Wide Toe Box Shoe Reviews

The Zora from Wildling is a terrific all-around casual shoe. The anatomical toe box should fit Correct Toes for most people but might be a little snug for others. Like all Wildlings, the sole is completely flat and incredibly flexible. There’s no heel elevation, toe spring, or extra built-in support features like a raised arch or rigid heel counter. The 3.5 mm thickness outsole is considerably minimal, providing the wearer with a free and barefoot-like feel and function.

The densely-woven mid-cut burgundy upper is also very flexible yet retains excellent water-repelling ability.
Purchasing the Zora from Wildling comes with another thoughtful bonus! Wildling Shoes and Rewilding Europe are supporting the regeneration of biodiversity by generously directing a portion of earnings to flow directly into the joint project in Bulgaria’s Rhodope Mountains.

If you love the Primal 2 you will love the Primal Zen These sneakers are built on Lems “Original” last (their widest) and are actually wider than the Primal 2. The wide toe box allows toes to splay, and Correct Toes should fit nicely inside for most people. Like its predecessor, the Primal Zen is zero-drop (no heel elevation) with a slight (yet flexible) rounding of the toe. This shoe is also flexible in all directions and doesn’t feature any extra “motion control” or ‘support” features, which allows the foot to move more naturally.

The Primal Zen has a 2 mm thicker outsole that isll mm thick overall (plus an additional 3 mm removable insole) The thicker sole provides a little more structure and stability to the bottom of the shoe, making it an excellent transition shoe. Anyone thinking about trying out and transitioning to more natural footwear would do well to start with the Primal Zen.

It’s boot season! Check out these stylish and foot-healthy boots from Be Lenka. The Nevada has a wide toe box (wider than most barefoot shoes!) that should fit Correct Toes for a majority of feet. There’s no heel elevation or toe spring, so these boots are completely flat. The outsole is remarkably just 4 mm thin but also has substantial lugs for traction. These boots will allow your feet to feel the trail beneath you so you can appropriately adapt to the varying terrain. The Nubuck leather upper has some inital stiffness to it but quickly breaks in to better form-fit to your foot.

The Nevada can work fine on easy trails but really shines as a casual/fashion boot in urban environments. Made for cold, but not SO cold, temperatures, the Be Lenka Nevada is also mostly water resistant. Overall, another smashing success from Be Lenka These are great boots that are also great foot health.