👟 GaraTia Minimalist Trail Running Shoes: Lightweight Cross Trainers for Men and Women Review

I love these shoes. gives me the feel and flexibility of barefoot with protection and ample sole support. The grip the shoe offers also makes it a great golf shoe. Bought 2 more pairs and waiting for other colors to come out.

I love these shoes so much I went back and ordered a second pair. They are very comfortable, the only downside is that they are not waterproof, but that's ok.

Too bad they are so weird because they are light and fit well on the feet. The soles are made of a material that makes walking uncomfortable. Even if you walk or run on the balls of your feet or closer to your toes, these shoes force your ankles to bend inward. If you walk or stand on your whole foot, they are unbearable. You must bend your ankles outward for stability or comfort. I'm not sure "cross country skiers" should feel like this. But it is very cumbersome and inconvenient.

I wear a 7 1/2. I bought 7 and they are still too big. Don't wear them on slippery surfaces unless you like falling face down. While I like that they're lightweight, that's not what I had in mind. So I've run out of money and I still need to find shoes.

I usually run in minimalist shoes, but I didn't have enough warm shoes for winter. It is excellent! Unlike similar, albeit cheaper, shoes of the same style, they have two layers of fabric and are more durable without losing the wide toe box and barefoot feel. Perfect.

Too bad they sit so weird because they are light and fit well on the feet. But the design of the sole and the material from which it is made make walking uncomfortable. Even if you walk or run on the balls of your feet or closer to your toes, these shoes force your ankles to bend inward. Whether walking or standing on the whole foot, they are unbearable. You must bend your ankles outward for stability or comfort. I'm not sure "cross country skiers" should feel like this. But it is very…

Good product for the price. Best I've ever seen for less than $40. The problem is, like most other shoes, it's made for one foot type. I have a narrower, longer foot with a medium arch. But the most minimalist shoes (especially the cheap ones) are only designed for flat, very, very wide feet. Most likely they do this to fit even the widest of legs as they believe there is a little more room on narrow and medium legs. It's good for walking, but if you want to be really active, run fast, cut…