KricelyMen's Minimalist Barefoot Shoes Wide Toe Box Workout Shoes Zero Drop Sole Trail Running Shoes

I have bought this type of shoes for years now for walking my dogs in the woods and have loved loved loved them. I don't slip. The sole flexibility allows me to feel the ground with my feet. I am way more stable. Plus they are light weight, breath and even if I miss judge and end up stepping in water it's no big deal. I recently went to buy a new pair and all I can find were ones with holes in the bottom. If you are at the beach that maybe fine. If you are hiking in the woods it is gross. Muddy water soaked up into my shoes. It's gross, animals poop in the woods. I hate it. Now my feet are always wet with who knows what. These shoes are one of the few that don't have holes. Not everyone is using these at the beach. And honestly they didn't dry faster.My only con with this specific shoe is they run small. I gave the pair to my mom because they were too small. She is always looking for a comfortable pair of shoes, but never tried this type of shoe. She loves them! I would buy a pair for me but there is no 10.5 :-(

Nothing to dislike. Feels like a slipper or moccasin. Great styling and price. I use them mainly for indoor use and just walking. Most comfortable shoe I have ever bought.

I have three pairs of these and rotate them. They are light, comfortable and wear well. I want to get more of them.

I purchased the black/blue model USA size 9.5, which arrived labeled at size 43. The shoe was smaller than other 9.5 or 43 shoes I have worn. The upper and tongue have a two-layered fabric, which is light and flexible. The toe box was narrower than expected. The stretchy laces and upper allow you to easily put on and remove the shoes.As with true barefoot shoes, the heel is not higher than the forefoot and the sole is thin and flexy, allowing a natural foot plant. Do not expect arch support or cushioning. The shoe is similar to many cheap water shoes, but no holes in the sole and a slight bit of padding in the heel counter. The sole looks like it might be suited for trail running. But, if you want a sturdier shoe with better lockdown and with a bit thicker sole, I suggest looking at the bargain “trail running” shoes by Mifawa.

I love these and have two pair.I wear US men's 9 or 9.5 for most shoes andI have a pair of Kricelys in US M10.5/EU44 as easy slip-ons that I've been using nearly daily for over a year, and then bought another pair in 9.5/43 that fit more snugly for running.They're amazingly comfortable, durable shoes for people with minimalist inclinations. They feel neutral, flat, and flexible with no annoying arch support. The uppers are soft and comfortable with no irritating seams or stiff edges.I had no problem wearing them daily for walking and casual use, but I did ease into minimalist running, building mileage slowly and doing foot and calf conditioning exercises. Now, I feel quick and springy running in these, and regular running shoes feel like energy-sapping marshmallows encasing my feet.Have fun!

Good fit, great price

Advertised as a cross trainer athlete shoe. Actually it’s has a very soft pliable sole and breathable upper that is very much suited for getting wet and being a water shoe. The wider toe area is very nice, actually not too wide and definitely not narrow.The shoe has elastic straps to tighten. The sole has tread perfect for beach, rocky river bottoms, or sandy shores.Why 3 stars? Minus 1 star Because it’s advertised as some kind of exercise/gym/trail running shoe.I guess you could do all that, go for it. I don’t imagine it would do any of those well. I prefer an item that is specifically designed for one thing only and will do one thing well.This is perfect for kayaking and launching from rocky rivers.Minus 1 star because of the fit. I wear a size 10.5. Not 11, not 10. I rolled the dice on 10 and way too uncomfortably small.I’ll wear them kayaking nevertheless and hope they wear out soon.

this fit is as expected and more, I am crosstraining in my garage and this fits great, wide at the toe area which is needed! So, so far so good now lets see how it hangs in there

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