Oranginer

Literally, the first day of receiving these, so I may update once they’re more worn in. Motivation for buying them was for gym weight training. Please treat this as first impression: Slightly heavier than I expected, but not to any detriment. They feel substantial, so my feeling is they’re a hybrid between barefoot and a running shoe. I have wide feet and I’m really happy with the fit. Zero packaging experience, just literally arrived in a plastic clear sealed bag. The elastic draw laces are thin. Effective, but bit concerned they might fail in time. That said, they have a clever Velcro end to prevent the loose send from flapping. I have size 12 up feet, and I’ve gone for 48’s, which fit really well. I’d say the heel strike isn’t great, but I appreciate that’s kind of the point of barefoot running, that you don’t heel strike. Feels like good integration of fabric to rubber sole. In short, really happy with them. Hoping they serve me well.

Good for walking and stable for use ar the gym

Good quality

Good quality.

It is a great wide toe shoe, better than any regular narrow toe shoe. The front end can feel little funny with the extra rubber on the toes, could feel little bit irritating sometimes, the shoe has a good insole, very foamy (it is not a flat insole) . It is good for walks and daily use but sure not for hiking or anything little more than daily use. Overall i like it and still use it.

I ordered 39 size, it is my size, however shoes is too small

Amo mis Oranginer, sobre todo en este color son muy cómodos para caminar, al tener una suela flexible dan bastante retroalimentación sobre el suelo a los pies, la parte frontal del zapato es anda y permite que los dedos de los pies tengan espacio evitando la formación de juanetes y la atrofia progresiva de los dedos del pie. Tengo otros zapatos descalzos pero estos son mis favoritos.

Great

Sin muy cómodos para trabajar

I am fond of Merrell's trail gloves, but they tend to be a bit expensive and too colourful. It's getting difficult to find a plain dark coloured one. These are much cheaper, and feel more "barefoot", including the "Vibram 5 finger"-esque look (which I am honestly not too fond of. But they are very comfortable to walk on. They're also better ventilated and feel cooler. They are more cushiony than the Merrell's trail gloves when walking around. I don't run in them, so that's fine. I use them for office work, where I need to sit in an office chair and move it around. The fantastic grip is great for this purpose, as I hate it when I'm trying to push the chair forward and backward while seated and am unable to get a good grip on the floor to do this easily. The fact that the soles curve around the heel and the toebox only makes it better.

They slip off very easily.