👟 TSLA Men's Trail Running Shoes - Lightweight Athletic Zero Drop Barefoot Shoes for Non-Slip Outdoor Walking - Minimalist Design Review

I don't know why people say order one size down, it's the smallest 9.5 I've ever worn (see comparison with 9, 5 vans). They must have been resized due to problems. I usually wear 9.5s with little space in the front, but with them my toes are practically on the front wall. However, due to the wide toe box, this offers a snug fit. There is virtually no cushioning so I added a cheap insole and they feel great. I plan to use them as a casual shoe, not for running, I need soft shoes for running, I'm

I used to walk barefoot in shoes, but a few years ago I switched to super cushioned shoes. The longer I wore them, the more ankle problems (pinched ankles) I had on the trails. I wanted to go back to barefoot style but didn't want to spend a lot of money and found these. I wasn't expecting much but wow I was surprised! Ordered 2 pairs and have driven them about 50 miles and so far they are excellent! Gone are the days of spending over $100 on overpriced big brand shoes! I usually wear a 10 1/2…

For €24 they are worth every penny. This is a good minimalist shoe, comparable to the Vivo Barefoot. Of course, don't buy these unless you want a minimalist shoe. I was concerned about the sizing as there is conflicting information on the website - the manufacturer says they run large (so they suggest ordering half a size down from your usual size). , but most reviewers say they run small (so they recommend ordering 1/2 size up). It's confusing so I ordered my usual size 9. I'd say it could be…

I live in New England. I've been walking/running in minimalist shoes since Vibram for over 10 years but they stink to high heaven. I then switched to Merrell sandals (like the Trail Glove) and they worked great, except I've had a couple of bad pairs recently which led me to believe their quality had dropped. I also have several pairs of Xero sandals that I wear when the temperature hits 50 degrees or more. But I needed something for fall/winter. I bought the TSLA shoes four months ago and I've…

This is great value for a minimal shoe. Great sneakers for the gym or the dry pavement. But beware of the size. While other shoes like the New Balance or Merrell are better constructed, this is a truly minimalist shoe that offers good value for those who want to start with minimal running without breaking the bank. I've been running in minimal shoes for over 5 seconds and prefer the New Balance Minimus. I also use 5 finger vibrams and was curious about shoes that cost less than $30. I can say…