VIVOBAREFOOTPrimus Lite III Mens Barefoot Trainers | Build Strength, Balance & Mobility | Lightweight for Training & Running | Wide Fit Grounding Shoes | Vegan |

Where shall I start, these shoes have changed my feet for the better!I'm roughly one year in my barefoot journey, from mostly slippers and as soon as the weather permitted, to fully barefoot in nature, and then these shoes.I takes a bit of time to get used to things, the different stance, the somewhat odd fit at first, and the way you walk a bit different in it. And you need to train your muscles too.Now, I love them, use them for everything, even did a 50KM walk in them!Not going to lie, that was a bit much to ask from my feet, as the path was often not very even, but the shoes handled it without any issues. Would I do it tomorrow, I would have no doubt and use them again.(And since I walked in them for 6 months plus, my feet are up to the job as well.)On a note to this, after a year, my feet have changed shape, my toes are straighter, and less crooked!but... also a lot wider. So, half my shoes are now very uncomfortable to wear.This is not a bad thing mind you, but I did think it is important to note this if you go the full barefoot journey.For me Office shoes where the biggest issue (tapered nose).. but some new wide barefoot shoes helped me out.I hope they will make a cycling shoe one day, as that is currently my biggest challenge. sure in the gym I just use these and rely on the strength of my feet, but on the road bike and mountain bike I need something with a stronger sole.If you made it this far.. don't let the small negatives defy you, get on the journey and heal your feet.Hope this helped you!

Amazing, although probably need to size down half a size.

I’m not exaggerating, these feel like wearing secure flip flops. The moment I put them on, I was like wow.I have flat feet which means I over pronate when walking.These are the best type of shoes for that and incredibly, they are super comfortable.Be careful with clothes though because you may have to shorten the lengths, because the soles are so short.Worthwhile if you value comfort over style.

nice but as breathable due to being plastic based, should be good for wet weather though so as to dry faster?

I was very excited to get my first barefoot shoes I did my research and vivo seems to be the main company out there. I checked different prices and they were the expensive ones. I wanted something good, that would lasts longer, so I got this ones. But, just a few months in. My toe broke the upper part very easily. I don’t think I would buy this model again and I’m second guessing vivo as a brand

A good looking casual trainer very comfortable but only worn them around the house I have wide feet and the shop styles were not suitable for my feet I’ve yet to do a walk in them but feeling satisfied they will be easy to wear

These shoes are fun to run and walk in as they are so lightweight. Also good for the gym, feels more stable when lifting than running shoes with spongy padding.I have wide feet and other shoes rub my toes but not these!Just be careful, they will be uncomfortable on long runs if your feet and calves aren't used to this type of shoe.Go to the Vivo website for the full sizing guide.

Vivo.. where do I start. The high price has nothing to do with quality and everything to do with the fact that they aren't mass manufactured.If you have narrow or slim feet and looking for a wide toe box shoe, they'll suit, but I still wouldn't advise them. If you have large and wide feet, definitely avoid.If you're looking for a trainer style shoe with wide toe box, bite the bullet and get the Inov8 F Lite Max, or the Strike Mvmt Haze (and order a size up).If you're looking for entry level barefoot zero drop shoes, trust me, after trying over 30 pairs (not an exaggeration) the Drecage shoes are so much more comfortable and literally a ¼ of the price.