Unisex Wide Toe Minimalist Trail Running Barefoot Shoes Outdoor Sports

These are the first minimalist shoes I've ever purchased and I'm very pleased with them. Having suffered for several months with plantar fasciitis I've been doing foot strengthening exercises and a transition into less supportive shoes made sense. They are really comfortable with wide toe box, minimal heel lift and flexible soles. Wore them for the gym today and their flexibility made such a difference. I've ordered a second pair!

Received those shoes earlier than advised. I tried them today on my 6k run. It is dry soil, mix of forest trail, gravel and tarmac. I have to say that they did the job quite nicely. After 2k of getting used to it I forgot about them. The fit is great. Depending on the shoes I can wear anything between 8 and 9.5... I chose 8 and they are great fit . They are stretchy so great. I am happy with this purchase overall. I would hesitate to go on a 25k muddy trail run with them though. But for my weekly 5/6k run it will be perfect.

On comfort and value these get 5 stars. For around £30 they’re well made and probably the most comfortable trainers I’ve ever owned. They also look a lot less odd than I expected - not that being fashionable was really influencing my decision to buy but given that most trainers and shoes in general just aren’t very foot-shaped I thought these might look more like flippers! But they actually look pretty normal and I’ve been wearing them all the time for driving and trips into town not just for exercise. Literally the only reason for deducting a star is they have little to no water resistance above the soles and running over grass after rain or early morning dew my feet get soaked. I guess being a knitted style material this can’t be helped but it makes them less practical for all weathers.

The only negative reviews I’ve seen on these shoes are to do with longevity. Which I feel is unfair. Unfortunately that is a trade off for wearing barefoot shoes, thinner soles don’t last as long. One reviewer complained about a hole in the sole at the heel which suggests to me he is still heel striking as he walks, which is not what barefoot shoes are about. I’ve really enjoyed these shoes and for the price cannot be beaten. I do have one small complaint which is, moisture being trapped between the shoe and the insole, I used a punch to ventilate the insole but a more breathable insoles supplied with the shoes would be great.

I love these shoes, they fit well and finally a company makes wide enough shoes as well large size (48) . I've been wearing them as everyday shoes and they are so comfortable and stylish. I bought a pair of the olive green ones as well. They had some quality control issues, only esthetic (patters shifted around)

UK size 8 is an eu 41 for them...had to send it back then I got a size 9 which is 42 and it was perfect.I wore them over 6 weeks now, was walking a bit on all terrain, there is already a whole in one of the heel.Cheap and rubbish...

These are good minimalist/barefoot shoes,and at a fraction of the price of most minimalist footwear.The insoles are not that good,and I removed them.Plenty of room for toes,and great ground feel,the sole is flexible and has good grip.Yes they are cheaply made,but that is reflected in the price,they are as comfortable as more expensive barefoot shoes like Lems,and Vivobarefoot,which I also own.Never had elasticated laces before,but they work well,and you could easily swap them for normal laces if you didnt like them.

Amazing for the money. Been using Merrell gloves for a long time but at £100 a pop I needed to find something cheaper. Quality of the shoe is surprising good. Once you throw away the spongy insole insert they feel great. The only downside is that they are slightly less breathable - the upper is quite this synthetic material.At this price - Five Stars from me!