Freet Feldom Barefoot Trail Shoes | Better Than Expected

Explore the world of minimalist footwear with the Freet Feldom Barefoot Trail Shoes. This video dives into the features and benefits of these lightweight and flexible shoes designed to mimic the feeling of walking barefoot. Discover why these shoes are a popular choice among outdoor enthusiasts and minimalist runners looking for a lightweight and flexible shoe for their adventures.
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[@007James.]

Thank you for showing the Freet Feldom shoes on your channel. I have never seen these shoes before but after seeing your review would definitely give them a try 👟👍

[@movebarefoot]

No problem, Freet make some good barefoot shoes they are worth checking out.

[@xinzhechen6613]

I have bought shoes from freet(flex,tanga,vibe,pace,mudee), and now they have become the shoes I wear the most frequently in my daily life.and I think they are better than Xeroshoes for daily.

[@movebarefoot]

I have been wearing these shoes a lot since I bought them, I am surprised they are not more popular. Really impressed so far, looking forward to trying more of their shoes.

[@chrismichael1161]

Do you think these would hold up to the Primus Trails or Mesa Trails over the long haul? I’d like to try a pair of Freet’s, but they’re hard to get in Canada. But if they’re better than the big brands, it’s worth paying the duty and delivery.

[@movebarefoot]

I am not sure as I haven't had them long enough yet, I think they might have the same issue where the soles start to detach in the long haul. After the duty and delivery the price of Freet shoes would be less competitive and the big brands are probably a safer bet.

[@mhmpotatoes5373]

hello! I have a more long term very high wear review of the freet calver which is extremely similar to the feldom. I have zero issues with the delaminating as its side wall stitched so thats basically impossible on the calver. looking at the feldom it isnt stitched so it would probably delaminate over time. personally my calver has held up way better than the xero shoes ive had and about the same as the vivobarefoot.