I'll start by knowing already that these wouldn't be photos at all. The blue is much darker in the photos than you would think. Also, no matter what paint they use on the inner skin, it bleeds. I made the mistake of wearing white socks and my ankles turned brown. In terms of comfort, it's hard to find them comfortable. The skin is hard, the sole looks flat. You feel every crack in the ground and every rock you step on. They also fit snugly on my feet, which I wanted to avoid by ordering two sizes up as there is no "wide" option. The laces are strangely stiff and appear to be made from raw hemp. So are they worth the price? no But at least they look decent I think. However, its shortcomings are too obvious to ignore. *Update* Less than a month after purchase, I noticed severe discomfort when walking. Upon examination, it was found that the soles of both shoes were cracked. Less than a month would be bad at all costs, but I'm aware that they're not even worth half of what they're being offered for. Now, with that money and a pair of shoes, I need to find a new pair or learn how to walk barefoot. Avoid them, and if you are wise, avoid the company as a whole. Otherwise good luck. You may need it.
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