I have a C foot and an A heel and none of those listed will work for me.

How very unfortunate for the health and well being of my feet.

I have the Birchbury Brenston’s and nobody knows they’re (almost) barefoot. There is a faux heel. The outsole is still flat and ahead of the heel area, there’s a notch-out on the sides of the sole that creates the illusion of the heel being a separate piece when it really isn’t.
The way the leather is panelled on the forefoot, it helps to hide the toebox shape a little.

I’ve had these for probably 3½-4 years now. They really hold up well and still look great. I bought them before there were more true barefoot options. If I was making my first purchase today, I might consider Peerko leather or Tadeevo first to be actually barefoot….but I definitely don’t regret the purchase. If I was richer, I’d grab a pair of Tomás Sullivent’s right now. Those shoes have style.

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A very simple solution—Reviewers suggest removing the insert that comes w the shoes and purchasing thinner/barefoot shoe inserts. Your local shoe repair shop can order for you if, for some reason, you’re having difficulty ordering online. I found many offerings on Amazon.

Justin hasn’t worn his out in rain, but I feel like they would fare well with either a waterproofing spray or a wax/balm. Because they are smooth leather, they won’t take damage as easily as suede or nubuck.

Groundies in Barefoot+ and Sullivent would be the widest. Those two have an extra wide fit.

So which ones are the widest? I have the Vivo’s but they are hurting my feet with the thermal inlay sole inserted.

Hi Bob, those are Be Lenka dress shoes. Cityscape is the model name.

Hi Izzy, you’ll want to check out this list of shoes with smooth soles for dancing!