MerrellMen's Vapor Glove 6 Sneaker

Very comfortable with a slight sole hugging characteristic, thin with plenty of feel and despite comments on durability - the construction is absolutely solid and the sole longevity is also down to the activities undertaken whilst wearing. If you mainly wear on soft trails or fine stony pathways (like the tread pattern is designed for), they will last much longer than tarmac walking I would say. Well rounded barefoot shoes, not quite as wide as other options but excellent nonetheless. Olive colour also looks great.

Been a barefoot shoe wearer for quite sometime and I’ve got to say, these are up there with the best I’ve had. Slightly narrower in the toe box than I’d like, but still good. I found the sizing bang on and it’s nice to have 1/2 sizes offered, too many don’t offer that option.

These barefoot shoes provide an exceptional tactile experience. My standard size proved to be an ideal fit. The shoes exhibit remarkable grip. I have been using them for about 4 months now, and they appear to be durable, although some tread wear is evident, which is an expected consequence of regular use. If these are your first barefoot shoes, build up your usage gradually to give your feet time to adjust.

Good quality, but a bit narrow on the toe box. Everything you'd expect from Merrell

The lightest shoe I’ve worn. Only used in a gym. Bit squeaky but a great shoe and, unlike most barefoot shoes, not insanely expensive.

I would give the look, comfort and feel of these shoes a solid 10/10. However the back seems to need strengthening, as I've had them less than 30 days and after only two weeks the back of the shoe began to show signs or deterioration. An answer to this issue/review, would be greatly appreciated from the seller...

honestly after much review reading about barefoot running shoes, i took the plunge with these. I had low hopes and was blown away by their durability and solidness despite not looking the part. Yes you can see glue lines along the soles. Yes, that did make me nervous for their longevity. Can happily say that after 6 months of running in grass, on pavement, through bushes and brambles, both the fabric and seams have held up remarkably, because of course the sole did! For 80 quid, they've lasted longer than a previous pair of vivos by a long shot already. Bit thin on pavement for running so i'd keep that in mind, even after getting used to barefoot on all terrains. I keep to grass and dirt and these will last a good while yet. even a hint of water and these are wet, but tis not a bad thing, they dry just as quickly!

He ask me to do it, as he can't get it in the country he livesI would never even look at it, but he is happy as a child