Review on Enhance Your Natural Running Experience with Oranginer Barefoot Running Shoes for Men by Eric Chapman

I've tried several models of this style of weightlifting shoe on flat, almost barefoot - and particularly steep - shoes and it's a cut better than any other I've tried. and they were all promptly returned. They have a very light and flexible rubber sole with a very stretchy and breathable mesh upper. This means there are no weird pressure points anywhere like there is with every mismatched analogue I've ever tried on. They are fantastic - comfort, fit, breathability, all A+ as far as I know. I can't vouch for their running durability because I don't run; I just don't like the feel of a heavy shoe when climbing. I would only work out in team socks if I could do it in a public gym. I'm guessing they could last a few months at most on a rigorous running regimen. On the other hand, a pair of Merrells sneakers worth around $75 is unlikely to make you better than this one. I can see that the fusion of the sock with the mesh upper is somewhat lacking, which shouldn't be a problem since, as mentioned, there's a nice fit here with plenty of flex to eliminate stress points around the outsole edge. that wears out the shoes. Almost all sneakers and sneakers have historically been cut to a level of idiocy that I don't understand, especially Nike, so the introduction of minimalist zero-drop shoes in recent years is a good thing. meant "last", I assume, but serves a purpose. The important thing is that you get the right size. For example I wanted to wear them in black with regular black short socks with a slight thickness so I chose size 12.5 which is my upper size. It has a great fit and feel compared to the Converse I've worn to lift - the Converse have really fallen apart over time and yet they remain around $60. But ANYWHERE if I were to buy another pair this summer to wear with invisible nylon socks I would probably cut the size in half to a 12 to prevent heel slippage (I have a slightly shorter right foot). The inclusion of half sizes is another sign of a great footwear product. An added bonus is the fact that they are very easy to put on and take off. I don't see any downsides here. As a leg sweater and a general dislike for weight on feet and wide feet these shoes were a great find.