Aleader Minimalist Barefoot Running Shoes with Separate Toes Review

I recently got into the barefoot/minimalist game. I grew up wearing minimal shoes and realized that all of my problems started in my 20s when I really started wearing shoes all the time. 28 years later my toes on my left foot started closing and I had many problems with my foot and back. I have discovered and applied barefoot/minimalist practices in my life. After extensive research, I was ready to buy an expensive sandal when I came across these babies. I bought them and a pair of full…

Want to get minimalist shoes but don't pay more than $100? These shoes will serve you well. They are lightweight, have a wide toxin box, no heel, and a flexible outsole. Note that while the shoe itself does not have heel lift or arch support, the removable insole works: approximately 3mm heel lift and 5mm arch support. It does not matter; Most men's shoes have a heel height of 12-18 mm, so the increase of 3 mm is hardly noticeable. The insole is removable if that doesn't fit you, but note that…

I've been wearing minimalist shoes for 14 years. They feel perfect and fit a US size 13. I mostly wear Merrell's but I was looking for more affordable shoes. They actually feel better than their more expensive counterpart. The toe box is wider, they breathe better and they don't have that uncomfortable arch around the middle of the arch. I'll update this review after I've had them for a while to see if they hold up, but initially it feels better compared to a trail glove. A very good minimalist