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🌍 Step into the future of fitness with sustainable barefoot freedom!
Vivobarefoot Primus Lite III Men's Barefoot Shoes combine minimalist zero-drop design with sustainable materials to promote natural foot movement, improved balance, and foot strength. Featuring a wide fit and ultra-thin flexible sole, these vegan trainers are ideal for running, training, and everyday wear, supporting healthier feet while reducing environmental impact.
| ASIN | B09C5MYKK4 |
| Arch Type | Neutral Arch |
| Best Sellers Rank | #394,221 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #1,091 in Men's Road Running Shoes |
| Brand Name | Vivobarefoot |
| Closure type | Lace-Up |
| Color | Bright White |
| Corrective Support | False |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 424 Reviews |
| Fabric type | Trainer |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05057794113473 |
| Insert Foot Shape Compatibility | Wide Foot |
| Insole Type | Minimalist |
| Item Dimensions | 13.66 x 8.11 x 5.04 inches |
| Item Nype Name | Trainer |
| Item Weight | 347 g |
| Manufacturer | Vivobarefoot |
| Material Type | Mesh |
| Model Name | Primus Lite III |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | hard-ground |
| Outer material | Recycled PET |
| Product Benefits | Enhances natural foot movement and promotes foot health |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Sneaker |
| Size | 15 |
| Sole material | Rubber |
| Target Use Body Part | Foot |
| Unit Count | 15 Count |
D**L
My favorite running/walking shoes
I have owned these for about a year and have run about 750 running miles in them so far, so it's review time. Style: I researched barefoot running but wanted a shoe that I could wear year round and this shoe was perfect, style-wise, to fit the bill. They are just plain black for the most part and I ended up wearing them daily all year. Running/Comfort: I have put in quite a bit of mileage on these shoes and after I learned how to run/walk without the assistance of cushioning, I prefer them to my HOKA's. You should do some research into barefoot running before taking off in these but I no longer have shin/patella/knee pain, it's amazing. Gym: These are the perfect gym shoes for me. I can squat and run on the treadmill without needing a change of shoes. If you lift in Chuck Taylors then you'll love these. It's the closest to thing to barefoot you'll find. Durability: I didn't think they would hold up as well as they did. The one issue I had was my eagle talon of a big toe wearing through the top (quickly fixed with some black thread/needle). That said, this is a common issue for me and Vans Authentics only last me about 3 months before developing this issue, so these perform leagues better. The soles are impressive, very impressive. As stated I've run over 750 miles in these shoes AND wear them every day but the soles themselves are showing some wear but nothing concerning. I will purchase a new pair when my current pair wears out completely and I would recommend them to anyone seeking a good barefoot shoe.
D**N
This is ASMR for your feet.
There are more than enough reviews on this shoe, so I won't repeat what has already been said about barefoot shoes, this shoe, durability, etc. There are two important things I will touch on: sizing and the lived experience with the shoe. 1. Sizing differs on different Vivo models. Research the specific model you are looking for on various online forums. They do not make half-sizes, so sizing can be a bit tricky. I bought the same size I wear in regular Adidas Stan Smith shoes, and I find that the shoe runs a bit long, but because of the design my foot doesn't slide at all and, after agonizing over whether I ordered the correct size, I am happy and comfortable! 2. This is ASMR for your feet. You will feel every crack in the sidewalk. Your feet will bend around rocks which gives great (and healthy) pressure around your sole. When I get home and take them off, it feels like I've had a foot massage. I find random excuses to go for walks. When I put other, cushioned shoes on, while the support is comfortable, my senses feel stunted. I wonder how crazy it is that for all these years I have been walking with these stunted senses - we have a crazy number of nerve endings in our feet, and they were completely dull in regular shoes. It's almost like losing taste once you've experienced it. Caveat: Barefoot shoes are not for everyone, and if you have a history of pain in your feet, knees, etc. you should consult a medical professional before embarking on this journey. Luckily for me, that is not the case, and I am loving it.
2**0
Excellent shoes. Love Vivobarefoot!
I love these shoes. Perfect fit, lightweight and very comfortable. I almost forget that I'm wearing shoes - they feel like comfortable socks. Also, I think they look great!
M**E
Great sneakers for prosthetic leg users
My husband uses a prosthetic and needed a really good pair of shoes for fit and comfort. He heard good things about these sneakers and decided to try them out. He’s worn them everyday and they work out great for him. They’re a good size, for his foot and prosthetic. He likes the style of the shoe. They’re pretty lightweight and worth what we paid. I’d share a photo but he’s at the gym.
C**.
Great for shoe haters
Bought these for hubby. Great quality. Very comfortable. But these are for people who would rather be barefoot. These do not have much to them (which is the point).
P**E
Overpriced and fragile, but good for wide feet and fantastic for flexibility.
To start off with the negatives: It is fragile. Really fragile. I walk ~10 miles(16km) a day, and the sole was around the toes/ball of the foot by the second month. Now, three months later it's now uselessly slick. The outer mesh is weak. Sticks can rip it, pallet wood too. The insole is kinda bad, but a lot of people remove it. Poor size selection, and runs large. If you have wide feet like me(10.5EEEE), then just run the closest size, the width will be fine. But there are positives, especially if you have limited ankle mobility and want to improve things like squat depth and general ankle health. I've struggled with dorsiflexion (lifting toes) range my entire life, but after using these for 3 months my squat range has doubled. Be careful to adapt. I didn't need to, it was fine, but some will. Is it worth $100+ dollars? No. Too easy to break. I'd happily buy it for $70-90, though.
S**.
Overpriced, but decent quality
The soles are very hard for how thin they are, and cushioning is lacking, other shoes of this type have been comfortable for me, but these make my feet hurt. They are also way too expensive for what they are, even on sale. They fall apart far too quickly for their cost, and I don't even run in them... The quality of the materials is good, but not good enough for the prices they sell for.
W**.
Great for the feet
I grabbed the Vivobarefoot Primus Lite III trainers and they’ve quickly become my go-to for both running and everyday wear. The recycled PET mesh is super breathable and makes my feet feel cool even on warm days. The barefoot-style design and thin sole make everything from walking to lifting feel more fluid and natural. They’re lightweight but durable, and the wide toe box gives my feet plenty of room to move, which helps keep me balanced and grounded. Plus, knowing they’re vegan and eco-conscious makes me feel good about wearing them.
U**L
LOS MEJORES
La mejor marca de barefoot, increíble que los puedas conseguir en Amazon, valen la pena , la calidad es muy buena y la compañía es muy responsable, ojalá vendan más modelos por Amazon
A**X
Passt in den Kleiderschrank
Vivobarefoot eben. Qualität stimmt. Sehr bequem und kleidsam
S**N
Ideal
To create strong healthy feet
R**D
Nice shoes
It’s really nice shoes, except that I made a mistake of taking a bigger size than mine
C**N
Multiuso y prácticas
Excelente, lucen bien para como calzado casual para salir y también la uso de vez en cuando para hacer peso muerto prque también valen para ello.
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