As I was looking at them I noticed the similarities with the huaraches the Tarahumaras use in Chihuahua, Mexico, when I went to their website they actually state that that is where their design inspiration comes from,, props to them for acknowledging that 👏
All the footwear's which u r showing in ur videos , these all were n still their in our Indian 🇮🇳 culture, it is our history - INDIA. But from past many years many Indians are getting influenced by many American culture's , and having health issues unknowingly 😭. Glad u all r slowly getting introduced to all these and u all will be getting closer to our mother earth, with these kind of flat footwear's and sleeping on d floor etc etc. Liking ur videos. Namaste 🙏
I’ve ordered a pair of earth runners and a pair of Luna sandals recently. Should be getting them soon . I have a pair of Xero sandals that have been good . Definitely into the minimalist shoe/ sandal thing . My body likes them .
“I never realized how alive you can feel by freeing your feet” IT IS SO TRUE! I am only just starting to tentatively spend the money on switching to barefoot shoes, but I’ve been going barefoot everywhere possible for most of my life, and it is so FREEING.
Funny I saw your vivo review and was going to suggest these. I also have been in minimal shoes for 3.5 years and got these about 8 months ago, especially in the summer I'm not wearing anything else. They are as you say, good on water / muddy trails, trail running, and just around town. Love the hemp upper too, keeps grip when wet.
I am known to wear Jesus sandals and I have found these and have had mine for a month now and I love them! Worn them to work, worn them in the lake, I even run with my dog in them. After I get off of work today I am hiking Mary Jane Falls in them to test them out, out there. I highly recommend them and they are so darn cute looking with many different color straps!
I love my sandals too! They actually shipped within a couple days-while I was still having email conversations with customer service to make sure I got the right size. I had no worries, the size shipped fit perfectly. I don't find them particularly noisy-my flops are waaaaay noisier. Thanks for the great videos!
You seem like EXACTLY the kind of person I could be best friends with 😄 It’s so rare that I find someone else who seems as joyful about life and as full of laughter and smiles as I am! You seem energetic yet super chill - we’d get along splendidly.
Does anyone notice for all these companies that tell you barefoot is so much better then having all that extra cushion , they still have the same price tag as the shoes with all that cushion. I've been trying to get into barefoot shoes but these"earth runners"; a piece of material and some webbing are my absolute limit . 90 dollars for almost nothing. I already hate the shoe market and this stupid trend only gives companies more of a way to rip the same cash with less resources. I buy Columbia sandles for 45 bucks and that's still too much in my opinion. I don't care what over the top health foot propaganda these TH-camrs have to say. This is the same exact way every single company gets into the same game. Make a product better then the ones before and charge whatever for no reason. These should be 50 bucks at most and they'd still be making a profit just fine .
@@Pablo_Arnold that's awesome ! Thanks for they advice . Wish more company's would start doing something like that for sure but I'm headed over to their website now haha
@@chopstickthrower930 For real! and no problem. I also just came across this video a second ago, haven't watched it yet but it looks promising. th-cam.com/video/SjMZA0Df6zY/w-d-xo.html
The scene at 8 seconds in I’d swear it looks just like here in Richmond rounding the turn to run the flood wall and end at Hull St at the Mayo bridge, I run that piece of trail every morning
Have you ever heard of XERO SHOES ? It's a great company and they have Barefoot minimalist sandal and I love them. Good quality and great prices too. 😀 👣 ❤
Bro a lot of communities here in mexico run ultra trails on sandals they craft themselves with car tyres. I cannot understand all the marketing behind some simple sandals
Do they have sandals for more narrow feet, for folx who still need to expand their smushed feet? Haha I think suuuuuper wide toe box would look weird af on my teeny tiny feet.
You know how you rub a balloon on your hair or socks on the carpet or shirt whatever, and you become statically charged? If you stand there that charge dissapates. That requires no grounding materials. This is why those working with high voltage must wear truly non grounding shoes, or use platforms. Mostly all materials move charge between them, small or not, things come to a stable equilibrium, and charge changes all the time, with normal shoes or no shoes. Just gotta becareful with claims about health and grounding and electrons, without good science to back up such claims. Thousands will sell you x and say it does y, without any evidence. They're sick sandles and great review man. But the grounding aspect had no scientific backing for anything related to antioxidants, I mean which antioxidants? Was there a study with good science, repeated and peer reviewed? Or is this a hypothesis with minimal testing? It's marketing, unless we have evidence of some kind to support their hypothesis. Ideas are cool that innovate, but you're grounded man with whatever shoes you wear, that's why you die if you have just a few milliamps pass through you and the ground.
Hey, Dmitri! Good point. You are grounded with any shoes, but you are "more grounded" with a more conductible shoe like this sandal or any other with copper, for example... I did a test in home. With a normal "nike shoes" or any flip flop, my voltage was around 1~2v, but if a lift my feet of the ground, my voltage was around 3v... But with this grounding shoes, my voltage was around 0.3~0.1v... So despite every shoe is conductible, they are not good conductible. If I touch my notebook with my feet away from the floor, my voltage is around astonishing 15v, but with regular flip flop is around 7v and with a grounding shoe it's 1~2v if my feet are inside the house or 0,3v if my feet is directly on the earth. There is a nice article about grounding "J Inflamm Res. 2015; 8: 83-96. doi: 10.2147/JIR.S69656" . It's well written and peer-reviewed.
@@kefirmomo1570 The authors of that paper are all contractors for a company that sells grounding products (and sponsors this research..), and two of the authors own shares in it. That's a huge conflict of interest. And JIR is a low-impact open access journal, owned by a publisher with a history of predatory publishing. I'd take anything I read in it with a massive grain of salt. If anyone finds a well committed study in a reputable journal with no commercial conflict of interest, I'd love to read it.
I have the Vivobarefoot Scotts, Ra 2, Primus Lites, and Primus Trail FG. For some odd reason the boots and dressier shoes have a wider toe box, which I love. But the sports/activity shoes are more narrow and you'll feel it when your feet starts to splay more (my pinky toes hurt). I've tried running in the Primus Trail FG and Lites and did not like the feeling. Also, Vivobarefoot needs to have better quality control, I've had to go through the hassle of exchanging pairs in the past. I wear my skinners to run and they feel great. With that being said, I bought my first pair of Xero Prios and they are wide at the toe box and are super comfortable. They are my go to shoes for walking but I have not used them to run in yet.
Whenever I have my sandals on, I have to force myself to not take them off and then take them off afterwards, so I just hardly ever wear them in the first place and to barefoot like normal.
Can't believe I'm just now stumbling upon this video... Been into the minimalist/barefoot shoe thing for a while and have been modifying vintage styles of sneakers - Went with the Luna sandals last year which I love but the rubber footbed gives me blisters when I run in them - bought the Bedrock sandals but those things are way to narrow - Was thinking of making my own and wanting to figure out how to ground them as well.... AND here we are - I could have just went with these all along - These are my next purchase :)
How did you handle the discomfort in between your toes on the thong section of the laces? I’ve been using my sandals and they are painful even after loosening the laces .
This is interesting, I personally have experienced no pain :( otherwise I would’ve mentioned it. I would experiment with a few things. Try giving them a break from wearing them. Then try wearing them again and do this periodically to break the sandals in. Your feet might just have to adapt to the new “thing” being there. I would also recommend reaching out to the company themselves as they have great customer service. And can provide more info.
Hello Cade good review man. I like the sandal they look like they will work for me. I was worried about the backstrap at first but when you show how it comes off I know this will probably work for my foot. Having a very very wide feet makes it very difficult to find sandals for my feet especially shoes. I never liked shoes from a baby and growing up. It was flip flops for me even in the winter 30 degree temperature I'm wearing flip-flops. Yes I wear flip-flops year round( if I can fit my foot in the flip flop)Do you know if they make the sandals for wide feet the website didn't say. I see your big toe it's just a tad small then my big toe and when you move your toes did not slide off the bed. I'm just wondering about that. is the footbed that grippy cuz that's a plus if it is. Glad you don't have wide feet like me man.I like how you are doing things with barefoot👣 on your Channel it is awesome man just awesome. Keep up the good work man.👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣
Why use sandals instead of actually barefoot? I think in nature we should be able to use are feet actually as intended, I'm just starting my barefoot journey, having bought my first pair of barefoot shoes last year. I completely understand the need for foot ware when in public spaces, it's what our society has deemed the norm. But when hiking, or doing other wildlife activities, why? is it to be more protected from sharp rocks and objects on the ground? I am genuinely curious and ask wanting to learn something.
Hey, I havent! But they look interesting! my worry with just looking at them first glance is they don't look like they have a lot of sensitivity and not sure if they are zero drop
I think the whole grounding thing is silly. I’m not talking about being barefoot though I’m just talking about the grounding part. Standing in the grass barefooted is not setting special nature ions to your body. I believe you feel better because you took off the restive shoes. You don’t feel better from chakras and nature energy. You feel good because you are doing a better thing for your body. The weird grounding rod is a gimmick in my opinion and I can’t find any real evidence that it works the way some of these companies say it does.
Yeah im pissed cause i only live 14 hrs away from where they ship...its been 2 weeks literally and they are still not here....they lied about 2 day shipping when they already send 2 day shipping....they do not send them 5-10 business days after you purchase them....i purchased at 930 am on the 25th....and they werent made until the next week after i ordered them....they werent sent out on saturday neither....they sent them out today the 8th how many days after purchasing them is that now!?!?!? They were sent out tech 12+ days after i purchased them....
"Business" days which is RIDICULOUS you need to go by shipping DAYS!!!!! They LIE....to get more money out of people....i paid 1 for some stupid app that didnt even work....paid for 2 day shipping and yeah lol it hasnt been 2 days....they need to change their options or they wont be open for much longer!!!!
Why is it necessary to have that side strap hanging out? Also, as “grounding shoes “ does is that tiny bit of copper offer the same amount of grounding as having a larger contact with the earth? That is, the size of grounding is unimportant?
I have a pair of Xero sandals which I’ve learned to like a lot . I have the less expensive pair which surprisingly I’ve used for hiking in the Phoenix, Az metro area which is very rocky in places. The sandals in this video seem similar and maybe slightly better quality which you for of course. Still seems like a quality product.
Why should you care if you are electrically grounded? Other than slightly increasing your chance of being shocked under certainly circumstances I doubt it makes a huge difference.
I’m looking for minimalist sandals for trail running, but i live in the Tampa florida area which happens to have a lot lightening strikes. Our hockey team is even called the lightening. Why would i want to be grounded. I want a plain rubber sole I don’t want to be ground for lightening to go through.
Most painful shoes ever. How am I the only one having this experience? I’ve tried every possible adjustment. Talked to customer service for 45 minutes. Immense excruciating pain when walking in them. Can’t imagine running or hiking in them. These shoes suck! So bummed I fell for the buzzwords and simple aesthetic. This company doesn’t care about you. It’s a gimmick. Their literally like wearing medieval torture devices. I call bullshit on this review. Who paid you?
His feet and toes are beautiful and very nice. He has very nice feet and has all the right to wear what he wants especially if his feet look good and are well taken care of
Jesus had healthy feet. He walked hundreds of miles without a problem. Enough said. Just one little request. I was listening to this while my 6-year-old daughter was in the room. Would you consider cutting the vulgar language, please?
As I was looking at them I noticed the similarities with the huaraches the Tarahumaras use in Chihuahua, Mexico, when I went to their website they actually state that that is where their design inspiration comes from,, props to them for acknowledging that 👏
Glad you like them! I love, love, love mine. Best sandal I've tried and I'm 10 years into this minimalist footwear thing. Love your videos too. :)
All the footwear's which u r showing in ur videos , these all were n still their in our Indian 🇮🇳 culture, it is our history - INDIA.
But from past many years many Indians are getting influenced by many American culture's , and having health issues unknowingly 😭.
Glad u all r slowly getting introduced to all these and u all will be getting closer to our mother earth, with these kind of flat footwear's and sleeping on d floor etc etc. Liking ur videos. Namaste 🙏
Dude your videos are dope. Quality, speech, footage. Thanks!
And opinion.
I’ve ordered a pair of earth runners and a pair of Luna sandals recently. Should be getting them soon . I have a pair of Xero sandals that have been good .
Definitely into the minimalist shoe/ sandal thing . My body likes them .
“I never realized how alive you can feel by freeing your feet” IT IS SO TRUE! I am only just starting to tentatively spend the money on switching to barefoot shoes, but I’ve been going barefoot everywhere possible for most of my life, and it is so FREEING.
I live in central Florida so I CAN wear mine in the winter, which I do! Love love love these sandals.
Funny I saw your vivo review and was going to suggest these. I also have been in minimal shoes for 3.5 years and got these about 8 months ago, especially in the summer I'm not wearing anything else. They are as you say, good on water / muddy trails, trail running, and just around town. Love the hemp upper too, keeps grip when wet.
Finally a minimalist product reviewer! I've been wanting to go minimalist but never found reviews catered to the thought of owning only this product.
"Fresh to death" I love it! Instead of 'Jesus sandals' maybe the 'Jerusalem Cruisers'.
I’m stealing this!!!! Jerusalem cruisers! I said Jesus sandals AS soon as I go them lol
I am known to wear Jesus sandals and I have found these and have had mine for a month now and I love them! Worn them to work, worn them in the lake, I even run with my dog in them. After I get off of work today I am hiking Mary Jane Falls in them to test them out, out there. I highly recommend them and they are so darn cute looking with many different color straps!
I love my sandals too! They actually shipped within a couple days-while I was still having email conversations with customer service to make sure I got the right size. I had no worries, the size shipped fit perfectly. I don't find them particularly noisy-my flops are waaaaay noisier. Thanks for the great videos!
You seem like EXACTLY the kind of person I could be best friends with 😄
It’s so rare that I find someone else who seems as joyful about life and as full of laughter and smiles as I am! You seem energetic yet super chill - we’d get along splendidly.
Does anyone notice for all these companies that tell you barefoot is so much better then having all that extra cushion , they still have the same price tag as the shoes with all that cushion. I've been trying to get into barefoot shoes but these"earth runners"; a piece of material and some webbing are my absolute limit . 90 dollars for almost nothing. I already hate the shoe market and this stupid trend only gives companies more of a way to rip the same cash with less resources. I buy Columbia sandles for 45 bucks and that's still too much in my opinion. I don't care what over the top health foot propaganda these TH-camrs have to say. This is the same exact way every single company gets into the same game. Make a product better then the ones before and charge whatever for no reason. These should be 50 bucks at most and they'd still be making a profit just fine .
Chopstick Thrower Thank you so much for speaking the truth no matter how unpopular it might be!
xero sells a "kit" for 25 bucks. You're just lacing it yourself, It's not extremely daunting.
@@Pablo_Arnold that's awesome ! Thanks for they advice . Wish more company's would start doing something like that for sure but I'm headed over to their website now haha
@@chopstickthrower930 For real! and no problem. I also just came across this video a second ago, haven't watched it yet but it looks promising. th-cam.com/video/SjMZA0Df6zY/w-d-xo.html
yeah they are too pricy
I loved your review, Unfortunately I already ordered them before putting in your promo code. Thank you!
Judy Londono same here
You still got them though, that’s what matters in the end ;)
Good review 👍, just received my circadians today
damn I'm watching reviews and you're the first to mention the grounded element. Massive need of mine.
"yeah sandals bro" LMAOO
My thought at the start of this video: "Is this an add?"
I think it is. But actually a good one for a product that seems good, at least concept wise.
good channel and the quality of the video is really outstanding)
Thank you! I have more coming so stay tuned!!
The scene at 8 seconds in I’d swear it looks just like here in Richmond rounding the turn to run the flood wall and end at Hull St at the Mayo bridge, I run that piece of trail every morning
Have you ever heard of XERO SHOES ? It's a great company and they have Barefoot minimalist sandal and I love them. Good quality and great prices too. 😀 👣 ❤
No arch support I can see a lot of pronates soles with flat sandals
@@britbritcritict2512 the way our feet were designed. 👣
Bro a lot of communities here in mexico run ultra trails on sandals they craft themselves with car tyres. I cannot understand all the marketing behind some simple sandals
Making money bro
Do they have sandals for more narrow feet, for folx who still need to expand their smushed feet? Haha I think suuuuuper wide toe box would look weird af on my teeny tiny feet.
Considering getting the circadian lifestyle sandals.
But are they worth the 80 plus dollars? Kinda expensive for me.
How are they if you step on glass or sharp objects? That's what I want to know.
You know how you rub a balloon on your hair or socks on the carpet or shirt whatever, and you become statically charged? If you stand there that charge dissapates. That requires no grounding materials. This is why those working with high voltage must wear truly non grounding shoes, or use platforms. Mostly all materials move charge between them, small or not, things come to a stable equilibrium, and charge changes all the time, with normal shoes or no shoes.
Just gotta becareful with claims about health and grounding and electrons, without good science to back up such claims. Thousands will sell you x and say it does y, without any evidence.
They're sick sandles and great review man. But the grounding aspect had no scientific backing for anything related to antioxidants, I mean which antioxidants? Was there a study with good science, repeated and peer reviewed? Or is this a hypothesis with minimal testing?
It's marketing, unless we have evidence of some kind to support their hypothesis. Ideas are cool that innovate, but you're grounded man with whatever shoes you wear, that's why you die if you have just a few milliamps pass through you and the ground.
Hey, Dmitri! Good point. You are grounded with any shoes, but you are "more grounded" with a more conductible shoe like this sandal or any other with copper, for example... I did a test in home. With a normal "nike shoes" or any flip flop, my voltage was around 1~2v, but if a lift my feet of the ground, my voltage was around 3v... But with this grounding shoes, my voltage was around 0.3~0.1v... So despite every shoe is conductible, they are not good conductible. If I touch my notebook with my feet away from the floor, my voltage is around astonishing 15v, but with regular flip flop is around 7v and with a grounding shoe it's 1~2v if my feet are inside the house or 0,3v if my feet is directly on the earth. There is a nice article about grounding "J Inflamm Res. 2015; 8: 83-96. doi: 10.2147/JIR.S69656" . It's well written and peer-reviewed.
@@kefirmomo1570 Great observation regarding it! I also read that article and its very good. I appreciate you and your comment, thanks!
@@CadePriorFilms Just curious to know what state is live in and if you have warm weather most of the year ?
I feel this. But these shoes also support foot/overall alignment. Like well made Mexican huaraches
@@kefirmomo1570 The authors of that paper are all contractors for a company that sells grounding products (and sponsors this research..), and two of the authors own shares in it. That's a huge conflict of interest. And JIR is a low-impact open access journal, owned by a publisher with a history of predatory publishing. I'd take anything I read in it with a massive grain of salt. If anyone finds a well committed study in a reputable journal with no commercial conflict of interest, I'd love to read it.
Im sold
Great work on your vids. Enjoy your content. Love to hear your opinion on Vivobarefoot shoes. Regards
I love Vivo! They make some great looking shoes. And the ones I own from them, are holding up great!
Thanks for the comment and support!!
I have the Vivobarefoot Scotts, Ra 2, Primus Lites, and Primus Trail FG. For some odd reason the boots and dressier shoes have a wider toe box, which I love. But the sports/activity shoes are more narrow and you'll feel it when your feet starts to splay more (my pinky toes hurt). I've tried running in the Primus Trail FG and Lites and did not like the feeling. Also, Vivobarefoot needs to have better quality control, I've had to go through the hassle of exchanging pairs in the past. I wear my skinners to run and they feel great. With that being said, I bought my first pair of Xero Prios and they are wide at the toe box and are super comfortable. They are my go to shoes for walking but I have not used them to run in yet.
Why does he remind me so much of Jullian Smith 😂
Whenever I have my sandals on, I have to force myself to not take them off and then take them off afterwards, so I just hardly ever wear them in the first place and to barefoot like normal.
Have you compared the Circadian Adventure vs Circadian Lifestyle? Just wondering if the difference in the width of the webbing has pros and cons?
!! great content, thank you, brother !!
Hi Cade!
Your discount code does not work anymore. Dod it change? Or is not available anymore? Thank you
Sorry about that! Its Prior10
Can't believe I'm just now stumbling upon this video... Been into the minimalist/barefoot shoe thing for a while and have been modifying vintage styles of sneakers - Went with the Luna sandals last year which I love but the rubber footbed gives me blisters when I run in them - bought the Bedrock sandals but those things are way to narrow - Was thinking of making my own and wanting to figure out how to ground them as well.... AND here we are - I could have just went with these all along - These are my next purchase :)
How did you handle the discomfort in between your toes on the thong section of the laces? I’ve been using my sandals and they are painful even after loosening the laces .
Guerita18 I wondered this also! As I’m looking at buying a pair.. any recommendations if not these ,
This is interesting, I personally have experienced no pain :( otherwise I would’ve mentioned it. I would experiment with a few things. Try giving them a break from wearing them. Then try wearing them again and do this periodically to break the sandals in. Your feet might just have to adapt to the new “thing” being there. I would also recommend reaching out to the company themselves as they have great customer service. And can provide more info.
On their website they said to pinch the lace right by your toes and twist it. You can twist it left or right to make it more comfortable :)
May I know a price?
Hello Cade good review man. I like the sandal they look like they will work for me. I was worried about the backstrap at first but when you show how it comes off I know this will probably work for my foot. Having a very very wide feet makes it very difficult to find sandals for my feet especially shoes. I never liked shoes from a baby and growing up. It was flip flops for me even in the winter 30 degree temperature I'm wearing flip-flops. Yes I wear flip-flops year round( if I can fit my foot in the flip flop)Do you know if they make the sandals for wide feet the website didn't say. I see your big toe it's just a tad small then my big toe and when you move your toes did not slide off the bed. I'm just wondering about that. is the footbed that grippy cuz that's a plus if it is. Glad you don't have wide feet like me man.I like how you are doing things with barefoot👣 on your Channel it is awesome man just awesome. Keep up the good work man.👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣👣
Why use sandals instead of actually barefoot? I think in nature we should be able to use are feet actually as intended, I'm just starting my barefoot journey, having bought my first pair of barefoot shoes last year. I completely understand the need for foot ware when in public spaces, it's what our society has deemed the norm. But when hiking, or doing other wildlife activities, why? is it to be more protected from sharp rocks and objects on the ground? I am genuinely curious and ask wanting to learn something.
"is it too jurastic?"
now walk on glass shards with these
Big hobby of yours?
@@benjamincervantes2729 Yup, it helped by implementing it into my perfect morning routine
I don't understand the copper thing.
Have you tried Curious Red Maku sandals?
Hey, I havent! But they look interesting! my worry with just looking at them first glance is they don't look like they have a lot of sensitivity and not sure if they are zero drop
Donde puedo encontrar o comprar estas sandalias soy de México
Tienes que comprarlo en su sitio web, hacen entregas internacionales.
earthrunners.com
Does anybody know if these run big or small in general?
On the website where you order them, go to the size page and you can print off a size sheet to try your foot against. A great resource.
I think the whole grounding thing is silly. I’m not talking about being barefoot though I’m just talking about the grounding part. Standing in the grass barefooted is not setting special nature ions to your body. I believe you feel better because you took off the restive shoes. You don’t feel better from chakras and nature energy. You feel good because you are doing a better thing for your body. The weird grounding rod is a gimmick in my opinion and I can’t find any real evidence that it works the way some of these companies say it does.
Yeah im pissed cause i only live 14 hrs away from where they ship...its been 2 weeks literally and they are still not here....they lied about 2 day shipping when they already send 2 day shipping....they do not send them 5-10 business days after you purchase them....i purchased at 930 am on the 25th....and they werent made until the next week after i ordered them....they werent sent out on saturday neither....they sent them out today the 8th how many days after purchasing them is that now!?!?!? They were sent out tech 12+ days after i purchased them....
"Business" days which is RIDICULOUS you need to go by shipping DAYS!!!!! They LIE....to get more money out of people....i paid 1 for some stupid app that didnt even work....paid for 2 day shipping and yeah lol it hasnt been 2 days....they need to change their options or they wont be open for much longer!!!!
wy do i need to be grounded?
Do they absorb sweat
Yes for the most part. My feet don't generally sweat in them though. as they allow my feet to breath.
Sold
Why is it necessary to have that side strap hanging out?
Also, as “grounding shoes “ does is that tiny bit of copper offer the same amount of grounding as having a larger contact with the earth? That is, the size of grounding is unimportant?
which model is that exactly? :)
Hey, They're the circadian lifestyle sandals - Color was chosen as Silver at time of purchase.
Stay Safe!
His name is Cade Prior 😉
for someone who lives in USA $83 is not a big deal but seriously? I wonder what's the cost of making a pair of those. Seems like a rip-off to me.
But do they earth tho?
It’s all fun and games till you stub your toe or step in “it”.
Try Xeros, best in class
I have a pair of Xero sandals which I’ve learned to like a lot . I have the less expensive pair which surprisingly I’ve used for hiking in the Phoenix, Az metro area which is very rocky in places. The sandals in this video seem similar and maybe slightly better quality which you for of course. Still seems like a quality product.
Very Greek
Why should you care if you are electrically grounded? Other than slightly increasing your chance of being shocked under certainly circumstances I doubt it makes a huge difference.
I’m looking for minimalist sandals for trail running, but i live in the Tampa florida area which happens to have a lot lightening strikes. Our hockey team is even called the lightening. Why would i want to be grounded. I want a plain rubber sole I don’t want to be ground for lightening to go through.
@@mmagscott Lightning has a high enough voltage that it probably doesn't matter what your shoes are.
And you have gorgeous feet too. Wow.
Most painful shoes ever. How am I the only one having this experience? I’ve tried every possible adjustment. Talked to customer service for 45 minutes. Immense excruciating pain when walking in them. Can’t imagine running or hiking in them. These shoes suck! So bummed I fell for the buzzwords and simple aesthetic. This company doesn’t care about you. It’s a gimmick. Their literally like wearing medieval torture devices. I call bullshit on this review. Who paid you?
good sandals - annoying reviewer
They dont look like men sandals though, personally to me, they look too feminine.
You don’t feel ashamed for showing ur toes ?
@@brodeur7 Right!
His feet and toes are beautiful and very nice. He has very nice feet and has all the right to wear what he wants especially if his feet look good and are well taken care of
Jesus had healthy feet. He walked hundreds of miles without a problem. Enough said. Just one little request. I was listening to this while my 6-year-old daughter was in the room. Would you consider cutting the vulgar language, please?
Maybe you should be a responsible parent and listen at a low volume or how about not around your child. Karen.
Fuck no, the rest of us enjoy it…
They dont look like men sandals though, personally to me, they look too feminine.