Topo Athletic Mens Atmos

I think after much research on my overall health and foot care and after trying so many different name brand shoes like New balance and brooks, I finally think I may have found a winner here! Love the wide toe box fit and overall stability and comfort that is a more firm but not too firm but not too soft either. It is not crazy cushion but enough. You do not sink into these as much as some of the other brands max cushion. Some of the cushion you sink into can cause some people too much pressure and their feet hurt like mine, I needed something a lil firmer but still soft I think it's a good mix! There is a nice orthopedic insole in this shoe that I like that comfortable but I am also trying a another insole from power step to add extra support after time I should be able to improve my posture with this shoe and that insole and help my overall foot health too.. I have a low arch so looking for some support and to help with pressure pain from working in a warehouse for ten hours a day. I feel like if you get something to soft your foot will become weaker. I am trying to strengthen my foot but also improve my back, leg and knee health with these shoes! I will be able to start exercising regularly to help strengthen my legs again once my overall posture improves from using the shoes and insoles. I will most likely use these for roughly two weeks before I begin to add exercise! Also I recommend a Marino wool sock, darn tough has great socks that can also add extra comfort to this already comfortable shoe but also help with breathability, the shoe offers a soft mesh breathable upper that helps with sweating but also adding the Marino wool socks will benefit you as well! The wide toe box is my favorite, I plan to keep using toe spreaders to help align my toes, these shoes will improve my lifestyle!!! I wish they came in more colors! If topo makes a Atmos 2 than my only suggestion is making the upper even more breathable! I am also going to look into the topo arura as another option.. but most likely will be getting a second pair of the Atmos so I can rotate shoes from day to day! I tried other wide shoes and they were too wide for my foot, I mainly always wanted more toe space and now I finally have it with topo!!!

Just ran in them for the first time - have wide feet and have been running in Hoka Bondi 8's for a couple of years and these are a good alternative - wide big toe box (I need the Hoka 4E) is comfortable and the run is cushioned. Oh, and cost 60% of the Hokas!

I bartend and these are great! The grip on wet tile is a lot better than expected. Comfort wise they're perfect. They're not waterproof so wet socks are a possibility of you wear them to bartend. I've gotten them wet a few times but never bad enough my socks where soaked so I'm happy about that. The wide toe box was my selling point and I'm a fan of Topo now. Plan on buying more colors for outside of work

I am 450lbs, and wear a size 11.5 wide, these shoes are comfy for the most part. When standing the heel sinks more than the rest so you have to stand kinda awkward- once you get the hang of it it’s not bad. When walking you notice the same sinking feeling, but once you get used to it and adjust your gate it’s not bad. Overall, it took me about 10 minutes to adjust to these shoes, and so far it’s been worth it. They are a little pricey for me, but I needed better shoes. Top is very breathable, they anre lightweight and the traction on wet surfaces is good. They are tall, and squishy, so there is a small learning curve. The color is true to advertised, the style isn’t bad, it not obvious how tall or squishy they are to others. Seem like the quality is good after having them for a month, can’t speak to durability yet though. I’d buy again.

I have a plethora of painful feet issues, collapsed arches, my right foot has a hammertoe and the other toes always get severely sore on the tip edges even in well fitting shoes. My left foot over pronates with too much standing. I've cycled through several makes of Hoka's and Brooks, and several makes from Orthofeet. I randomly came across Topos online and took a chance on them. I LOVE THEM!! They are the first shoe I've found that I don't even have to wear orthotic inserts or toe seperators or wrap my toes in bandaids! The shoes are amazingly comfortable, light weight, with arch support built in, so wide, that my feet finally feel like they're on vacation! I love the way they are shaped also, they are deep enough, stable enough, plush and wide enough and each step feels like an assisted launch of momentum to the next. I am happy to have found these shoes and hope there will be more design options to come, they are my new and hopefully lasting favorites!!

Full cushion, comfortable wide toe box, secure mid foot. Overall a great pair for walking or running and treats my overused feet very well. Good deal overall.

At first the shoe provided ideal cushioning while running, but the lack of arch support and already breaking down weak sole material began to induce overpronation, (a leaning inward of the inside ankle), with stride, which I have never had before, after only around 2 months. This became gradually noticeable, with discomfort and pain eventually becoming the reason for discovery of this problem. As a control, I stopped using the shoes for about two weeks and both the pain and discomfort has ceased; the alternate footwear having only fair arch support, but more than these do, noticeably WITHOUT the overpronation with stride plant. I would not recommend these for running. I typically jog 6mi two to three times a week, and had only worn them for those jogs since purchase.

I bought these hoping they’d fit my extra-wide feet. For reference, I wear Brooks 8 in 4E width. This shoe was marketed as having a wide toe box and I tried their WIDE size. I would have assumed that the wide + wide would be similar to the fit of my brooks but it still wasn't wide enough. It probably fits true to a regular shoe that's a wide size. In my opinion, that doesn't really separate the shoe from a normal (not marketed as wide) toe box. I still felt a bit of tightness around my 1s metatarsal. There are some positives though. The fabric and cushioning feel quality and I really wanted to like them, but they just didn't fit the width of my foot. For reference, some other shoes that are advertised as wide toe box that I've tried are a bit wider.