Oranginer Men's Barefoot Shoes Big Toe Box Minimalist Running Shoes for Tennis Run Walk Athletic Gray/Red Size 10

When I got these I wanted to like them. The sole is thick and they have more padding than I expected. They seem much better built than what I would expect for the price HOWEVER after trying them on, they make me over-pronate more than any shoe I have ever tried. Over-pronating wasn’t even on my radar but these make my foot roll inward heavily. Aside from that, I’m not wild about the look of the toe, but really this review is about how they feel when walking. I have never done more than try them on and, unfortunately, I will never wear them. It was a waste of money for me.

I ordered several pairs of barefoot shoes to work out in. these are definitely the most comfortable. the trouble is that within 10 workouts the interior liner has started to rip out by the big toe.

The shoes were crafted a lot better than I expected. Wore them for the first time going to Mx track. Of course I was on land that has everything that would be Impossible to walk around barefooted on. Had full protection even walking down country roads with gravel and stones. The price was easy to swallow with a full on mystery buy, also the first day felt pretty D good. I’m a size 10 to 10.5 and 10 is the best fit. You want it snug , they stretch to make the fit comfortable.

I NEVER bought shoes online. I worried that they wouldn't fit. I broke that edict with these and I'm so glad that I did. I made a career on my feet and I'm paying the price. I'm always in pain. From the moment I put these on I was happy. They fit perfectly, and the support they give me is something I hadn't experienced before. I HIGHLY recommend these unique looking shoes.

Weighs 25 oz compared to 11 oz for the Merrill barefoot that this shoe imitates. This is an ok shoe, just a little heavy. Good for an everyday shoe and some hiking -- good tread. Similar fit to Merrill, stiffer sole. Half the price. Size 10, grey and orange, lace up.