Joomra Barefoot Minimalist Athletic Breathable Men's Shoes Review

I just walked 5km in these shoes (no socks) through the woods. Great! Good grip in dry mud. I wouldn't recommend using this on a rainy day but OMG. Calling all my minimalist runners, this is for you! I've been running to zero for years! I've tried every minimalist running shoe out there, but none of them gave me the full range of motion I need to run. That's it! Can't say I would use this for paved roads, but I would use this for woods or dirt any day of the year!

I originally bought gray because that was the only option for fast shipping, other color options would have taken over a month back then. Not a big fan of the color options but they are very comfortable, I really like them so I bought a second pair, all black. I wear gray almost everywhere, black – when I look fresh. I bought size 11-12 and I highly recommend it.

I don't know what I expected. It's literally a sock soaked in rubber. The bottom part where the rubber is feels weird and doesn't breathe. My feet seemed to be stuck in a wet rubber swamp. The rubber is comfortable to walk on but they really need to breathe somehow and I can wear normal socks. In short, just bring socks and flip flops.

It's very good, I run on concrete and they protect the bottom of my legs and feel good, but understand this is for people with strong legs, calves and feet because if you don't train your legs you can Wrecking legs and squatting legs like that, apart from also getting a little calf workout so you can use your whole leg

I bought them after seeing their ad at a gaming conference I was attending. They really help with the arcade games I play a lot. I have recommended her to my friends

Amazingly beautiful design for hiking, running, walking. Excellent work! I've been a long-distance runner for 45 years and I've witnessed the evolution of sneaker design: my first Adidas running shoes were made of leather. Then, like dinosaurs, there was a time when shoes got thicker, heavier, and bigger. In 2010 I made the final switch to forefoot running with a corresponding lightweight show. I've tried the 5 toe version but unless made to order it's bound to cause blisters. I tried a…

I bought these to keep sand fleas off my feet while camping and to keep the feeling of being barefoot. Even though the size is right, I still feel like I'm in clown shoes. I still love them for their convenience and versatility. I've worn them kayaking and every outdoor adventure. They've held up well from oyster beds to hikes in the woods. My only downside: unless you can joke about it a lot, think about the brown color of baby poop before you buy it. 😏😁

Great for hiking - just be careful not to get the top wet or it will get wet to the feet. The lower rubber part of the "boot tip" withstood the water perfectly.

They look and feel great, but they don't offer as much support when stationary. Also, the top half felt like a sock, I thought it would be more breathable. However, after wearing them only 3-5 times, an unpleasant smell begins to accumulate and you need to clean them frequently.

I knew it was the perfect shoe, but it's not. Knuckles are tight and tight. The smaller 2 fingers are clogged. I can't recommend them for fitness. The outsole is for indoor use only...outdoors are rocks etc. very uncomfortable (unless you are a light footed person). I had to adjust my gait to tolerate outdoor use. Due to the tightness in the toes and soles of the feet I therefore cannot wear them and will not recommend them to my patients.

They don't have the wide toe box (which mimics the natural shape of the foot) that sandals are known for. These shoes curve inward like a typical shoe, which doesn't give your toes the room they need to spread apart like other "true" barefoot shoes, so they should by no means be called sandals! This is of course a deception. If you are looking for wide toe sandals I would recommend avoiding them like the plague, saving your money and looking elsewhere for what you need.

Joomra is by far one of the best accessories I've bought for a gym. While they don't have support, I don't think they're meant to. This is the only reason I gave customer support a 3 star rating. The traction on the soles is ridiculously amazing, I've never had a problem slipping off the bottom of a squat rack, doing snatches, cleans, etc. The comfort is good too, in my opinion it helps build the foot's natural muscles. The only negative I would say is that the part of the shoe (toe?) looks…

I bought these shoe socks to shut up Willie who was getting me hard at the gym for doing barefoot weightlifting outdoors. "What if a weight falls on your foot?" To be honest, I have no idea what difference it makes if a weight of 45 pounds or more falls on a bare foot or a foot in a $180 -Weightlifting shoe that has 0.1 inch more thickness. breathable mesh material. With these shoe socks, I'm so close that I can walk barefoot without actually being barefoot and without having to put up with…

I started wearing them for deadlifts (regular), squats/leg presses, and Steadmasters. I've had them for about two weeks now and wear them to shops instead of running shoes and so far they've held up very well with no rips, scratches or protruding threads. But honestly my favorite part is that they are my size. Depending on the brand wearing 13/14M (46/47 for European friends here) I can't wear Converse or Vans because the shoes are too narrow or too long if they are the right width. And because

To extend the time between washes I wear them over regular socks, the rubber is breathable but that's to be expected. They're pretty comfortable even though I've used them in the snow.

I love walking barefoot. Especially at home. We all have hardwood floors which makes this a pain. I also suffer from plantar fasciitis from playing basketball. These socks have been great in helping me heal my plantar fasciitis and I will be buying more pairs soon.

I love these shoes and how easy they are to put on and walk and how comfortable they are. The problem is that I bought them on June 22, 2022 and am writing this review on September 18, 2022 so they didn't even last 3 months. If they just put a very thin rubber on the sole and then a softer rubber outsole like they are doing now they would have a pretty solid shoe but at the moment I can't recommend that because the rubber would just break. in a few months and you'll have to buy a new pair.

I really like these shoes so far because they really feel like sandals but the biggest problem right now is the toe box is too small and my toes get too tight. Sandals should allow you to spread your toes.

I had low expectations because similar sock shoes I bought from another manufacturer a few years ago were painful to wear (the textured outsole had the same textured insole so walking in them was more painful than walking barefoot), but it is fantastic. The underside is grippy and, in my opinion, offers the perfect balance between feeling as barefoot as possible and still providing sufficient protection from pebbles and the like. I've only had them a short time so I can't comment on durability,

uncomfortable to walk as the soles are sticky and not slip resistant. The ankle cuff is too short for good protection as a water shoe.