SAGUARO Womens Mens Barefoot Shoes Minimalist Trail Runner Wide Toe Box Zero Drop Outdoor Cross Training Shoe

These shoes have a flexible outsole, a thin 1/8 inch insole, are zero drop and are very roomy in the toes. You get some nice ground feel. The fact I can twist these shoes like a corkscrew while still feeling that my feet are protected and grippy enough to not easily slip on smooth surfaces, that is all I ask for in barefoot shoes, and for such an affordable price I have very few complaints. These make a great starter barefoot shoe, just be mindful of doing so safely. Also, because the lacing and the uppers are stretchy you can take them on and off in two seconds. The downside with any barefoot shoe is that they do tend to wear down faster than other kinds of shoes, that's the tradeoff for sole flexibility, but aside from outsole wear the rest of my shoes are holding up great after 6 months as my dailies. I haven't seen any quality issues in mine yet. And the other downside is purely aesthetic... they are toe shaped but nothing as extreme as actual toe shoes. You may still get people commenting on them. But I love mine so much I'll probably buy the exact same pair when my current pair gets too worn out.

Finally! After trying multiple brands from high end to low end, I found the perfect barefoot shoe for me. Fit: All my shoes are size 9. For this barefoot shoe I ordered a size 9.5 and it fits great! It's roomy without being snug (for reference my feet are on the slightly narrow side of medium) Comfort: I wear these everyday (when I'm not actually barefoot). My feet are trashed from years in martial arts. A number of my toes have been broken; I have Morton's neuroma in both feet and have trouble with the base of my toes going numb in regular tennis shoes; I also have issues with plantar fasciitis that can flare up in regular shoes. My feet do not hurt in these shoes. I don't like to wear shoes or socks because they make me feel hot. These shoes are breathable enough to wear without socks. But I can fit a thin pair of socks in them for colder weather. The soles are flexible. The shoes are lightweight. The soles are not slippery. I have no issues on slick floors or rainy sidewalks. They are easy to get on and off. They are worth every penny. I like these so much I'm buying a second pair in another color.

I've only used these for a few hours since I've gotten them but these are so e of the most comfortable barefoot shoes I've worn. Wide toe box, I could really do a little wider because I have caveman feet but overall very very nice. 4 stars because they aren't wide enough for me. I wear size 12 extra wide or 11.5 extra wide. And regular 12 was big enough. But not wide enough. For normal feet, these shoes will work just fine for just about everyone. Very comfy and very walkable.

I use these shoes for jumping rope and they are perfect for that. The toe box is very roomy which lets my feet spread out but it still feels like I am jumping barefoot. The soles are very grippy and overall, the shoes are comfortable. I feel like they run a bit smaller than I expected and next time I will order half a size larger.

I wear a size 10 womens in Nike sneakers and followwd the sizing for these and they fit perfectly. I got the purple color with turqoise accent and tongue and my husband remarked how cool they look. I bought them to wear aound the house as I have many foot issues and sneakers now push my arthritic big toe over and it tends to then go out of joint and is very painful. I needed the wide toe box and these work great. The inersole is thick enough, there is a slight cushy feeling and the sole is non-slip, which is important for a 67 YO. Will buy again.

Out of the bag they came in, these shoes are stunning aesthetically, and seem well made in terms of quality. They are extremely comfortable and lightweight. The material seems sturdy, and they are great value for money. However, I followed the measuring instructions and sizing chart. They sort of fit, but they were still a bit long. The toe box is extremely spacious, and feels great. They are grippy, and I wanted to keep them, but I ended up returning them. Why? I could feel was a slight slope down toward the end of the toe are on the sole. That felt strange. Also, it felt as if there was some kind of bump happening on the ankle side on the right shoe. Overall, this seems like it's a great product, but it didn't work for me, due to the weird defects.

Wow! I can't believe how long I hesitated to try barefoot shoes, but now I'm really glad I did. I'm 55-years-old, and I've been pretty sedentary most of my life. I've spent the better part of the last six months recovering from a pretty bad foot sprain after a fall last July. In that process I learned that I fell not because of weak ankles as I thought, but because of WEAK FEET! In researching solutions I found exercises that are working to improve my foot mobility and strength, and everyone promoting those exercises recommended barefoot shoes. Saguaro was actually recommended by one fitness expert who was rating different brands, and this pair was reasonably priced so I figured it was a good place to start. I think I worried most about whether or not my feet would be adequately protected, and if I would have adequate traction (a contributing factor in my fall in July). I wore these this morning on a short, easy hike (two miles) to test them out and I am blown away by how comfortable they are, how much easier it was for me to maintain my footing in tricky spots on the trail, and how my feet feel like I've worked muscles in them that have been long forgotten since childhood -- because they were! I also found it was easier for me to maintain my balance than in my hiking boots or athletic shoes, because my toes were free to move freely and do their job! The shoes made my hike easier, and the only reason why I only went two miles was because of time. I was also pleasantly surprised that virtually no sand got in the shoes during my walk. They breathe, and while it was weird at first wearing them without socks, my feet did not sweat at all. The soles adequately protected my feet, while allowing feedback from the earth. I'm curious about how long they'll last. I typically take two to three short hikes (2 to 4 miles) a couple of times a week. I'll try to update on how well the shoes hold up by the end of Spring.

Of all of the barefoot shoes I have tried, these are the best so far. Comfortable and supportive. They don't squish my toes! Yay. One drawback is that they are a little hard to get into as far as getting my heel into them. But the back is flexible enough that I can do it. Also, it is still supportive enough once I get the shoes on. They provide good traction when I am out in the garden. And they also provide enough 'ground feel' for me since I have neuropathy and can't always feel as much as I would like. All in all, a good pair of barefoot shoes.

Love these. They are so comfortable that I bought another pair.

Quality looked ok, but was too small for me. I'd suggest order a size up.

this is shoe is not for any water related activity, it doesn't dry quickly and you have to dry it like any normal shoe by putting it in the sun for long time..not practical if you are in a trip and want a quick dry shoe for beach or surfing. i regret buying it.

Just delivered a few days ago, but so far very comfortable. Have a few words of caution though. I would strongly recommend going up 1/2 a size. Also if you have a high arch these are not perfect, but I've found them good enough (almost impossible to find something perfect)

The size was wrong the first time But they replaced them and fit perfectly - buy one size up