're very comfortable to walk in. I wear them for everyday wear, to the store, walking through the neighborhood, hiking in the woods. They have thicker protection points at the ball of the foot and heel. That is helpful but you can feel larger sharp rocks through the shoe. They're so comfortable I'm considering getting a pair as a second set of house shoes. I'd highly recommend these especially if you have wide feet.

These shoes have done some major walking! I bought these for my trip to Egypt and a year later wore them back to Africa for Safari and lots of walking! I also wear them to run errands, but I put my personal in-soles inside because the ones that come with them are too thin! Together with support insoles these shoes were comfortable, durable and lightweight! They’re cute in an ugly way but when you’ve got plantar fasciitis comfort out ranks cute! I’m planning to buy a new pair!

I really like these shoes but there were issues I had. For the pros, they have the roomy toe box, they have removable arch supports, they are very cute, they have reflector tabs for night walking or running, I can get them on and off without untying the shoes. They have soles more like tennis shoes so walking on stones would not be a problem and they look like tennis shoes. The cons are the right shoe pressed the top of my toenail up into the toe box which I did not like. I removed the liner/arch supports which solved that problem but now I don't have arch supports. And another negative is the fabric under the removable arch support liners is a slick fabric almost like satin material which I think could cause my feet to sweat. I am elderly and have no intentions of running or exercising in these. I just ordered them because of bunions and they are perfect for that.

Very comfortable shoes! This is my first pair of 'minimalist' shoes, so I wasn't sure what to expect. I really like them, even though the appearance of the big toe box takes some getting used to. When I first got them, I decided to wear them around the house for a few minutes just to test them out, and ended up wearing them for the rest of the day. I bought them in the same size as my running shoes, which is half a size bigger than regular shoes, and they fit perfectly. But I think they'd be too small with my regular size, so I'd recommend sizing up a little. I've had them for nearly a month now and they seem to be holding up great. I've been dealing with plantar fasciitis for several months, and read recently that going barefoot and wearing minimalist shoes might help, so that's why I got these. Even though they're very comfortable, I don't see myself ever running in them and I'm not sure they're making a difference with the PF (yet). But I do wear them a lot because they feel good to wear and my foot feels supported enough.

These are so-so not OK. They aren't minimalist nor are they barefoot shoes. The arch support insole that comes in the shoe defeats the barefoot purpose. So yes, ok; just remove the arch support insole and put a different one in. But which one? The toe box is very wide (as it should be) and any regular insole is too narrow. I bought the largest pair of wool insoles and trimmed them down and put them in the shoes and the insole is still too narrow inside the shoe. The shoes are still too wide (and too thick now, too). Why can't the manufacturers offer an option that you can choose either a 'support' insole or 'barefoot' insole? I didn't want to buy a project; I just wanted a pair of zero drop barefoot shoes I could slip on and off easily. Best to just pass on these.

Very cool and comfortable

The soles separate from the shoe since they are glued on. Before that, they were comfortable., but soles are too thin for our gravel roads and trails.

I just received - "Weweya Barefoot Shoes for Women Minimalist Running Cross Training Shoe" I have a few barefoot shoes. All of them you can "feel" the ground. But these, while still being "barefoot" have a thicker sole which when walking you don't feel the ground as much but still feels like a barefoot shoe. They have a medium arch support & inside the shoes it almost looks like a satin lining. They are strong & well made. I am a size 10 & I got a size 10. However, if I planned on wearing a thick sock I would have sized up to the 10 1/2 (Sixze 10 - Big toe hits the top of the shoe) They have a good grip on the ground They are wide in the front but not as wide as I see some barefoot shoes. I would recomend these shoes

These shoes r perfect for me worth the 60 bucks have great grips and main stream sizing .

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Great quality! Great price and sturdy enough at the achilles and toes but fully pliable! They are perfect ! I will order them again

Good walking shoes

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