Vibram FiveFingers V Train Black Orange Men's Shoes Review

I have been watching these boots for several years. I have a friend who drove Spartans like this. Decided to try a few. I have to admit that it took me a while to get used to them. I mostly wear mine to the gym but I'm starting to wear them around town too. YES, you will get funny looks, but it really feels like walking barefoot. They are more comfortable than you think. If you have average healthy legs, try a pair. I would not recommend them if you have foot problems such as high arches or…

I bought the 2.0 after wearing the original V-Zug almost every day for a year. While I really like the new design, especially the fact that the plastic sidewalls have been replaced with better fabric, the shoe feels much, much more snug than the original vtrains. So much so that even after trying to wear them at home for a few minutes, my toes started going numb. When new, my original V-Gears were tight, but never as tight as these.

The best shoe I have ever had, it was adidas branded for 3 years and only lost it because someone deformed it in the dryer, now I finally got it a new pair and mine Gosh, the Vibram brand is so comfortable. I also ordered socks with mine, they say the sizes can run small but if you know your actual shoe size I would say they fit perfectly. I have about 9.5 sides in regular shoes and 10 in boots, it was accurate, maybe a qtr inch at the tips of your toes (which is what you need to give them room

Remember when you were a little kid and you got new shoes and you could run faster and jump higher. I don't want to get too meladramatic, but these shoes get me ready to stand on tiptoe to heal like Native Americans did. I actually bought them after moving to the Colorado Rockies. I started hiking in "hiking shoes". But I was like an urban cloak racing through the woods. I wanted to be more mysterious, more in tune with nature. So I got myself a pair of water socks. The audio dropped about 70%…