Bahé's new Revive Modes bring options for all levels of foot-shaped lovers. By keeping the upper identical and tuning only stack height, they've created three genuinely different shoes—each carving out a legitimate place in any runner's rotation. The result? Real choice, not just different shoes.
The Freet Connect 4 is a water-resistant hiking shoe built for high-volume feet. With Freet's signature wide, deep fit and 4mm lugs, it handles wet conditions and muddy trails well for casual hiking. However, the ankle cuff can rub, lace loops broke early, and it's too roomy for shallow feet.
The Vivobarefoot Primus Flow offers a lightweight, secure barefoot run with excellent heel lockdown and toe splay, but a narrower little toe fit and limited wet traction are worth noting.
The Altra Timp 5 BOA offers a plush, fast ride with convenient laceless closure but sacrifices fit adjustability and technical trail confidence—ideal for smoother ultras, less so for rugged terrain.
The Altra Superior 7 offers a lightweight, ultra-minimalist trail experience with excellent ground feel and grip, perfect for seasoned minimal runners who want to feel the ground!
Looking for a versatile shoe for speed work or casual outings? The Feet Vibe 2 offers a mildly cushioned, wide fit perfect for various activities. At $110, it combines comfort, flexibility, and durability.
Discover the Freet Keld 2, a lightweight, barefoot-style trail shoe designed for comfort and flexibility on light trails. With a wide toe box and breathable knit upper, it’s perfect for those seeking a natural fit!
The Freet Skeeby offers a lightweight, flexible design with a spacious toe box, making it ideal for casual wear and occasional runs. While it excels in comfort, durability and support may be concerns for intense workouts.
The Freet Feldom 2 excels in providing a natural feel for trail enthusiasts, featuring a spacious toe box and excellent flexibility. It's perfect for wide, deep-footed lovers of barefoot running, but may not fit narrower feet securely.
Choosing the right shoes for a muddy 100km race was challenging, but the updated Xero Shoes Scrambler Low EV proved ideal. With improved upper materials and sturdy grip, they offer comfort and performance!