Oranginer Men's Barefoot Shoes - Big Toe Box - Minimalist Cross Training Shoes for Men

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Oranginer Men's Barefoot Shoes - Big Toe Box - Minimalist Cross Training Shoes for Men

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

The laces are all elastic, and if you loosen them to get your foot in, the toes are going to feel a little tight, which means you are adjusting the laces after you get them on. They are comfortable with or without socks; although i usually wear them w... Read More

Wide toe box and neutral sole are a game changer. They are comfy and fit my feet well.

A+ grade in all categories. Researched it and its many rivals. These mixed with toe spreaders to bring your toes back.

Cons

The rubber that wraps up around your toes is not open enough and will squeeze your toes. Clearly the size seems to be mislabeled at least compared to the earlier purchase.

Front of shoe looks like foot of a gorilla and back is like a woman's high heel with the heel broken off. Although the toebox looks roomy, it feels constrictive. Sole is thick and tough, the insole is weird and made of cheap foam.

These are not minimalist at all. Made weird with cheap material. Not quick dry.

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Highlights

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Quality

A little weird with the pseudo toes on appearance but honestly they are so comfortable that i dont care

The wide toe box has my feet comfortable along with the soft upper

Saw these and figured id get them with the expectation of being disappointed and returning them

I removed the sole insert with the modest arch support to get more of a barefoot feel

Price

At this price i think i will get another pair because they fit my lifestyle perfectly

Packaging/appearance

Maybe have built in holes so sand that does get through your ankles and into the sole actually goes through the the shoes via t... Read More

Competitiveness

Cheaper than other big brands in the minimalist category

Not as clunky looking as the five fingers and also practically 13 the price

Overview

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This product had a total of 7,002 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 7 2022.