Crankbrothers Release Stamp Street Fabio Shoe

 As someone who wore cycling shoes for 30 plus years, making them tight as sh!t because I did not want foot moving around when I was shredding, sprinting, etc....this caused neuromas in my feet (foot bones crushing the nerves). Years of mass market sportswear shoes too also did not help.
Fast forward to zero drop/wide shoes in my casual and cycling life (well, as you mention, impossible to find zero drop and wide) and physical therapy on my feet has reduced the pain. I will say, my crankbros mallet BOA shoes I am using on the trail bike are the BEST for my foot currently, but, still waiting for a brand to come out with a 'human foot shaped' shoe as you mention.
These new Stamps look great and awesome to see how quickly CB has ramped up the shoe business.

 YES! Human foot shaped biking shoes would be amazing! This is my biggest reason for holding out getting any biking shoes. Flats or clipless.

 For real. They make shoes shaped like this because it’s the status quo or because that’s all their Chinese factory knows. Either way it needs to end. Maybe Altra will get into the cycling game.

 @stiksandstones: I have had a Morton's Neuroma in each foot for over 5 years now. Did you have surgery? If not, are you just living with them?

 I exclusively wear foot shaped shoes now (vivo and Lems) and recently started wearing Ride Concepts Tallac, they are much more comfortable then my old 5.10's in terms of width. I tried them without the insole and they were even more roomy so I am thinking about going that route full time. Grip and small vibrations seemed to be lessened as well.

I do have a friend that rides in Lems boulder boots and he says they are great, FWIW.

 A human foot shoe, you say? I present to you Vibram FiveFingers.

 off the bike I wear barefoot shoes only, and shimano bike shoes work for me

 The average north american foot is wider than the european and asian. I guess most manufacturers have not been adressing that.

 Amen, brotha! My toes don't point inwards and neither do anyone else/s... unless destroyed by pointy toed shoes.

 Amen. I wear "barefoot" shoes for everything but biking. When someone releases a cycling shoe that is made for human feet, not elf feet or Genie from Disney's Aladdin feet, I will buy them.

But in the meantime, I wear Specialized 2F0s because they have a fairly straight last. Most shoes have a slightly C-shaped last in addition to a pointed toe box, which together conspire to fold my fifth toe under my fourth. The 2F0s are snug, but at least they don't feel like they were designed with the sole (ahem) purpose of causing me pain.

 @DBone95: Yo, yes, I have mortons neuroma. I did not get surgery, i've been wary of it after hearing more cons than pros. I did get cortisone shot on left foot (this was before the right foot developed pain) and I think it helped a bit.
I think most of my improvements have come from tossing ALL my shoes and reinvesting in Altra for casual, when i've needed dress shoes/boots I got EEE Allen Edmonds. I bought all wide cycling shoes (which aren't very wide) and I recently got some Lake shoes (mx23 for my gravel bike and XC and only have 2 rides in them thus far but I am very impressed.
In addition to the shoe investment, I did 6 months of physical therapy building muscles in my feet, legs, core and (try) to do those exercises daily. I also use toe spreaders whenever I can and iniji five finger socks (my daughter cringes at the horror of seeing those things on me).
It has been a lot of work, I am not pain free (don't think ill ever be) but I am at least able to ride my bike again, travel, work, etc.....when the neuroma came on during the pandemic (I was riding to work, 60 miles round trip, and suddenly got foot pain that was brutal) I thought cycling was over, but the above changes have got me back going again, I have discomfort, but not 'pain'. I can ride an hour before my feet hurt, but if I get off the bike and massage foot, it gives me another 30 mins and so on. Best of luck!!!!! DM me if you have any other questions-not that I am a neuroma guru, but, always nice to share pain stories? haha. Cheers-Stikman

 This 100%. I’m fed up with trying to cram my feet into traditional pointy shoes for biking when for day to day life and running I can buy shoes that are actually foot shaped.

 @ms-dos: they might look weird AF, but they are actually very good for your feet. I haven’t brought myself to actually wear them yet although I tend to wear other foot shaped brands

 @PoorInRichfield: sorry my fat thumbs accidentally downvoted you.

 Was just about to comment the same. Taken more than a few design touches!

 If you see Fabio’s casual look he only wears nyjahs. I don’t mind at all. Nyjahs are fantastic design concepts and perform exceedingly well and comfortably.

 I’ve had 5 pairs of nyjahs and currently own his 5.10 white sleuths for riding shoes. Dream come true

 @sr-34, I thought the exact same thing when I saw the thumbnail.

 mine have been relegated to dog walking/everyday shoes. their pedal grip is horrendous. but they are extremely comfortable haha.

 Stamp are my driving to the trails shoes. Like others have said, exceptionally comfortable (love the Boa), but a pretty poor grip and lethal in the wet. Seriously considering Mallets and going clipless again, but for the moment, Back to Five Tens and laces.