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Very thorough review. Thanks!

not too cold for winter?

Maybe get a holder rather than just drop your phone on the ground. Filming angles make a difference.

Great video. I bought these recently and love wearing them

Great review! Thank you very much🙏

Really annoying that barefoot shoes don’t really seem to have a presence in the high street. I’d like to try some on before spending such a large amount of money.

This cleared-up a lot of questions that I had.

Well done. Thanks.

Hykes Trailblazers are my favorite barefoot hiking boots. 🤠

Background music is a phenomenal touch.

I wore it in 40c it's fine doesn't heat up my feet my only issue after 6 months is I wore through the inside heel gaurd and had to patch it up

Have you noticed that the sole has separated from the upper where they meet? Like above where the sole is stitched to the leather? I have the Tracker Decon FG 2 and that is what happened to them.

Awesome review! My pair should be here in about a week. Hoping they will be an all purpose hiker and occasional/short distance trail runner.

Literally the best shoe ever made mine are three years old and I have not been nice to them. Make sure to treat those with a good leather oil make sure to get some on the internal heel counter that's the only part that failed on mine treat your gear well and it will treat you well.

So last week after only 234km (145miles) my Topo Runventure 3 shoes fell apart mid hike I was pretty gutted because I loved them. I won't be buying Topo again though as they cost me about $1aud per km, which seems a bloody rip-off. I typically only hike once per week for 6 - 12 km. In 4 weeks time I am going on holiday where I plan to hike about 12km per day for 3 days in a row, and I now have no hiking shoes, tomorrow I am going shoe shopping and the Magna Forest ESC and Altra Lone Peak are on my shortlist to try. It's going to be hard work convincing the wife I need to buy $360aud shoes, but if these last over 900km like yours have, then $ per km the Magna Forest ESC is a bargain! less than $0.40aud per km. I have been using 0 drop shoes for running and hiking for about 4 years now, and done lots of running on bitumen with 12mm stack height runners, but haven't had anything as minimalist as the Vivobarefoot yet, so if get a pair I am hoping I won't have bitten off more than my feet can bare for this coming holiday. Any suggestions?

Such a beautiful and picturesque scenery my friend! 👏👏

Man, you do roughly 150 mile / month of hiking? Thats good mileage even for runner...for hiker, not sure, means you walk a lot every day?

Background music might not be needed for these types of videos? Maybe it's just me. Thx for the review.

Great point about how the top of the sole allows your toe to grip the terrain with more dexterity

Great job dude please 🙏 add me 🙏🙏

Good review - great music! Thank you.

I went from Xero to Vivobarefoot as well, the quality of the Vivobarefoot shoes, the traction is so much better, they're just superior to the Xero shoes, the Nimbles, ... And size-wise for me, my feet are so wide that I need to wear a man's 40, ...

Awesome review, it was very insightful. One question that I have is what kind socks do you pair with these for normal weather and for colder times of the year? I think one problem I have is that the socks I have during the winter aren't warm / thick enough for the colder temps.

Great real-life use review; thank you for doing this. I did get the taller boot version, before the Magna was out, and I'm glad of it for my use. The top part still allows good flexibility and gives welcome scuff protection for the ankles in foresty or rocky terrain. One of my uses is working around felled trees in our woodsy pasture harvesting firewood. They keep the water out a bit higher up, too, for slushy stuff and splashing through streams. I do maintain mine with a natural beeswax waterproofing (Sno-Seal). With the aspects that are the same between the two versions, I'm sure I would be loving the Magna just as well for everything else.

Great advice, thank you, I’ll check the Primus out

Thank you, I have been thinking of swapping my usual hiking boots for barefoot. Where I live, it can be hot and has rocky terrain. do you think these would be suitable? As you trailed them in wet and snow

Gorgeous opening, you presented this whole project so masterfully! 👏👏

Great work my friend, this video was nicely presented 🤗🤗

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That grip strength!!!

Good night. Barefootedstrength,Yo. what a pro . 🤚