Review on Lightweight and Comfortable STEELEMENT Barefoot Minimalist Sneakers in Size 5US by James Edwards

I've been wearing sandals for a few years. And to be honest, my feet love it. Unfortunately, since this is a new fad, many companies have come out with a minimal list of zero-drop shoes at ridiculously high prices. bought shoes like Xero. Her sandals last forever, but her sneakers don't last six months on mine before they fall apart. And at 80-90 dollars the piece is too expensive. And that's what I really like about these shoes: They're minimalist and affordable. I've been wearing them for a few months now. Almost daily. And apart from a little dirt, they look just as good as the day I bought them. They wear out very quickly and have a quick lacing function. What really works once you get the hang of it. The soul and grip are fantastic. And they're pretty waterproof too. They have a little more arch than I'm used to. But it's not funny. If you like barefoot minimal challenges, these should be on your shopping list.