Mens Womens Barefoot Boots Snow Boots Wide Toe Box Zero Drop Barefoot Winter Shoes for Hiking Vindra Flex

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100% - the most comfortable 'barefoot', wide-toed, shoes/boots I've ever purchased. Like walking on clouds. Not exaggerating. And if you understand foot mechanics, balance, strength, health, you've likely already been looking for a shoe like this. I've bought so many different brand, styles trying to find a shoe that actually fits. Out of the 5 or 6 different brands I've ordered, ALL of them were too short. These are a perfect fit. Also, most of you probably have super wide feet (like round waffles). I wish. I have narrow feet, high arch, etc. So in my experience, most wide shoes typically crinkle up (width) when you lace them up on a narrow foot. Looks weird. These don't do that. No clue why. So I think they'd fit any foot. Even a large field yeti. Also, I love the cool draw-string-with-a-clasp lace mechanism. Easy to slip them on and off. This sounds like an ad but since I bought these, like a week ago, I haven't taken them off (well, except for sleeping; my wife would not go for it). But I'm not wearing any other shoes. Rare for me. We walk a minimum of 10k steps per day so comfort and fit (and optimal health) is critical to me. At 67, they make me wanna sprint instead of walk. So I do. :) And at night, I can grab my robe and wear them around the house... like house shoes. Oh, and the style – dope. One more thing. I buy these super shallow insole insert things from Amazon. So perhaps I should add that everything I mentioned above (the fit, the snugness, comfort etc.) could in some way hinge on this simple additive. I don't know since I use these ubiquitously in all my shoes... for comfort: They're cheap and come 2 to a pack: "2 Pair -Shoe Inserts for Mens Memory Foam Insoles, Replacement Insoles for Work Boots Running Shoes, Cushion Shock Absorbing for Foot Pain Relief, Comfort Breathable Inner Soles 44EU,US11" Read more

Easily the best barefoot winter boots I've found despite the price. The materials and quality seems consistent with shoes that cost 3 or 4 times as much. They don't have a waterproof membrane, but do have some type of DWR coating and they've done really well in the snow. These are very warm and comfortable too. The fluffy fleece/fur lining seems to help it conform to your foot without creating any pressure points. I started to get a little cold after 3-4 hours in 10F temps, though i was wearing summer weight toe-socks. They also used a rubber thats suitable for low temperatures and these actually have good traction on cold blacktop, ice and snow. I swapped the bungee laces with standard laces so i could run safely and it turns out these are great for running too, which is not very fun in regular winter boots. Tl:dr - cozy combat slippers, get you some. Read more