VIVOBAREFOOTMagna FG, Mens Leather And Wool Hiking Trainers With Barefoot Sole

Absolutely love these! They look so cool and so comfortable as well.My feet feel so free with these. I can spread my toes naturally and gives me really good grip that way. Once you try Vivobare Foot, you will find normal shoes so restricted and narrow.Materials feel premium and all the seems are nicely sealed.They are true to size.

I am a total Barefoot convert. purchased these amazing shoes after persistent and worsening knee and lower back pain after years of steel toe boots and trainers that are padded, cushioned, arched ..... my podiatrist gave me support inserts to help with nerve damage in my ankles. didnt work very well, slow recovery over 4 months, still limping with shoes on. Then a few weeks ago (and a bit of reasearch later) i took the plunge with these. I am am soooo happy!! they are crazy comfortable, very well made, waterproof and warm. have been walking in the rain a few times now with no problems. as with all barefoot shoes, take it slow!! you have to learn how to walk barefoot (shorter steps, foot placement) with no cushioning in the sole you need to build the natural strength of your feet and ankles first. I am still learning to walk but loving every step. My knee pain is all but gone and my back is easing more and more each day. please do your research, but for me .. I highly recommend! wish I found them months ago

Stitching coming undone after only a few wears. But no option to contact them through amazon and their main site doesn't want to know. We don't really want to return them as my husband loves them, we just want some advise really or a replacement!

I send them back because it felt painful wearing them knowing they might not even last a year or two. I went with some Salomon shoes in the end much happier with them!

I've got quite a few pairs of vivobarefoot shoes and boots but I think these are my new favourites. They are suitable for walking outdoors in the rain but also so comfy I can wear them all day quite happily. First time I wore them there were a couple of rub points but they are so soft that they mould to your feet really quickly and the next time I wore them they felt just like slippers.

It's interesting having no heel. You have to learn to angle your foot down so you don't hurt your heels when walking on hard level surfaces which is what you do when you walk barefoot. It's natural, so add one star.The sole is too thin/supple for hiking over sharp rocks. Really painful after a couple of hours. Maybe this is the way forward, tho? Get you're feet hard?There's a condom-like ankle cover that you have to penetrate with your foot when putting the boot on. This is impressive at first because it suggests the boot is water proof to ankle-depth, but it isn't. Instead, and as usual in cheap boots, the bottom of the tongue lets in water in long wet grass after a couple of miles. That has to be a manufacturing fault.But, but, they make good-looking city-wear and are well-worth sixty quid.

The shoe laces did not fit with this type of shoe. Did not like the stretchy sock like top.

These are my first hiking shoes of this type and I am pleasantly surprised how comfortable they are. I have been wearing them all the time to get used to them.

Awesome shoe,awesome serviceThank thanks Legend footwear.

Preface by saying that I love vivobarefoot and have 3 other pairs. But for this specific pair (which costs over $200), I cannot recommend. I’ve owned it for only 5 months and maybe walked a total of 75 miles and it’s already ripping in the front as you can see in the picture.This shoe simply is not durable and does not serve its function as a hiking shoe well. Absolutely cannot recommend it as it’s unfathomable for a $200 pair of shoes to last not even 5 months.

I'll never buy another sneaker again. These are so comfortable.