Vivobarefoot Primus Flow Review – Oh my “lightweight”
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.
Altra Timp 5 BOA Review – Should you go laceless?
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.
Altra Superior 7 Review – The Minimal King Continues!
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!
Freet Vibe 2 Review – Casual or Performance? Who cares! It’s great
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.
Freet Keld 2 Review – A perfect casual trail shoe
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!
Freet Skeeby Review – A wide deep cushioned minimal option
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.
Freet Feldom 2 Review – The barefoot all rounder for that deeper foot
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.
Xero Shoes Scrambler Low EV – Making a good shoe better
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!
Altra Lone Peak 9+ Review – Is the Vibram outsole worth it?
In my review of the Altra Lone Peak 9+, I assessed if the upgrade to a Vibram outsole is worth it. The shoe boasts a more spacious fit, improved flexibility, and comfort for longer runs, but durability remains a concern.
Altra Lone Peak 9 Review – Vibram outsole overrated?
The Altra Lone Peak 9 introduces exciting refinements, focusing on a better fit and improved comfort. While slightly wider toe box enhance performance, the addition of a wider model accommodates various foot shapes.