I am absolutely thrilled with these shoes! So many times I've bought sneakers that claim to have a wide toebox and they're not nearly as wide as they should be or advertised, but these are great! There's plenty of room for the front of my feet and toes to splay out a little bit as I walk and there's no pain from a stiff outer digging in at the sides of my feet. They're lightweight and breathe well, so I don't get the sweaty, smelly feet thing from being stuffed in shoes all day. They have good flex to them so they feel like extensions of my feet and don't restrict my movement. They don't dig into the top of my feet either as some do around the vamp area or that area where the laces start near the toebox. They grip plenty fine from the grippy soles. They're an absolute pleasure to wear about. There's not a ton of support underneath or in the arches, but they're not supposed to be that kind of shoe as they're meant to be like as close to a barefoot walking experience, only with shoes on. If you need arch support or orthotics, you may have to buy and insert those on your own, and that may reduce how much space there is inside for your feet. But for those whose only desire is for lightweight comfortable shoes that give you that minimalist barefoot experience with toe room, these are great and honestly a great value. They don't look like much and in fact come packed fairly flat, but they're a lot better than they look. Definite recommend

Well, the quality of this "shoe" is easily good enough.
It is especially wide at the toe box which might be good if you need it but seems kind of clunky as far as style.
I really should have paid more attention that there is almost zero support as you stand in them.
And you can literally wring them out every which way if they got soaked. Good for wringing out but not so good
for any support.
I think I would pass on these personally. I also was sure that I checked the 8.5 size but it showed a 10 size after I got them and checked back on the order. Maybe the computer just reverted back to the 10, I have seen that before.
That doesn't matter as I don't think I would wear these even around the house.
Maybe someone else might like them for gym workout but I wouldn't want to wear them walking as there is almost no support.

The Dannto barefoot walking shoes have a zero-drop profile. This is an exact mimic of a barefoot position so if you aren't used to being barefoot or wearing this type of shoe it will take your body and feet time to adjust. After wearing these types of shoes for several years now it's easy to understand this type of shoe. The comfort of these shoes is pretty good. The soles are somewhat hard and stiff, and I notice that they do make some noise when walking in them on harder surfaces. They are not as quiet as some of the softer sole shoes but that is not a deal breaker for these shoes, just an observation. The tread grip pattern is actually semi rugged on these so that is a plus on the grip side of the shoe and allows you to have better traction. They seem well constructed and only time will tell on how well they continue to wear. Overall, very happy with these Dannto shoes!

As advertised, these shoes have a 'zero drop' style, which basically means that the heel is not elevated - the sole is flat from heel to toe as opposed to most shoes of this type where the sole is thicker at the heel and then tapers down to the toes. It's an interesting feeling and you wouldn't think that such a small difference in sole angle would matter, but you can feel it for sure - I'm just not sure how it affected my walking or moving.

The shoes themselves are very light weight and are quality-stitched - no blemishes or defects in the pair that I received. The shoes themselves are monotone so they're not going to stand out or look flashy, but that's not the point of these things. The fabric pattern is pleasant enough that even monotone, they have a nice look to them.

Unfortunately for me, I had a fit issue with these shoes, but I hesitate to blame them for it. While size 11s (Euro 44) usually fit my feet fine, these were just a bit long in the toe and so the right shoe was breaking in the wrong place and rubbed the top of my foot raw. Again, not necessarily an issue of the shoe but I don't often have this problem so it could be a problem with the style or particular cut of this model - just be aware and walk around the house in them for a while before cutting off any tags, etc.

As for the wide toe box advertised, I suppose that's true. I do have wide feet and I didn't feel like my toes were being compressed into a small space. I have wide feet and usually get the 'W' variety of shoes so if you also have wide feet these may be just the thing. There are no half sizes though, so I'm not sure if a 10.5 would have fit better on me and removed that breaking issues.

I'd take a chance on these if you want to try the zero-drop style - you can always return them if they don't fit right.

These are pretty good shoes. They are easy to slip on while leaving them tied, which I like. They look good, although they are all the one solid color. The sole is thinner than a normal shoe, which is on purpose, and you can feel the ground more. But it's not too thin. It's kind of like a flip flop sole but with treads.

My main issue is that they don't offer all the half sizes. I would normally be a 9.5 but had to get a 10 which works but is a bit loose.