Khaki Coyote 👟 Vibram Cross Training Shoes Review

I am a woman with wide feet and medium toes who wears size 8 women's shoes and mostly size 39 Vibrams. I've researched and researched and read a bunch of women's reviews of this show where women had to go taller despite being a man's shoe (and therefore supposedly taller). I ordered men's size 40 (40! when I'm usually 39!) and they fit PERFECTLY. Don't be afraid to size up, no matter how counterintuitive it might seem for a men's size to be larger than your usual women's size. I thought I…

When I first got them they were my favorites out of all the ones I had. Then they fell apart in less than a month. I read reviews where buyers said they were good shoes. NO! One night I was pulled over and had to take a field sobriety test. The road was a bit wet, very narrow, and I almost got arrested because I couldn't get traction on it. If they're $10-15 I might feel better, but at $90 they fell apart in less than a month. I will never buy a pair again.

I was skeptical at first because buying shoes on ebay is a hassle at best! But I found a positive post about this shoe and it made sense but cheaper shoes and seeing how it fits and feels good I'm hooked! I love them and their size chart is trustworthy. I liked them so much I bought another pair just to make sure I have them if I need to replace them. You don't always find the same shoes and I hate that! So try a pair, I'm a size 8, the same is a size 40 and I have enough room for my socks…

The minimalist Vibram is original. I used to scoff at them, but now I see the science behind many shoes that encourage minimalist structure. In a way, you're paying for the name on these shoes. If you hate flip flops, you really will hate them. I couldn't get used to the fabric between all my toes - same goes for socks in this style. If you don't mind the feel, this is a decent shoe.

I tried these running shoes years ago. They may look weird, but they greatly improved my ability to run. Before buying, running was a painful exercise. After using them for about a year, I was able to run 5K, 10K, and a half marathon. When they finally wore out, I tried similar but cheaper options. They weren't even close. The fit was compromised or the insoles shifted while running and my ability to run decreased drastically. These shoes aren't cheap, but if you like walking, they are. That's…

I am buying Vibram for the first time. I usually wear a size 9 or 9.5 so I bought a size 9-9.5. It took some training to fit into my shoes and it's still not easy, but I agree. What worries me is that my thumb is too tight I think. As if he were pressing the face of the Vibram. All other fingers are fine. I could return this and get a size up but I wore it outside for about 5 minutes so I'm worried if I can return it now. Just be aware that if you have a big toe, you may need to buy half a size

I have a wide foot, but it seems to me that the legs do not stick out. This is still only the second day we've been testing them. The quality is impressive. I know it will take a while to get used to, just wish they had a wider foot option. Overall I love them but if they had an option for a wider foot instead of just "going up a size" that would be 5 stars all day! I had a fila skeleton a long time ago and prefer the fifth toe slot. As far as I can tell, it's really worth the money!

The black strips of material that run through the arch/toe are hard vinyl. This negates the comfortable stretch/breathable material that makes up the rest of the shoe. Really uncomfortable, digs into the top and sides of the foot when standing straight up. I didn't even want to try them at the gym or on the street.

I've been buying these shoes for five or six years now. The quality has dropped significantly in the last two years. The sole is exfoliated after two months. The fabric wears out faster. Not worth the price.

Size 43 dangling from the heel. Exchanged for 42. Felt like a glove at first, but prolonged wear is annoying. I think the problem is with the upper which seems to have little stretch. Perhaps the lacquered rubber bands that wrap around the forefoot add to the sense of restraint. In comparison, the KSO material is softer and more flexible, like a blend of cotton and spandex. The ELx material feels rougher and less stretchy. Initially attracted by the thin soles (compared to most VFF offerings)…

If you like walking barefoot, you have these shoes! They offer a real barefoot experience by protecting your soles from stones, glass and other harmful elements. This is the most minimalist shoe I've found so far. I've been using Vibram as my trusted sandal maker for over 10 years. I just love her!

I ordered this a few months ago. It's already torn and I haven't used it every day. Maximum twice a week. It was very comfortable and I really liked them. They just didn't survive very long.

This is my third pair of Vibrams and by far my favorite. Nothing beats the natural flow of walking barefoot, but it really comes close. If you haven't tried a pair yet, this should be your number one choice. PS if you are like me and have wide feet they might feel tight at first but after walking around in them for a few hours they will loosen up.

I've had the x training shoes for 3 days and I'm already very excited. They are comfortable and very light. You don't look that bad. Ideal for walking or indoor training. They seem too light and soft for the street. The only problem is the size. They seem a little tight for my normal size. You may want to buy one size larger if your normal fit suits you.

I like to wear them at home as they fit like a glove and feel like barefoot, but after only 2 weeks of use the sole is already coming off on one side. Let's see if it lasts.

Overall solid product. It takes a little work to get them on your feet initially, but they fit great when fully seated. It takes a little getting used to wearing at first but I'm glad I bought them.

This is my third pair and I use them for everything that happens outside. Hiking, trail running, gardening etc. They are quick to put on and take off and very comfortable. My favorite is the Five Finger series and I've been wearing different versions since 2010.

I don't like walking around the house in shoes, I don't like wearing socks and I don't like going barefoot. This is a great solution for any terrain. I don't have to take them on and off, and I don't have to fiddle with shoelaces. Love them, maybe take another color

I use them almost every day for running. I've ridden it for over a thousand miles and only now am I realizing the soles are worn out. Best value for money and overall comfort of any shoe I've ever used.

They have all the charms of a shoe like the Five Fingers V-Alpha without the laces, straps and tongues to worry about. So you can get on and off quickly. Think of it like the "sandal" version of the V-Alpha. Ideal for barefoot use.