This is a great product. Pros: - The price is fantastic. Overall value for money is off the charts. My legs are short but a bit big. There's a lot of room for adjustment and because the shoes are so flexible (as you'd expect from a minimalist shoe) - style: they look damn good. Things to note: - I was usually a size 8.5 and tried their size 8. A bit loose with no socks. But goes well with socks. But I expect the topic to be even more fitting when I go camping and my feet are swollen. - I choose

Haven't worn them for running yet but for training and everyday use they seem like a phenomenal running shoe for the price. I will say they seem to be working a bit. I usually wear a size 11 so got them the same size (manufacturer recommended) and they are a little tight in the toe area. It's pretty manageable, but if I knew about it I'd pick 11.5.

I wear a size 12 and it's 1/4 smaller than all my other size 12 shoes. This makes sense as the Euro's size is 45 or closer to 11.5. They run small even without socks. I should have bought a size bigger.

Size 12 is too small for me, but these are at least one size bigger. Definitely wide and comfortable and for the price why not

The soles are firmer and don't flex as easily as they should, almost like plastic. It weighs almost twice as much as the Fivefinger, more like a pair of Vans.

I like shoes, I wanted to like them. But they fall apart, and only 5 days have passed. I have backup. They also fell apart. Too bad

I used them for powerlifting. I thought the rubber around the toe might offer a little more protection than other minimalist shoe options from things like crushed toes. First things first: I ordered the black/orange version and don't know if there was a tint. Problem, but my shoes have a distinct red cast, especially in direct light. It's okay - I'm comfortable in my manhood, but my friends have been teasing me. Comfort: They are comfortable, but it would be more comfortable if I chose a size…

I have worn the shoes six times either on the track or in the school building. The shoe comes off the sole at the laces of both shoes. I contacted the seller before posting this review. No Answer.

That's what everyone else says, it's a Merrel steam glove clone that's a little tougher. Sandals are really hard to evaluate because they do literally nothing for your foot other than protect it from the occasional shard of glass and nasty tree branches that would likely ruin your real bare foot. that the laces are quite long, so in combination with the wide toe, this will definitely create a clown shoe effect. And if you go barefoot, it's going to be quite frustrating as the laces bounce up…

I needed a good, minimalist shoe for deadlifts and general lifts. Not the best option for squats if you don't have a heel. I have flat feet so most shoes aren't great but this one is perfect. They are BREATHABLE and have a SPACIOUS toe box to allow your toes to splay properly.

This is a great replica of the Merril Trail Gloves! For rocky trails, we prefer to use the Lems sandals. We used them on a 10 mile hike today!

As soon as I received these sandals I immediately started wearing them every day. After about two months of going to the gym 5 days a week, my legs were much stronger. The calves are very defined and the health of my legs is amazing. My feet no longer fit in my old running shoes. Never normal shoes again

You even surprised me! The look and feel is about the same as the Merrell Glove 4. The barefoot feel and camo look are epic! Hope that helps

I've tried 4 different barefoot trail running shoes, 2 Merrells, minimalist WHITINs and this signature 'Tesla' pair. These are the guards. My photos compare this pair to the Merrell Vapor Glove 3 cotton gloves, which are 3 times more expensive. They have a much more comfortable upper and the feel and weight are almost identical. My only complaint (so far) is that they just have all these sporty color schemes and no neutral colors that would go better with business casual attire. NOTE TO TESLA…