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Los amé mientras duraron
Se sienten muy cómodos. Son bastante amplios tanto a lo ancho como a lo alto de los dedos. Los usé casi a diario desde que los compré, para estar en casa y para pasear en el parque. Viajar con ellos es genial porque ocupan poco espacio y son ligeros. Los usé muy poco para trail o senderismo ya que la suela no tiene buen agarre, prefiero mis v-trail. Año y medio despues ya no se ven los dibujos en las suelas, creo que es normal pero empezaron a despegarse poco a poco de la junturas de las puntas, me parece que es un defecto del material.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2022
Size: 7Color: BlackVerified Purchase
I am a Nike girl usually, I’ve tried other brands but I always come back to them. So far I really like these shoes. I have worn them for 4 workouts so far, one cardio, one leg day and 2 arm days. Quality seems good and they are so light and surprisingly comfortable for very little cushion.
Pros: they are less bulky than the Xero prio which I had to return. Toe box is a good size for me, I have shorter toes and the ball of my foot is a bit wide so I sized down to a 7. I usually wear a 7- 7.5 for comparison in most athletic shoes. For instance in nike my metcons are a 7.5 but my free runs are a 7. On clouds are a 7, ASICS 7.5. I see a lot of people saying to go up a size, but it really depends on foot shape. It matters for the distance from the ball of foot to end of toes. If you have regular length toes go with your normal size, long toes maybe go up a half size. The straps on the side serve to pull your heel up and stabilize the ball of foot and adjust to your foot position which is cool. The zero lift is working out great for stability for me. Flexibility really allows you to feel connected with the ground
The only con I have so far is that the back of the shoe comes up a little high and rubs on my Achilles a little bit. I have already gotten used to it.
Pros: they are less bulky than the Xero prio which I had to return. Toe box is a good size for me, I have shorter toes and the ball of my foot is a bit wide so I sized down to a 7. I usually wear a 7- 7.5 for comparison in most athletic shoes. For instance in nike my metcons are a 7.5 but my free runs are a 7. On clouds are a 7, ASICS 7.5. I see a lot of people saying to go up a size, but it really depends on foot shape. It matters for the distance from the ball of foot to end of toes. If you have regular length toes go with your normal size, long toes maybe go up a half size. The straps on the side serve to pull your heel up and stabilize the ball of foot and adjust to your foot position which is cool. The zero lift is working out great for stability for me. Flexibility really allows you to feel connected with the ground
The only con I have so far is that the back of the shoe comes up a little high and rubs on my Achilles a little bit. I have already gotten used to it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2022
I like lightweight shoes, and these are listed at around 5 oz. They are certainly lighter than the Nike Flex Contact shoes I have been using for dance fitness. The color is a beautiful sky blue, and they fit like slippers with lugs on the bottom. The uppers stretch perfectly around my foot to create a sock-like feel. Awesome!
While I love the shoes, they could not replace my worn out Flex Contact shoes, so I ordered the last one in stock in my size (I wish they would reintroduce those!). On a rug, the lugs underneath interfered with movement and tore up the rug. Bummer. I don't know if I would run in these on pavement, but I will keep them.
Since I prefer more cushioning than a true barefoot runner, I replaced the insoles with a slightly thicker insole. You can replace with orthotics, but I kept it true to barefoot running and have no arch support. I want my arches to strengthen. Plus, I have flat feet.
A local shoe store rep. checked my foot and declared me a true 9, not a wide as I thought, and not the 8.5 I used to be. These shoes fit without sizing up or down.
While I love the shoes, they could not replace my worn out Flex Contact shoes, so I ordered the last one in stock in my size (I wish they would reintroduce those!). On a rug, the lugs underneath interfered with movement and tore up the rug. Bummer. I don't know if I would run in these on pavement, but I will keep them.
Since I prefer more cushioning than a true barefoot runner, I replaced the insoles with a slightly thicker insole. You can replace with orthotics, but I kept it true to barefoot running and have no arch support. I want my arches to strengthen. Plus, I have flat feet.
A local shoe store rep. checked my foot and declared me a true 9, not a wide as I thought, and not the 8.5 I used to be. These shoes fit without sizing up or down.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2022
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2022
Size: 10Color: BlackVerified Purchase
After becoming increasingly frustrated by the thick cushions on my well-worn Nikes, I decided to give barefoot running a try. These shoes were an instant success.
Pros:
They are utterly comfortable. There’s a soft, thin cushion and wraparound tops. I wanted to wear them to bed, but my husband objected.
Excellent traction
The soles are thin and flexible but sturdy enough to withstand the pebbles on the dirt road where I run.
Don’t even_think_about landing with a heel strike in these shoes. The padding isn’t thick enough to cushion the bone-breaking impact. These shoes train you to run on the balls of your feet which engage the body's natural shock-absorbing function of your calves.
My running speed increased by about 30% the first time I put them on. They train your body to run with the most efficient use of body mechanics.
Compared to my Merrill barefoot trail runners, I prefer these shoes for running outdoors because of their thin cushion. I have also run in the Merrills, which are fine, but not quite as soft.
The size 10 is a snug but appropriate fit.
Cons:
You can’t wear them to bed.
UPDATE JANUARY 2023: These shoes have excellent traction on snow and ice. You may want to wear a warm pair of socks for jogging below 20 F (17 C)
Pros:
They are utterly comfortable. There’s a soft, thin cushion and wraparound tops. I wanted to wear them to bed, but my husband objected.
Excellent traction
The soles are thin and flexible but sturdy enough to withstand the pebbles on the dirt road where I run.
Don’t even_think_about landing with a heel strike in these shoes. The padding isn’t thick enough to cushion the bone-breaking impact. These shoes train you to run on the balls of your feet which engage the body's natural shock-absorbing function of your calves.
My running speed increased by about 30% the first time I put them on. They train your body to run with the most efficient use of body mechanics.
Compared to my Merrill barefoot trail runners, I prefer these shoes for running outdoors because of their thin cushion. I have also run in the Merrills, which are fine, but not quite as soft.
The size 10 is a snug but appropriate fit.
Cons:
You can’t wear them to bed.
UPDATE JANUARY 2023: These shoes have excellent traction on snow and ice. You may want to wear a warm pair of socks for jogging below 20 F (17 C)
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