👟 Women's V-Run Sneaker by Vibram Review

I took a chance on buying these because I liked the color, they were on sale and I like wearing Vibram shoes. I'm normally a size 8 and would have ordered an 8-8.5 Vibram to accommodate my slightly wider feet but they didn't have that size in stock so I ordered a 7.5-8 and crossed my fingers. I untied the drawstring and was able to slide my legs in with little effort. The shoes fit as expected. The shoes are a little tight around the middle of my feet as I would expect but they are not…

I usually wear a size 8.5-9 but size 8-8.5/39 is perfect for me in Vibram shoes. should they work a little more? I bought size 39 and the length is absolutely perfect! They are a little tight on my foot though, hopefully that will change with use. I used them for a plank workout today and they were absolutely what I was looking for! I was still able to maintain the dexterity I normally have barefoot but with added support and no injured toes from friction! I also didn't have heel blisters like…

I know my VFF will fit so I knew what size to order compared to other models. The toes seem a bit long on this model, but the shoe fits my medium to slightly wide feet well. This shoe has received many compliments (and questions). I like them for lifting weights, especially on leg day as the lack of bulky foam helps me stay stable on my feet. I run up to 4 miles in them (sometimes). The biggest downside for me came while running when the slightly longer toe caught on a bumpy spot in the road…

Read instructions! While I love these they may not be the best for my apartment, I have no bow - I'm back to regular boots - but I want to love them so bad. My arch hurts like hell so you have to break them in gradually and not wear them all the time. I really think you can use this shoe to work leg muscles that you hardly ever use. I usually get cramps in regular running shoes, I don't seem to get them, but then again, the back of my foot hurts after my 4+ mile walks. When I started wearing…

I love these shoes and have worn them for years. I've had a pair that I've used for years but not for daily running. Received a new pair in January 2021. Lasted six months, and then a hole formed in the sole. I ran 30 minutes a day, four days in a row, one break. Bought new pair, same work schedule. Four months later I first noticed the stitching had come undone, then one fine day I went to get dressed and saw a hole in the sole of one shoe and a developing hole in the other shoe. Too fast for…