OranginerMen's Barefoot Shoes - Big Toe Box - Minimalist Cross Training Shoes for Men

100% would recommend.@Time using these -- Over a year (I've purchased this same shoe in several styles at this point.)@Summary -- I've purchased many of these natural/barefoot style shoes lately. These are some of the best fitting, most comfortable shoes. For the price, the quality is excellent. Well worth it in my opinion.PROS: Great feel, great fit, great build quality for the price.CONS: A shame that they're not available in more styles.NOTE: Careful when purchasing. The same seller has ones that are your traditional lace-up as opposed to the elastic no-tie laces. This recommendation is for the "no-tie laces" version as those are the ones I prefer and WOULD recommend. (I would not recommend the traditional "string laces" version as the "string laces" version does not have the same fit and feel to them in my opinion.

These are great workout shoes. I use them when I do a gym workout. The shoes really give my feet room and feel very flexible and comfortable. I don't wear socks with them. The have a unique lacing system that permits easy on/off ability. Good shoes I will buy them again.

We got the two of us each a pair, both needed half size larger. I fit 10 1/2, got 11 and they are fine. Partner uses 9 1/2, but too tight on the right foot, so we will try 10.Pros: The wider front, flat, not curved, so so comfortable and interesting toe shaped design. Hoping my bunion squished toes spread out.Look carefully at the products photos as you order as there are two types of shoe: one I got has elastic ties with a cinch and Velcro hold-down. I like that. Fit like a gloveThe other type has shoe laces, not as nice styling, boring. The build and materials seem top quality. Good styling. I will only use them at my gym, no uneven surfaces and that matters with this less padded shoe.Cons: There is intentionally less padding. People are saying too much padding is weakening the feet. But less padding may take some getting used to. The heel is lower than with conventional sport shoes. One could always add inserts.I would buy these again.

I've tried on a handful of styles of this type of shoe for the purpose of lifting weights in a flat, nearly barefoot — and most especially cool — shoe, and these are a cut above all the rest I've tried, which were all promptly returned.These have a very light and flexible rubber outsole with a very elastic and breathable mesh upper. Because of this there are no weird pressure points anywhere, as is the case with every other ill-fitting analog I've ever tried on. These are just fantastic — comfort, fit, breathability, all A+ as far as I'm concerned.I can't vouch for their durability for the purposes of running because I don't run; I simply dislike the feeling of heavy sneakers when lifting. I would just work out in crew socks if I were allowed to do so in a public gym. If I were to guess, these might last a couple months tops in a rigorous running regime. Then again, a pair of Merrells for $75 or so may get you scarcely more use than this.For my money these might be worth a shot for a runner. I do see a bit lacking in the fusion of the toe cap with the mesh upper, which shouldn't be a problem since, as mentioned, there is a good fit here with a ton of flexibility to eliminate the tension points around the outsole's border which wears out shoes. Almost all sneakers and trainers have historically been ill-shaped to levels of idiocy that are incomprehensible to me, especially Nikes, so the emergence of minimalist and zero-drop shoes in recent years is a good thing.Such a style of shoe isn't meant 'last' I suppose but serve a purpose. It's just important that you get the right size. I for example intended to wear these in black with normal black crew-length socks with a bit of thickness, so I went with 12.5 which is my upper size. This is an outstanding fit and feel as compared with the Converse I'd been wearing for lifting — Converse have really gone to **** over time, and yet they remain $60 or so. But ANYWAY, were I to buy another pair this summer to be worn with the invisible nylon socks I'd probably go down a half size to 12 to prevent heel slippage (I have a slightly shorter right foot). The inclusion of half-sizes is another sign of an excellent shoe product. An additional bonus is the fact these are very easy to slip on and off. I find zero negatives here. As a foot-sweater and a general disliker of weight on the feet, and a wide-foot-haver, these shoes were a great find.

This is my 2nd pair, I purchased two pairs of these because I was very happy with my original purchase, however, both pairs are breaking at the exact same place you see on the picture. My other pair I purchased in November of last year, so they did not even last 9 months, the pair you see in the picture I purchased in March(so not even 4 months) and as you can see it is already breaking. I gave 3 stars because despite them being cheaply made, the price is reasonable, the item got me a lot of attention and they are very comfortable. However, they are not durable at all, and they are marketed as training shoes, which I wasn't really doing much of to be honest, I used them a modest amount, nothing crazy, so I am very disappointed. I hope this review helps yall out. Personally, I am going to spend the extra money and buy some vivobare. I already tried Xero shoes, and Xero are not bad but they are super ugly.

Ok, for starters, I ran around barefoot a LOT as a child and young adult, so my feet never really conformed to shoes proper. Also my measurements in terms of width and instep height, are more akin to the global averages for an Asian male for whatever reason. I am an America Woman, I bought size 6.5. These are the best fitting shoes I have ever owned in my life, and considerably more affordable to than anything that has been suggested to me to date.I did do a sort of break "in", where I walked around the house with them untied, which shoved my toes into the box a bit. That area was a bit stiff upon arrival, but now is very comfortable when laced up properly - this might have helped, or might just be a mental relief thing. (Might be worth a try if you're experiencing the same thing.)I've now ordered 3 pairs.

I had a pair of Five-Finger Vibram shoes for many years and really liked them. When they finally wore out and smelled a bit more than I was willing to put up with, I started looking for a replacement. I started out looking at Five-Finger options, but the pair I had were no longer available, I didn't like the replacement options, and the price had gone way up. So I purchased a pair of Oranginer Men's Barefoot Shoes to give them a try. The first pair I purchased were great -- very comfortable -- although not big enough to wear with socks. I bought this second pair in blue, a half-size bigger, to wear in the winter with socks. They are my go-to shoes when I go out for a walk, which is almost every day.

De inicio se percibe buen material, Medida ligeramente justa, a pesar de que mi pie mide 26.5 cm y pedí 27.5 cm, espero con el uso no cause alguna molestia futura. La selección no deja claro si estás pidiendo medida de hombre o de mujer, lo aclaré preguntando directamente al vendedor, de no ser así habría seleccionado realmente una talla equivocada.

I walk a lot and have very delicate skin. That leads to pressure sore regularly. In these shoes, and that is again very subjective, I have no pressure sore. 20K steps and feet are all good. Same with my lower back pain, which I used to have after long walks. I have 2 pairs, using 1 pair for jogging and just love them. The quality is not exceptional but as well not completely lower-end. Sizewise, you definitely need to order 1 size smaller pair. I have 9.5UK and Size 8 fits perfectly.

Die Schuhe die ich bekommen habe sehen farblich nicht aus wie auf dem Bild außerdem sind die klebenähte mangelhaft sodass sie schon aufreißen

A very good barefoot shoe