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Primus Lite Knit
Type: Road
Width: Wide
Stack height: 4mm + 3mm removable insole
Weight: 8.6oz / 246g
Super comfortable barefoot shoe suited for casual and light running. Read the full Review
Primus Trail Knit FG
Type: Trail
Width: Wide
Stack height: 6.5mm + 3mm removable insole
Weight: 14.1oz / 400g
Super comfortable for trail shoes, but heavy. Good for park runs and hiking. Read the full Review
Primus Lite III
Type: Road
Width: Wide
Stack height: 4mm rubber outsole + 3mm removable insole
Weight: 6.3oz / 180g
Super minimal with a nice wide toe-box. Read the full Review
Primus Trail FG
Type: Trail
Width: Wide
Stack height: 2.5 mm + 4 mm lugs + 3mm removable insole
Weight: 8.9oz / 250g
Protective, aggressive, and still minimal. Read the full Review
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Ever tried on a ‘barefoot’ shoe and thought, “Why does this feel nothing like the others?” It’s a question that comes up repeatedly, and the answer is surprisingly simple. Even among the biggest names in the barefoot world, no two shoes (or two brands) really fit or perform the same. That’s good news for us…
Vivobarefoot Primus Lite III vs. Primus Lite Knit – Does the upper make all the difference?
I’m a big fan of the original Primus Lite III, but my only complaint was the stiff recycled upper used to provide a solid lockdown. The Primus Lite Knit seems to be a logical solution, but can it perform as well as the standard Primus Lite and still provide a great fit? In this post,…
Vivobarefoot Primus Trail vs. Primus Trail Knit – Similar shoes with different uppers?
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Vivobarefoot vs. Altra – Which shoe brand is right for you?
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