For the past 10 years, I have only worn Vibram five-finger shoes everyday (except for the rare rainy day in Phoenix, AZ when I wear my uncomfortable, 15 yo pair of Pumas). I use them for work, hiking, running, and casually about town. Lately, their styles and prices have moved beyond my comfort range. This video gives me hope for an affordable, more traditional looking barefoot experience. Thank you!
Thank you for your research and reviews. I’m loving my 18 month transition to barefoot shoes. I work in a corporate environment so it’s challenging to find suitable non sneaker-esque shoes for work. But happy to see movement with barefoot shoe companies!
I absolutely love all my five fingers!! I have been wearing them for years. I use them for casual, hiking kayaking just about anything that doesn't require a boot. I honestly do find them a bit pricey, but at the same time I think I've gained balance agility and the more comfortable gate when I walk. I noticed when I have to go back to boots for a long time my hips hurt. That doesn't happen in my five fingers ever.
I used to buy $150-250 wide hiking boots for work. I more but whitin shoes… feet feel better and shoes actually last longer than those expensive boots. I just purchased the socks and they’re awesome
I have tried several minimal shoes and the most comfortable and versatile were also the cheapest: Saguaro. I think they're especially great if you like a secure but not restrictive fit. My Xero Mesa Trail 2 are the total opposite. Their fit is far too imprecise (too much space) for me
Can you do a review for those of us who stand all day at work, I really suffer with sore feet, ankles and knees from standing for up to 8hrs a day at work as I'm sure alot of people do in retail, hospitality and nursing.
Been able to support a couple of barefoot startups on kickstarter. It really is an exciting time for barefoot shoes. Just hope there’s some more versatility with soles soon, would love to have a barefoot dance shoe.
I got the Whitin Canvas Minimalist Sneakers 6 months ago for 40 bucks. Great purchase, look like Vans but are drastically more comfortable (and affordable).
@@Watcher4187 yes I have them too and they're great. The canvas is much better imo than the other version. I also waterproofed them with a spray and it works great, as I'd get wet feet from shallow puddles often.
I had the xero prios but they are not wide went up half size and still not wide enough and the uppers did not last long enough. I got a pair of Sagauros and they are much wider my feet love the room they have the strechy top is nice I like and don't mind at all the look of water shoe.
I used to have a pare of five-fingers that I wore only while hiking. Ditched them when I moved for some reason... :( Just got another pair and am wearing them almost everywhere. Was wearing flip-flops, but your feet get dirty... Going to get a few more five-fingers for different occasions - they're amazingly comfortable and now that i've really discovered barefoot shoes, I'll stick with them until my feet finish spreading back out. :)
A few years ago ago i went to a podoloog , i had to bring several shoes, and all soles where to flexible for my feet, i had to buy a shoe with thick and foam soles, and in the few years a have a support sole init it let it adjust a few times, because inhad more feet problems. Now i had the samen, i though again adjusting, i gonna try a barefoot shoe. Already used the silicon toe thingies. I use them now 1,5 week and yestrday and today i started walking outside with them after used to them. I do already feel i dont need any adjustment to the soles, but i did not wear my Xensible shoes as long as i have the barefootshoes. I already love them my feet feel better. And then i stumled onti your YT chanel for strenghtening the ankle , hips, feet. 👌
If looking for a pair of boots for military use… which options are there? They have to be brown otherwise I’m not allowed to wear them in the danish army.
So just getting into the barefoot footwear and chose joomra, they looked very ; ) similar to another brand so thought sure I'll try them. I have three different brands waiting in my cart right now, lol. Next month I'll try another brand, at the very least I can wear them for morning walks and kayaking.
Been thinking about switching to barefoot shoes but I work all day on concrete in a cold environment where the floors are often wet and slick additionally, just at my job alone I am walking 7 to 10 mi a day not including all the lifting I'm doing of things 30 to 60 lb from Floor to chest height and sometimes overhead at least 15 reps every 20 minutes I have to switch between multiple shoes just to minimize foot pain. I'd like to switch but I have tight calves and foot pain already and I'm worried switching to those even for one day would make it worse but I don't know. I tend to wear through shoes in about 30 to 60 days
What if you are old and your wrong shapes and movements are well established and your ankles stiff. For example, I am 75, one ankle doesn't want to flex at all, one leg turns out at the hip and one foot has a slight bunion. Can I still fix things?
you can't fix it, but you can make it more comfortable for yourself, but if you're unsure, keep walking in what you usually do, otherwise you have to proceed very carefully, think of it as learning to walk again, take it easy try wearing barefoot shoes when you walk from your living room to the kitchen try for a month and see if you have no problems there try from the living room to the kitchen to the garden add an extra room in a month remember take care of yourself it may hurt a bit to start with but remember, take it easy, try foot massage once a day, hope it works for you and good luck :)
I wear my Vibram Five Finger Insulated V-Trek shoes every day for any and all activities. The laces allow the adjusting for any swelling of my feet throughout the day. My Xero Prio shoes..not so great: They are far too snug around the ankle and the toe box needs to be wider/bigger if I’m going to buy from that company ever again.
PS. No. In case anyone’s thinking it: My Xero Prio problem is not a sizing issue. More like a flaw in the design of the shoe in my opinion. They’re ok when I’m walking but as soon as I stop or sit down I feel my circulation getting cut off around the ankle and feel pressure on my little toe.
My son has broken once and sprained twice his left ankle... he recently tore his acl and we think the ankle had a lot to do with it. We are 5 months into his rehab. Are there barefoot basketball shoes or what is the best shoe for running and doing plyos. Thanks!
I play ball in Altra Lone Peaks. Wide toe box (which is way better for not rolling an ankle), & zero drop but with cushion. I've also played in water shoes and these shoes on amazon called Whitins like the ones his lady wears in the vid but I think their true barefoot trail ones are better for basketball. The knees over toes guy does plyo work in xero prios which are in the video.
Undisputed barefoot shoes? lol not even close. My go-to brand is Hobibear. I ordered a dozen of pairs before prices go up :) I wear the leather ones to work, and the rest on my day to day life, as they’re more breathable. Zero drop, flexible thin soles, really wide toe box (that’s allowed me to drop a whole shoe size), and they are actually affordable.
Durability is a big factor with barefoot shoes unfortunately. All the ones ive had from the nike frees in 2005 to vibram 5 fingers in 2012 to new balance minimus in 2013 all fell apart quickly
I have a question instead of a comment. I hope to get an answer from you. I like the idea of barefoot shoes but I've got sensitive thin soles and never walked barefoot as a child. Also the running shoes I've been wearing for the past few years (not for running - I'm 80 years old!) stop me from pronating when I walk. I worry about going back to square one if I wear barefoot shoes. And yes, I do have bunions but they haven't gone very far yet.
Start with Altras or the Whitins that look like Keds. Altras have a wide toe box and zero drop heel like barefoot shoes but they have cushioning, great transition. Or just use the shoes you have and get a cheap pair of water or barefoot shoes and you slowly build up your feet by wearing them walking 5 min, then 10 etc. You could do the same in grass or dirt with just your bare feet. They will get stronger, you will be able to go longer and it can heal leg and even some back ailments. It took me a few months to adapt and the 6 months for all my leg and feet problems to go away. Any questions let me know. I'm passionate about it.
I bought a pair of whitin trail shoe in 2020 and wore it for four years, I only mow in them now as they have blown out. but 10 dollars a year got me into barefoot shoes.
As a consumer of barefoot footwear, my favorite model continues to be huaraches. You can run a marathon in them or take them to a wedding, and they are not very expensive.
I want something with a wide toe and completely flat. But I don't want to feel the ground. I live in etnes and vans . Unbearably comfortable. But not gym shoes. I brought some puma smash but the heal rise and toe pinch is agony. What should I get . Nothing nerdy they need to look normal. Preferably a recognisable household name brand.
I’m a Vibram Five Finger fanatic and my V-Trek shoes are my go to shoes for every day wear. So far they’ve cost me 33 cents per day. That’s according to my formula of Price divided by days used. Not days used divided by price. Apart from your mix up with your formula this is an awesome vid. Thanks.
@@valdius85 Thank you for your reply! My nieces are ages 8 and 6. I looked on Saguaro's website, and the kids shoes are reasonably priced. They're no more expensive than the Sketchers my sister and her husband normally buy for their kids. I'll pass your recommendation onto them.
@@valdius85 Thank you for your reply! My nieces are ages 8 and 6. They go through a lot of shoes because they're growing. So, if my sister and brother-in-law have to buy multiple pairs, that's no big deal. I'll pass your recommendation onto them.
I switched to barefoot shoes about 2 years ago , and i LOVE Vibram's soles (for their barefoot models of course) ! My first barefoot shoes were Furoshiki by Vibram, i also have KSO eco, and generally i feel that they give feeling of being barefoot more than other brands. I also like Vivo barefoot, they have good thin soles, they are light, flexible and have cool designs (not very cheep though).
i am glad I stumbled on this channel but what's the sense in buying barefoot shoes without buying any barefoot socks to match. Other that the shoes, the narrow socks j add to the damaged feet. I don't see any videos on socks or do they not make socks to match the width of the barefoot shoes. Seems counter productive. Any suggestions?
Great video. Could you write the list of the shoes you introduced? (I looked for "zero hammer?" based on what you mentioned but I may have heard it wrong.. couldn't find it.)
Versality will likely decrease durability. What's wrong with not using certain shoes very much? Do your shoes expire if you don't use them haha, I don't think so. Better to have several specialised shoes
I'm noticing that the barefoot shoe companies are incorporating toe springs, more and more. Can you find some that are extra wide and have no toe springs?
I have bunion, flat feet along with Knee & lower back pain. I have tried to walk barefoot, flat shoes, wide toe box running shoes, i could not walk far or long (< 5min) or if i tried to walk (has wore it out) i will walk like an old granny, could not walk even just 2 steps 😂 2min walk takes me at 15min to finish... Only, after put on my custom made insoles, will i able to walk "freely" or normally... In my situation, what barefoot shoes will you recommend me to try on or strategies... I have the agony for > 15yrs! I have stopped my weekly running of 11km (15yrs ago), hiking (3yrs ago), walking 5000steps is what i can maintain for the time being! Looking forward to live pain free! Thank you 😅
I feel sorry for you living in pain for such a long period. It is clear barefoot shoes are not a solution for your problems. Bless you and wish you the best.
Hello, as someone from Arizona (where Saguaro cacti grow natively), I gotta let you know how to pronounce Saguaro. It uses a Spanish pronunciation, Sah-wore-oh. The G is silent.
I have an issue about buying barefoot shoes. Because i play basketball as a pro and i dont know if using barefoot shoes daily, will then make my feet uncomfortable while using basketball shoes.
Importing shoes into Canada is brutal. There are some legit sellers though. Sole Freedom has the Prio for $140 CAD with free shipping, they're sold out of a lot of sizes at the moment though. I've bought from them before, they're the real deal, fast shipping too! There's also Cool East Market and Distance Runwear for alternative options. :)
I agree! A better alternative is to get good quality water shoes. I got a pair of Jambu JBU water shoes that I wear when working out at the gym. I wasn't looking for those shoes specifically when I bought them, I just happened to come across them on sale at Foot Locker. These water shoes feel great when running on a treadmill or when using the weight machines. And best of all, they only cost $25. So when they wear out, it won't cost me much to replace them. All those expensive barefoot shoes featured in this video have soles that look no different than water shoes.
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Check the full list of shoes here: bfs.fit/budget-barefoot-shoes
thank you!
For the past 10 years, I have only worn Vibram five-finger shoes everyday (except for the rare rainy day in Phoenix, AZ when I wear my uncomfortable, 15 yo pair of Pumas). I use them for work, hiking, running, and casually about town. Lately, their styles and prices have moved beyond my comfort range. This video gives me hope for an affordable, more traditional looking barefoot experience. Thank you!
I bought my last pair on eBay.
Thank you for your research and reviews. I’m loving my 18 month transition to barefoot shoes. I work in a corporate environment so it’s challenging to find suitable non sneaker-esque shoes for work. But happy to see movement with barefoot shoe companies!
I absolutely love all my five fingers!! I have been wearing them for years. I use them for casual, hiking kayaking just about anything that doesn't require a boot. I honestly do find them a bit pricey, but at the same time I think I've gained balance agility and the more comfortable gate when I walk. I noticed when I have to go back to boots for a long time my hips hurt. That doesn't happen in my five fingers ever.
I used to buy $150-250 wide hiking boots for work. I more but whitin shoes… feet feel better and shoes actually last longer than those expensive boots. I just purchased the socks and they’re awesome
I have tried several minimal shoes and the most comfortable and versatile were also the cheapest: Saguaro. I think they're especially great if you like a secure but not restrictive fit. My Xero Mesa Trail 2 are the total opposite. Their fit is far too imprecise (too much space) for me
My Saguaro (the one with the elastic upper) is my go to when travelling. Just a pity they aesthetic wise, they are less versatile.
I recommend TSLA Trail Running Shoes. I've had mine for nearly 3 years and use them for the gym and everyday tasks. They're less than $40.
Can you do a review for those of us who stand all day at work, I really suffer with sore feet, ankles and knees from standing for up to 8hrs a day at work as I'm sure alot of people do in retail, hospitality and nursing.
i work in the hospitality (hotel) and we walk and stand all day on dress shoes , it’s horrible trying to find a dress shoe that is barefoot/zero drop
I have the Hykes Pinnacle and love them, also love that they donate a pair with each purchase.
Been able to support a couple of barefoot startups on kickstarter. It really is an exciting time for barefoot shoes. Just hope there’s some more versatility with soles soon, would love to have a barefoot dance shoe.
For the love of god someone needs to create barefoot workboots that are OSHA and CSA (Canada) approved
i bought a pair of Whitin cross-trainers for indoor training and I am quite happy with them. Normal price $63
Yea, they are pretty solid barefoot shoes 👌
Had 2 whitins already. Good stuff for the price
I got the Whitin Canvas Minimalist Sneakers 6 months ago for 40 bucks. Great purchase, look like Vans but are drastically more comfortable (and affordable).
@@Watcher4187 yes I have them too and they're great. The canvas is much better imo than the other version. I also waterproofed them with a spray and it works great, as I'd get wet feet from shallow puddles often.
Thank u guys for the reviews!
I was looking for more opinions in the comments, I think im going to order some
I had the xero prios but they are not wide went up half size and still not wide enough and the uppers did not last long enough. I got a pair of Sagauros and they are much wider my feet love the room they have the strechy top is nice I like and don't mind at all the look of water shoe.
I used to have a pare of five-fingers that I wore only while hiking. Ditched them when I moved for some reason... :(
Just got another pair and am wearing them almost everywhere. Was wearing flip-flops, but your feet get dirty...
Going to get a few more five-fingers for different occasions - they're amazingly comfortable and now that i've really discovered barefoot shoes, I'll stick with them until my feet finish spreading back out. :)
Definitely the Vimes school of thought on shoes. Terry Pratchett nailed it with that character
A disc world reference in the wild!
A few years ago ago i went to a podoloog , i had to bring several shoes, and all soles where to flexible for my feet, i had to buy a shoe with thick and foam soles, and in the few years a have a support sole init it let it adjust a few times, because inhad more feet problems. Now i had the samen, i though again adjusting, i gonna try a barefoot shoe. Already used the silicon toe thingies. I use them now 1,5 week and yestrday and today i started walking outside with them after used to them. I do already feel i dont need any adjustment to the soles, but i did not wear my Xensible shoes as long as i have the barefootshoes. I already love them my feet feel better. And then i stumled onti your YT chanel for strenghtening the ankle , hips, feet. 👌
If looking for a pair of boots for military use… which options are there? They have to be brown otherwise I’m not allowed to wear them in the danish army.
Jim Greene coming out with a BAREFOOT African Ranger. Considering the build quality and resole option, that shoe becomes and instant barefoot value.
Orders them the other day hoping they are great
Somewhat barefoot...the toe box is fairly rounded 😐
@@LAWSON08 they are Easily wider than anything Xero puts out.
Thanks for your videos! Nice quality and good information. Could you recommend some shows for long hospital shifts?
So just getting into the barefoot footwear and chose joomra, they looked very ; ) similar to another brand so thought sure I'll try them. I have three different brands waiting in my cart right now, lol. Next month I'll try another brand, at the very least I can wear them for morning walks and kayaking.
Are these good working on cement floors all day.
Been thinking about switching to barefoot shoes but I work all day on concrete in a cold environment where the floors are often wet and slick additionally, just at my job alone I am walking 7 to 10 mi a day not including all the lifting I'm doing of things 30 to 60 lb from Floor to chest height and sometimes overhead at least 15 reps every 20 minutes I have to switch between multiple shoes just to minimize foot pain. I'd like to switch but I have tight calves and foot pain already and I'm worried switching to those even for one day would make it worse but I don't know. I tend to wear through shoes in about 30 to 60 days
Try Altra, they are cushioned but footshaped
@@slavasss2189 thanks cuz when you look up barefoot shoes for retail workers you don't find a whole lot of suggestions
Just get a couple of cushioned sole inserts for barefoot shoes.
how do barefoot shoes do walking on ancient hard stone sidewalks? also, i have lumbar disc generation, are barefoot shoes ok? thanks
Where is the blog post mentioned in the video?
We have moved the list of budget barefoot shoes (
Love Whitin. I've had Vivos, merrel barefoot line when they made them and others, and id choose my cheap Whitin's anyday.
I use the sister label of whitin called Hobibear for work vegan black leather love the extra wide toe box.
What if you are old and your wrong shapes and movements are well established and your ankles stiff. For example, I am 75, one ankle doesn't want to flex at all, one leg turns out at the hip and one foot has a slight bunion. Can I still fix things?
you can't fix it, but you can make it more comfortable for yourself, but if you're unsure, keep walking in what you usually do, otherwise you have to proceed very carefully, think of it as learning to walk again, take it easy try wearing barefoot shoes when you walk from your living room to the kitchen try for a month and see if you have no problems there try from the living room to the kitchen to the garden add an extra room in a month remember take care of yourself it may hurt a bit to start with but remember, take it easy, try foot massage once a day, hope it works for you and good luck :)
I appreciate the info. Thanks
Thanks for your feedback! really happy to hear that
Can you do a review of the True Linkswear Barefoot Golf shoes?!
I love my Saguaros ❤
I am very impressed with this brand too!
What would be best for just everyday walking and standing thats under $100
I wear my Vibram Five Finger Insulated
V-Trek shoes every day for any and all activities. The laces allow the adjusting for any swelling of my feet throughout the day.
My Xero Prio shoes..not so great: They are far too snug around the ankle and the toe box needs to be wider/bigger if I’m going to buy from that company ever again.
PS. No. In case anyone’s thinking it: My Xero Prio problem is not a sizing issue. More like a flaw in the design of the shoe in my opinion. They’re ok when I’m walking but as soon as I stop or sit down I feel my circulation getting cut off around the ankle and feel pressure on my little toe.
Hobibear are a good option as well?
My son has broken once and sprained twice his left ankle... he recently tore his acl and we think the ankle had a lot to do with it. We are 5 months into his rehab. Are there barefoot basketball shoes or what is the best shoe for running and doing plyos. Thanks!
I play ball in Altra Lone Peaks. Wide toe box (which is way better for not rolling an ankle), & zero drop but with cushion. I've also played in water shoes and these shoes on amazon called Whitins like the ones his lady wears in the vid but I think their true barefoot trail ones are better for basketball. The knees over toes guy does plyo work in xero prios which are in the video.
Undisputed barefoot shoes? lol not even close.
My go-to brand is Hobibear. I ordered a dozen of pairs before prices go up :) I wear the leather ones to work, and the rest on my day to day life, as they’re more breathable. Zero drop, flexible thin soles, really wide toe box (that’s allowed me to drop a whole shoe size), and they are actually affordable.
Durability is a big factor with barefoot shoes unfortunately. All the ones ive had from the nike frees in 2005 to vibram 5 fingers in 2012 to new balance minimus in 2013 all fell apart quickly
I have a question instead of a comment. I hope to get an answer from you. I like the idea of barefoot shoes but I've got sensitive thin soles and never walked barefoot as a child. Also the running shoes I've been wearing for the past few years (not for running - I'm 80 years old!) stop me from pronating when I walk. I worry about going back to square one if I wear barefoot shoes. And yes, I do have bunions but they haven't gone very far yet.
They have videos were they adress this type of problems and explain exercices and how to do the transition slily and safely to barefoot shoes. 😊
Start with Altras or the Whitins that look like Keds. Altras have a wide toe box and zero drop heel like barefoot shoes but they have cushioning, great transition. Or just use the shoes you have and get a cheap pair of water or barefoot shoes and you slowly build up your feet by wearing them walking 5 min, then 10 etc. You could do the same in grass or dirt with just your bare feet. They will get stronger, you will be able to go longer and it can heal leg and even some back ailments. It took me a few months to adapt and the 6 months for all my leg and feet problems to go away. Any questions let me know. I'm passionate about it.
What is your question?
Any waterproof shoes? Because rain ... 🙂
Should have watched to the end, seem to be a lot of them ... thanks very much for this video & the others
U need to consider Groundies. Much better value, beautiful looking, wider toes and has regular sales..
Do within from Amazon canvas
Live life feet first.
Why are minimal shoes so expensive? You pay more for less.
Anyone ever come across a barefoot cleat?
That sounds painful.
Except the Orego and Splay all the others are just ugly looking !
I bought a pair of whitin trail shoe in 2020 and wore it for four years, I only mow in them now as they have blown out. but 10 dollars a year got me into barefoot shoes.
I'm using the sister label of the same shoes Hobibear for work in black vegan leather absolutely love them son far.
As a consumer of barefoot footwear, my favorite model continues to be huaraches. You can run a marathon in them or take them to a wedding, and they are not very expensive.
Link?
@@slavasss2189Huaraches are a type of Mexican sandals that are Pre-Columbian in origin. Xero sells some.
@@slavasss2189TH-cam usually auto deletes any links.
Bro I wear huaraches 8 months of the year.. but wedding?!? 🦶 For a girl maybe 😂
I bought barefoot dress shoes for weddings and to wear with suits. 👞
I want something with a wide toe and completely flat. But I don't want to feel the ground. I live in etnes and vans . Unbearably comfortable. But not gym shoes. I brought some puma smash but the heal rise and toe pinch is agony.
What should I get . Nothing nerdy they need to look normal. Preferably a recognisable household name brand.
for me its Hobibear!!
I’m a Vibram Five Finger fanatic and my V-Trek shoes are my go to shoes for every day wear. So far they’ve cost me 33 cents per day. That’s according to my formula of Price divided by days used. Not days used divided by price. Apart from your mix up with your formula this is an awesome vid. Thanks.
I bought Saguaro for my 2 yo daughter.
She definitely walks differently in them than in other shoes.
I think that was a great choice! I find they make moving a lot more fun
Good to hear they come in kids sizes! I'll pass on this tip to my sister, for her two kids.
@@hamsterama
It’s been 5 months and now we bought four pairs as her feet grows.
My stand stands. Highly recommended.
@@valdius85 Thank you for your reply! My nieces are ages 8 and 6. I looked on Saguaro's website, and the kids shoes are reasonably priced. They're no more expensive than the Sketchers my sister and her husband normally buy for their kids. I'll pass your recommendation onto them.
@@valdius85 Thank you for your reply! My nieces are ages 8 and 6. They go through a lot of shoes because they're growing. So, if my sister and brother-in-law have to buy multiple pairs, that's no big deal. I'll pass your recommendation onto them.
I switched to barefoot shoes about 2 years ago , and i LOVE Vibram's soles (for their barefoot models of course) ! My first barefoot shoes were Furoshiki by Vibram, i also have KSO eco, and generally i feel that they give feeling of being barefoot more than other brands. I also like Vivo barefoot, they have good thin soles, they are light, flexible and have cool designs (not very cheep though).
I'm primarily interested in barefoot shoes because they're so packable. I would love to see a video on the most packable/travel barefoot shoes.
I love barefoot shoes, been wearing the Hykes Vivo and love them, sooo comfy.
Barefoot shoes are not available in Bangladesh, so what to do now so please ans me my questions
Build your own
Incredibly helpful, thank you!
8:26 what shoe is that
Vivo barefoot
i am glad I stumbled on this channel but what's the sense in buying barefoot shoes without buying any barefoot socks to match. Other that the shoes, the narrow socks j add to the damaged feet. I don't see any videos on socks or do they not make socks to match the width of the barefoot shoes. Seems counter productive. Any suggestions?
Great video. Could you write the list of the shoes you introduced? (I looked for "zero hammer?" based on what you mentioned but I may have heard it wrong.. couldn't find it.)
Maybe it was Xero Hana?🤔
You can find all the shoes I mentioned linked here: bfs.fit/budget-barefoot-shoes
Thank you!
@@TheFerchFerch
@@barefootstrength Thank you! I will check the list
I’m confused!
You offer so many, like these & Origo!
Which one do you recommend that’s serves its purpose & is affordable?
Looking for someone to do a gas mileage test on these shoes, how about a $100 Zero vs. a $43 WHITIN, anyone up for the challenge?
Versality will likely decrease durability. What's wrong with not using certain shoes very much? Do your shoes expire if you don't use them haha, I don't think so. Better to have several specialised shoes
Dude What about the South Afrikans? Anything for us that isn’t kak expensive Vivobarefoot or shein water shoes sold by barestep?
I'm noticing that the barefoot shoe companies are incorporating toe springs, more and more. Can you find some that are extra wide and have no toe springs?
Fivefinger fan girl right here. My favs are the super lightweight vi-b. Like gloves for your feets
They actually have a sale at xero shoes. And I got aptos my for actually even less 33 dollars.
Soo...the cheap alternative to an expensive barefoot shoe is an expensive sock? 😅
Anyone have suggestions for affordable quality work / dress shoes?
Really grateful for this video! Thank you!
lol I was waiting for the shoe in the thumbnail and it never came 😏
Pronounced "sawaroh"
great barefoot humor
Are the Xero Hana available for women?
Is a Canadian company
You think these shoes look awesome? Geeze, I wonder what shoes you think look ugly.
I have bunion, flat feet along with Knee & lower back pain.
I have tried to walk barefoot, flat shoes, wide toe box running shoes, i could not walk far or long (< 5min) or if i tried to walk (has wore it out) i will walk like an old granny, could not walk even just 2 steps 😂 2min walk takes me at 15min to finish... Only, after put on my custom made insoles, will i able to walk "freely" or normally...
In my situation, what barefoot shoes will you recommend me to try on or strategies...
I have the agony for > 15yrs! I have stopped my weekly running of 11km (15yrs ago), hiking (3yrs ago), walking 5000steps is what i can maintain for the time being! Looking forward to live pain free! Thank you 😅
I feel sorry for you living in pain for such a long period. It is clear barefoot shoes are not a solution for your problems. Bless you and wish you the best.
My favorite TH-camr. Excellent job, Chris. 💯❤️
Most cheaper brands don't do bigger sizes I've noticed . I can only wear xeros or vivos for this reason, amazon budget brands etc are out
Try Hobibear or Lono
Hello, as someone from Arizona (where Saguaro cacti grow natively), I gotta let you know how to pronounce Saguaro. It uses a Spanish pronunciation, Sah-wore-oh. The G is silent.
Thanks a bunch for letting me know🙏I'll be sure to pronounce it properly from now on 😊
I have an issue about buying barefoot shoes. Because i play basketball as a pro and i dont know if using barefoot shoes daily, will then make my feet uncomfortable while using basketball shoes.
They make barefoot basketball shoes
My question is, for those who have barefoot shoes, will your feet hurt if you step on a small pebble or lego?
nope, that's what the sole's for. just think of them like any other safety or gardening gloves
I'm not sure where where you are, but Amazon Canada is charging $237.31 Cdn for Xero Prio.
That must be a reseller taking a chance. We always use their main site.
Importing shoes into Canada is brutal. There are some legit sellers though. Sole Freedom has the Prio for $140 CAD with free shipping, they're sold out of a lot of sizes at the moment though. I've bought from them before, they're the real deal, fast shipping too! There's also Cool East Market and Distance Runwear for alternative options. :)
So it never rains in Australia?
Never! And when it does, it's like a waterfall ... (sometimes)
Jesus will be returning very soon, be prepared
The cost of this fad is simply insane!! They do not last very long and cost double “real” shoes!
I agree! A better alternative is to get good quality water shoes. I got a pair of Jambu JBU water shoes that I wear when working out at the gym. I wasn't looking for those shoes specifically when I bought them, I just happened to come across them on sale at Foot Locker. These water shoes feel great when running on a treadmill or when using the weight machines. And best of all, they only cost $25. So when they wear out, it won't cost me much to replace them. All those expensive barefoot shoes featured in this video have soles that look no different than water shoes.
What would you recommend for cold and snow?
We did a big review on winter barefoot shoes. The models suitable for snow are at the end: th-cam.com/video/OixZPAdvDvk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wnYD0bYAjp1hKd5Q