FLARUT Men's Barefoot Lightweight Training Sandals: The Ultimate Athletic Shoes Review

The product fits well and feels good even without socks. The leather strap on the back fell off the second time it was worn (poor stitching). Hardly ever used and falling apart. I usually wear size 11M but ordered 11.5M.

These shoes didn't last at all ---- this is my 5th time posting this review --- over 90% of my reviews are 5 stars --- I don't know why the one negative review I always give get constipated again.

Not a single person said anything about the printing on the side of this shoe. What I hear is that they are sweaty, they are expensive. lol no

This is the second pair we have bought. Bought a pair for my son and he loved it so much we bought a second one. He literally wears it everywhere. If we're not careful, he even wore it to the party.

Bought them for a hike we never did but have used them for work and they are amazing...lightweight, breathable and great for long walks.

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.

I love these shoes and buy them every few months. That's 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.

I was skeptical about these shoes at first, but after trying them on I found that they fit me perfectly. They are light and comfortable.

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.

As many reviews say it runs small so I ordered a size up and the fit is good - a bit long at the toe but should work fine, the width is perfect.

After reading all the mixed reviews about sizing I am happy to report that mine is true to my shoe size. The color I received was also half the size and they look and feel amazing. They also have a lot of traction. I will be ordering another pair in a different color because they are very cheap compared to what I've seen in local shoe stores and I really haven't seen anything that nice. It's too early to speak about quality and durability, but they seem to be quite well made.

I've been to several sports shops and sports shoe stores to find a light, closed-top hiking shoe with a good sole that I can wear in Japan this summer in the heat and humidity and probably Rain. I couldn't find anything comparable to Flarut sandals, even for $150. After searching the web I kept coming back to this shoe because the reviews sounded exactly like what I was looking for. I am so happy with this purchase, it is exactly what I wanted, I would have paid a lot more if I had seen…

I read that someone complained about how hard the rocks are under their feet. I don't know what kind of hiking this guy is doing, or maybe I'm weird, but I really need to feel every bump, every elevation change, the rock, the softness, all of that to mentally create the perfect footing . So these shoes do it for me, I feel the road just as long as I need and for the price I think they are beyond perfect, you can't ask for more, you can't even ask for what you actually get for this price. It's…

I wanted breathable shoes but not sandals. (I don't really like sandals.) I used to have a pair of name brand beach/pool shoes that worked great, but they eventually gave out. These shoes were very similar to the ones I had and were a good price. For me they met all the requirements. They breathe well and I feel good wearing them all day. I'm going to wear these shoes very casually and I think they're ok by the way. Without socks they are a bit itchy - that may change if I keep wearing them…

I like these shoes. I had them for 3 days and tested them on my dog walk test. Hike/walk them about 5 miles and I'll tell you what. If they last 3-6 months, they may be worth your while. 2 pairs of these a year is still a lot cheaper in my opinion than an overpriced brand that looks old although it's still a good shoe. I often prefer new, good shoes. The shoe itself is a little wide in my opinion, but I'm planning to put an extra insole in there and I think that won't be a problem. I just wore…

I normally wear a US size 10. However a 10 will fit like a 9.5 in this shoe, or maybe even a 9. I've returned a 10 for an 11 , which fits like a 10.25 if that size existed. My first use of the shoe was a 5 mile hike in muddy conditions with 25+ pounds. The shoes worked incredibly well. Keep in mind that these shoes have absolutely no arch support. I have used them on hikes, creek walks and kayaking. So far they've held up well. Update: I have used these shoes as water shoes when kayaking. After

My husband and I are training for the Savage race and the shoes are just what he needs. Dries quickly, the bottom of the shoe has excellent grip. No need to tie your shoelaces, they have a drawstring so you don't have to worry about them coming undone.