Exactly how they should be. Seems to be quite well made. No problems after 30 miles in them. I think there should be better laces. They are slippery when wet. My wife and kids think they're ugly.

Painful. For the first time I try "sandals”. Somehow they were more painful than walking without shoes. Tried to add an insert. Did not help. returned

I bought a pair of these shoes for my son a few years ago and he snapped his toe in a bike accident so he asked for a new pair for Christmas. You look great and he's a health freak so he likes shoes on bare feet. They cost a lot of dollars less than other sandals he likes so I'm really glad we found them.

These shoes are almost as good as the original Merrill trail/vape gloves at about half the price. Unfortunately, they are much less durable. If the Vibram rubber sole on Merrill shoes has lasted 3-4 years, TSLA shoes have cracked after 1.5 years. This is likely due to the TSLA outsole material feeling a little "plasticky" while the Merrils contain real rubber (which is less prone to cracking but has better traction). run.

Bought 4 pairs in different colors. I wear them everywhere. I prefer to buy half a size smaller than I wear. But seriously, wear them everywhere and almost every day. Hiking, kayaking, fishing, shopping. I wear them until I see my legs are sticking out.

I love these shoes but the disappointment is growing. If you wear them 4 or 5 days a week for less than a month, they will fall apart.

Sturdy shoes if you want to try barefoot shoes. They fit well and are comfortable to wear. No support but that's the whole point lol. I use them for gym workouts and walks around the neighborhood and after a few months they are holding up great.

I've been wearing these shoes for 3 years now, in the warm season. I wore them in everyday life and during sports. I've ridden them across Kansas and they still hold up. Good choice

I love how comfortable and grippy they are on dirt roads. They sit lightly and comfortably on the foot without slipping. For the price they can't be beat!

Good shoes for road running. You definitely won't be running cross country with them as they tend to slip on wet surfaces. Build quality sells and has lasted longer than my Merrels that are shedding youth. I replaced the laces with lockable laces so they can be put on and taken off. Overall a great budget shoe for sandals.

If you want to wear minimalist shoes or sandals, I would start here. I've had much more expensive ones from the big brands before and to be honest they are just as good if not better. I walk, run and lift weights in them and they hold up well. No matter how much they cost, I just replace them when needed.

This shoe is ideal for ergonomics. It's flat, comfortable and looks like you're wearing nothing at all. And three times cheaper than the Vapor Glove.

I usually wear a size 12 Nike shoes. The size 12 in this one was huge, felt like a 13 or 13.5. I ordered size 11 and it fit well. Shoe fees are great for lifting weights once you find the right size.

These sneakers are great! The quality is comparable to Merrill, but sometimes cheaper. I have wide feet and this is the only pair of shoes that doesn't pinch on the sides of the foot. They even helped strengthen my arch muscles so I don't need arch support. I highly recommend. I wear them to work every day, I'm a personal trainer. My colleagues love them too.

I thought the size on them is a little off. They seem quite loose and flexible and I bought my standard shoe size. If you're going to be wearing these shoes barefoot, which is what they're designed for, I recommend going half a size down.

I've run marathons and worked as a nurse in these shoes. Same quality, same fit and never more expensive branded shoes again!

I love the look of these minimalist climbing shoes, but I realize they are 1/2 size too big even though I ordered my normal shoe size. I am sending them back and taking the next smaller size.

I started walking barefoot and got these shoes a few months later. I've had them for about a year and a half now and they're still holding up well. It feels a lot better for training, especially for squats/deadlifts. Running requires changing your gait to be comfortable running barefoot, but once you do it is amazing. I find them a bargain and will probably buy them again when they inevitably wear out. After all, the sole is a few kilometers thick

I love these shoes but noticed that they fell apart 5 days into the 30 day return period. I've only worn these shoes about 10 times and trained in them a number of times. I love the shoes but am disappointed with the 30 day return policy. That's too short a warranty period to notice a failure of this magnitude. I'm really disappointed with this result. Maybe the seller will change his mind, contact me and fix everything.

I ended up sending them back because the sole of one of the shoes fell off after 6 days of wearing. I went for a 45 minute walk every lunchtime. These are sandals so no support. For what they advertised, they were good at first. But the quality was terrible. Purchase at your own risk