FLARUT Men's Barefoot Lightweight Training Sandals: Maximum Comfort and Performance Review

The strange thing is that the black color has a smooth lining and inner fabric, while the blue and green color of the exact same shoe type and brand are rough, lumpy and uncomfortable.

Should have probably gotten a size smaller. Seemed to last a week when I used them on holiday, I'll probably buy something thicker. I believe it is oversized by a size of 0.5. In my opinion.

Bought these a year ago as light farm shoes. I needed something cool when I didn't have to wear boots. It was easy when it's raining, I'm washing my gear, or just getting my feet wet. Unlike wet boots, they dry quickly. They were so comfortable that I started wearing them around the house instead of slippers. I now have to replace them because the soles of my feet have rubbed them off on the ground. It's ok as I got great service from them this year. My only criticism is that despite the thick…

I wear these shoes every day and after nine months they showed virtually no signs of wear. They are durable, comfortable and the price is superior to all others.

Good fit, decent comfort, lived up to expectations for about 4 months of intermittent wear (1-2 hours on a Saturday or Sunday in the backyard) - and then the sole detached/fell off and the shoe became unusable. I expected a lot from these shoes but certainly expected them to last more than 4 months...

I wore these shoes once and one pair didn't fit. This boot became looser and looser as the ride progressed and the seams/boots began to unravel. Keep in mind that I've only used it for less than 2 hours on the gas and brakes on all-terrain buggies. Very easy work. Wouldn't buy them for anything other than a one time use, disposable shoe. They were a bit long, the forefoot was roomy, arch support was decent, and the little walking I did in them was great. The top of my foot has developed a few…

Convenient but odd to have the word "fashion" written in raised yellow letters on a men's boot. The husband liked the shoes but used a black marker for the yellow letters.

The shoes are not heavy at all. I was surprised how easy it is. They're comfortable to wear everyday, but I wouldn't wear them for a walk. I wore them on a short walk in the woods and felt every little pebble and stick I stepped on. They do not support the ankle and are not durable. I would suggest wearing them as casual shoes or even water shoes. yes they are so thin

I bought them for everyday use. I like the concept. But they're just oddly cut and my legs get tired wearing them. I will keep them as good pool shoes but ended up investing in more expensive shoes for everyday use.

I bought them for a spartan race and they worked fine. I will say that I had to swap out the bungee cord for laces. Just note that they look like minimalist sandals and therefore don't offer much support.

I wanted a water shoe that I could ride my mountain bike in and would also have good support and stiffness while hiking. I chose this shoe because I thought it would be heavier and more ribbed, but it is extremely flexible and doesn't offer the toe protection I was looking for. I couldn't get more width in my toes either. The only thing I liked was the aggressive profile.

They felt great, the weather here is in the 90's this week so it's hot outside. As a culture, I feel like we've evolved beyond socks this time of year, and these shoes are perfect proof of that theory.

Much more than water shoes. I wear them every day. They're comfortable, sturdy, and the style doesn't make me look like a jerk. - travel - gym - easy walk - indoor slippers

I love these shoes and buy them every few months. This is because they last so long, around 2 months, and then expect them to start separating from the bottom. But at least it's not an expensive shoe.

This is all my husband wears when kayaking/swimming/river swimming! He said he would never go back to the old plain shoes without laces! They look a lot better and have more grip! Have used them a lot this summer and they still look great!

I am an avid kayak fisherman. I often ride boats that are often covered in mud due to the vibrations of the water, making them very slippery at times. Too often I found myself in a horizontal position and covered in mud. I grabbed them hoping the tread would provide better traction. I love these shoes. I have had them for two months now and they have been used many times on rivers and lakes. Traction is great. The sole is thick but flexible which makes it very comfortable in my pedal kayak…

My wife bought me these shoes a year ago. I knew it was for hiking but didn't find out until later that it was a water shoe. I love how light and comfortable it is to wear. That's why I always take them first when I travel, as they're easier to carry than my heavy running shoes. Then I had a six month trip to Asia during COVID and started wearing it every day wherever the opportunity allowed (office, gym, hiking) people started asking me what kind of shoe it was , and everyone wanted to buy it…

I don't like these shoes but for the cheap price they are pretty good. I have taken the recommendations of others and went up a size and they fit my foot, but they are a little more snug than I would like for "barefoot shoes", I just want them to be easy to put on and take off. I would order 2 sizes bigger. Again this shoe was advertised as "barefoot" but the toe box is narrow like a regular shoe and the insoles are very thick. I took mine out so they are closer to the ground but the material…

Good product. I didn't need them so much for water boots as for walking. So comfortable. Cool and light. Highly recommended. I wasn't expecting much given the cheap price. You proved me wrong.

It's a 1/4-1/2" heel, it's not zero drop... As someone who's been barefoot for 3-4 years, it made my knees feel weird. Multi-functional: FLARUT Men's Sandals are designed to be worn for multiple purposes like hiking, walking, and training, and can also be used in water for water walking purposes.