Very comfortable for the 6 hours I wore in it, I've walked on concrete, carpet, gravel, grass, tile, I've never felt so free with my toes closed. I love it, it kind of keeps my feet cool. It fits perfectly. I would not follow my recommendation to buy this product. But I love her 4.8/5. (I will update this in a few months)

very cool shoes. I wore them to work. and fly, they do not have to be removed. I call them "shocks," not shoes. no socks. both!

I bought these for my 15 year old son to bring hiking boots to Philmont Scout Ranch. He LOVES them, wears them all the time, says they are very comfortable and wears almost nothing.

Reef walkers are a great idea, they are well made, durable and have great traction. Unfortunately, their shape doesn't fit my Anglo-Saxon square fingers. Over time, they caused my toenails to dig into my toes. I don't see a way out unless someone comes up with another sock for this shoe in the form of a thin soled sock. If you have slim feet with pointy toes it's fine, but I haven't found one yet.

Worn and walked in, they are comfortable and lightweight. You just look weird. It's like wearing white socks with shoes. They offer adequate protection and do not support the arch at all. It won't be for everyone, but if you don't mind the looks, you'll find yourself wearing them more and more often as they're comfortable and comfortable.

They look and function as described. I bought these shoe socks because I like walking barefoot but dislike grass stains as they are difficult to remove and the pain of stepping on a sharp rock or anything else that might be hidden in the grass is no pleasure. So far I like these. I no longer have stains on the soles of my feet but you still have to be careful where you walk as they are not the same as the hard soles of normal shoes. So that a sharp stone no longer cuts your leg, but you can…

I wear slippers because I don't like stepping on random wet spots on the kitchen floor. Feet sweat in slippers. I was hoping it would be a good middle ground. They're comfortable, but the rubber sole makes them feel cold and wet when you put them on. I'm glad I bought the shoes one size larger than my normal shoes because I have to wear socks in these socks.

They are great for what they are but the hole didn't open up enough and I couldn't put my foot in. If the hole stretched a little like a regular sock, they would be perfect! I'll give them to anyone who can beat them. otherwise they are great!

The perfect minimalist shoe with a shaped foot. I usually wear a size 37 EU (6.5 US), they are a bit roomy but not too bad. If you wear them with thicker socks, you'll probably get another smaller pair for summer/barefoot. Roomy toe box, plenty of room to fit snugly on top. Just as comfortable as other high quality zero drop shoes I own. The only true.

I have diabetes and my doctor took me because I like to go barefoot. I hate slippers in the house and in the garden. And I don't want to wear a lot of shoes during the pandemic. These socks have a durable sole that protects my feet from small debris like pebbles and acorns, but they're lightweight and I feel like I'm walking barefoot. I like them so much I bought a second pair so I can switch them up. Seems to hold up well to washing, but I let them air dry

A pair of these Joomra socks weighed 18.8 ounces (534 grams). This weight is based on US men's size 13. Smaller sizes weigh less. I couldn't accurately measure the thickness of the rubber outsole without calipers, but I'd estimate it to be 7-8mm. The sole is flexible and can be rolled up. I usually wear a size 13 and it was like a size up. The word "Whitin" is on the sole, so I believe Joomra and Whitin are sister brands. The upper is made of thick synthetic fabric and feels durable, but this…

I've been wearing socks for 2 months now. I run every day (mostly indoors) and take 10,000 steps every day. Although they show some signs of wear, I love them. I walked barefoot. This caused thick calluses and dry, scaly skin on my feet. It made jogging incredible. i am barefoot I've always hated shoes. Now I can wear them and feel like I'm barefoot with some sort of padding. I used to wear shoes with socks, but over the past decade they've changed in ways that aren't as comfortable as they…

I think the most minimalistic thing is not going barefoot. The soles have impressive traction but are still thin enough that you can really feel the details on the ground beneath you. above.) I recently took her on a strenuous day hike that involved trail running in New York's Mohonk Wildlife Refuge (post-hike image of this product shown). These socks could endure up to 20,000 steps (about 9 miles) and reach a height of about 1,100 feet. The terrain was a mix of low and very wet forest due to…