It's got about a 1-2mm sole, but it looks like a running shoe, anyone know what I mean?

E/ kinda looks like a barefoot runner without toe holes

This post was edited by turtol on Jan 26 2017 09:15pm

Vibram

Ask Plaad he's an authorized outside sales rep.

google minimalist shoes

Merrell is likely the brand you are thinking of. They have Vibram soles without toe holes, and are minimalist.

Google men's Merrell vapor trail glove 2 or 3

This post was edited by Motion on Jan 28 2017 08:39am

I was looking for these also.

What purpose are you going to use them for? Running? If so on what terrain? Road? Treadmill? Trail? Grass? Beach?

Be careful if you are planning on running longer distances in "barefoot running shoes." A lot of people get injured with these shoes if they don't build their mileage up slowly in them. I would recommend starting off running only on the treadmill or on softer terrain at first until your feet adjust to them. Once you adjust to them though they can be great and can enhance muscles and improve posture.

I still prefer a neutral cushioned road shoe like Hoka One One Clifton 2 or Mizuno Wave Rider 19... Easier on the joints.

This post was edited by FLegend on Jan 28 2017 10:11am

Dunlop Volley

you talking about new balance/vibram minimus? i have dem

Vibram 5 fingers


They're 100% worth, even though they got sued by fat people because they tried to pull some bull shit fitness weight loss crap.


They're also a sick conversation piece when you bump into chicks / dudes in public. You'd think people would call you a goof for wearing toe shoes, but they actually stop you and chat like you're a celebrity.

This post was edited by IsilDuRRR on Jan 30 2017 02:07am

people are often friendly to people who have misfortune / mental illness