👟 Vibram Ascent Insulated Women's Sneakers - Stylish, Purple Athletic Shoes for Women Review

These models must be ordered one size larger! The best way to determine your size is to measure your foot by standing on a ruler on the wall. Then find out what your European size is. Do not rely on US sizes, always order EU sizes. I am US size 8 and EU size 39 fits perfectly. (I ordered a size 40 to increase the size) I wear socks with them though and they really keep your feet warm. I walked in it all day and never slipped. Everyone asked me about it and praised me. Of course they look…

Due to the insulation, the finger holes are a little narrow and short, especially for the thumb. The rest of the fingers go about halfway into the "slots" so I don't think buying a larger size would be a solution. What I've noticed in my five-finger "collection" is that models with a less resilient thumb guard seem to make the diameter of this groove too short and narrow. These shoes are warmer than my others and go above the ankle. I know I'll end up with a big toe seal, but I'm sure it would…

I usually wear a size 41 but all my vibrams are a bit small on the big toe. Just adding 1/8" or even 1/16" on the thumb in ALL styles would be a big improvement. I'm sure I can't be the only one who thinks this way. I used to be one size too big (42) too big and men's size (41) often too big. In this particular style (Vibram Trek Ascent Insulated) I like the shoe but I don't like that it has laces instead of bunji or velcro closures and I don't like that it doesn't have a pull tab to make it…

I couldn't wait to get them as the weather is already getting chilly. I was nervous about buying them based on the feedback on the sizing and how difficult it was to put them on. I decided it was worth giving them a try when I saw the price drop. I went up one size as recommended, normally I wear size EU 39, so I bought size EU 40. I had no problem putting them on, but one shoe has a serious blemish on the pinky toe of my left foot. There seems to be something that is causing this finger to…

Hard to hit little fingers. I had to over-stuff them to loosen them up for the first two weeks before each use. I ordered a size up (ordered a size 42, usual size 40-41) and the shoe fits perfectly in width and fit, however the toes are too long and I have a lot of room at the end of the toes. . Shoes are warm, but not winter. Don't try to use them like snowshoes. They are not waterproof and I have found that my toes get wet and pick up water at the seams and where the fabric meets the rubber…

For sizing reference, I also wear the KMD LS Cross Training in a size 38 and I bought the Trek Ascent in a size 39. Although they were uncomfortable right out of the box when I made a few simple adjustments, they were excellent. With a wool insole I can run in clear weather and my feet stay perfectly warm and dry. They have much better traction than the regular running shoes I used to wear and now I can walk snowy sidewalks with confidence (although I'm still wary of ice). A few extra tips for…

UPDATE: I was hoping that after wearing them a lot they would be easier to put on. Unfortunately it isn't. I still spend five minutes putting on ONE shoe, let alone two! For this reason I downgraded my rating to 2/5 stars. TONGUE ON HEEL IS REQUIRED. Since these are the first isolated five fingers I've seen, I was dying to try them. Overall I'm happy with them, with the exception of two issues that some people might consider minor; They are not problematic enough for me to return the shoes…