Weweya Barefoot Shoes Men Minimalist Running Cross Training Shoe

I recently purchased the Weweya Barefoot Shoes for Men, specifically for minimalist running and cross-training, and I must say I'm thoroughly pleased with my purchase. These shoes offer fantastic value for their quality, and I couldn't be happier with the results.One of my initial concerns was the limited availability of half sizes, as I typically wear a 9.5. However, I opted for a size 10 due to my wider foot, and I'm pleased to report that the fit is surprisingly comfortable. In fact, these shoes are slightly larger than my usual choice, but it hasn't hindered their comfort or performance in any way.The first thing I noticed about these shoes is their lightweight design, which is essential for a minimalist shoe. They offer the right balance between flexibility and support, allowing for natural movement and agility during various activities. Whether I'm running on a trail or engaging in cross-training exercises, these shoes provide excellent ground feel and responsiveness.Another standout feature is their breathability. My feet stay cool and dry even during intense workouts, thanks to the well-ventilated upper material. Additionally, the outsole provides a good grip on various surfaces, which boosts my confidence during both indoor and outdoor training sessions.Durability is also a strong point for these shoes. Despite their affordable price point, they have held up impressively well over time. The materials used in their construction appear to be of high quality, and I anticipate getting plenty of mileage out of them.Overall, the Weweya Barefoot Shoes for Men have exceeded my expectations. They offer an excellent combination of comfort, versatility, and affordability. The slight sizing adjustment I made to accommodate my wider foot turned out to be a non-issue, as the shoes fit like a glove and perform admirably. If you're in the market for quality barefoot shoes without breaking the bank, I highly recommend giving these a try. They've become my go-to choice for minimalist footwear, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase.

Very surprised at the comfort of these. It took my leg muscles awhile to get used to this minimalist style but after that I love this style of shoe.Fit was exactly as expected and so far they are holding up under a lot of use. These shoes have been worth every penny.

I got these w very low expectations. These are awesome. A bit snug at first. Breathable. I will definitely get more if the hold up well. Surprised they didn't have 10.5 but so far 10 is comfortable. These shoes are way more comfortable than swoosh and other popular shoes running over hundred dollars.

I have two pairs. Great fit good price and great hiking shoe!

I ordered the same size shoe as my tennis shoes. These were a little bit big, but they are not designed to wear socks inside. There is plenty of room to wiggle the toesies. Hopefully they help with my podiatry needs. They are also super comfortable

The shoes are well constructed and flexible, and are comfortable enough, but they are not as wide as I had hoped. I have a few pair of Hobibear casual shoes, and my summer exercise shoes are Saguaro which are fantastic. These are not as wide as either of those brands, but I believe it is because these companies don't increase the width for insulated winter shoes. I had the same problem with Saguaro's winter hiking boots.

Hard to find a reasonably priced zero drop that can withstand the twisting and toe drag that happens during a disc golf throw. I was just going to live with more expensive options if this pair didn't work out.I am nearly 10 rounds in with them. Fit is great, traction solid, no rips in the fabric or toe.All great news. Looks like my new go to option. May have to figure out a waterproof strategy though.

I tried minimalist shoes from Whitin, Saguaro, and Weweya. The soles of all three were similar. The footbed (where the insole lays on top of) of the Whitin and Weweya are made of a rubbery material. This material has not held up well in my Whitin shoes and causing some molding on the bottom of the insoles. The Saguaro footbed appears to be a nylon fabric that I expect to be most durable and breathable.The Saguaro uppers are made of thin nylon(??) material that seems durable so far. This material has little padding and rubs on my bare skin a little. The Saguaro shoes have the lowest profile of the three, making sock choices more relevant. These shoes are also the best-looking of the three.The Weweya's appear to have superior uppers, being thicker with more padding and more durable materials. The Weweya shoes did not get much wear time because the rubber sole wraps over the top of my toes and grips my toes uncomfortably. I guess my toes are too thick for Weweya shoes I have since returned.

Fit well

Cómodos y perfectos para entrenamiento con pesas, además brindan estabilidad y son antideslizantes! Los volvería a comprar sin duda

Not as wide in the toe box as they should be

There’s a lot of padding in the back, sides and sole of these shoes. Made them very hot to wear, be ok in the winter, but not quite what I was looking for

So far so good , very comfortable a 44 is a Canadian size 9, fit very well.