Hows your barefoot journey Aaron? Means a lot from a successful creator such as yourself. Thanks for watching , lots more adventures and videos to come 🌍

Thanks for watching Paul. Maybe I came across a little harsh on the Tracker II. I still have a soft spot for them, but hard to recommend as the ‘only’ boot in a cover all scenario against such tough siblings. Also agree they run a little small and have to remove the insole compared to the others. Funny you should mention the Tracker All Weather SG 😉 make sure you’re subscribed for future videos … Glad the ESC are serving you well now they’re broken in Catch you on the trails mate ❎

So kind. Thanks for watching 🙌🏻 how are the Northsole insoles working out? Sounds like a great boot combo. Agree with the softness. Unmatched 🤩 It’s years since I’ve been to Canada 🇨🇦 I hope to return one day. Get some beautiful adventures in for me 🍁 🙏🏻

Stoked to hear it helped 🙏🏻 don’t forget to grab a discount using the code in sure description. The only addition being, since filming I’ve had chance to test the Tracker Winter SG… watch it here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sLCilaqXruDIeKs.html Happy Adventures ⛰️🙌🏻

@@OwenJackson ye got my pair and used ur code and so did my house mates x

Love to hear it 💚 🦶🏻 🙌🏻 here’s to many more barefoot adventures Rob

Love to hear it Dan and thanks for watching 🙌🏻 I haven’t tried the Magna Forest ESC specifically but can imagine there’s similarity to the Magna Lite SG. And I think they’re a phenomenally accomplished boot ✅ so share your enthusiasm

Thanks for watching Tom, and the comment. I agree that the ESC's durability would benefit from a rand. Check out my Tracker Winter SG video, a highly capable and winter ready boot with rand. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sLCilaqXruDIeKs.html

hey Marta, thanks for watching and your interest 😃 Consider checking out my recent Tracker Winter SG for a boot specifically made for cold and hostile conditions... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sLCilaqXruDIeKs.html the Tacker Textile look a very interesting prospect, especially for customers who prefer a non-animal material. They also have the revised tread pattern like the Tracker Decon so find that favourable over the original FG pattern. in the UK its not so much the low temperature, we get into negative ºC but not really double figures, it's more the inherent wetness, rain and slush which adds the to general miserable nature. For example, i've spent winters in Ruka, Finland, where the thermometer is a lot lower (-20ºc) but the nature of the cold is a lot dryer, and more crisp. so lower temperatures are pleasant and 'feel' different. I realise I haven't answered your question with a specific number, some of that feel is perception based. what feels cold to one person is not cold to another, but I value a boot which supports my activties through all seasons and weathers. especially when I want to be warm and dry after going wild swimming somewhere. if I can help any further, please let me know ✌️

Thanks for watching and the comment. The Forest ESC does it all 🤩 I love the Revivo initiative too. I’m sure you’ll love the Low Decons. They sound ideal for your use case. Let me know your thoughts once they arrive 👍 happy adventures 🙏🏻

How would you waterproof the forest ESC? I tried but didn't manage to do it :(

@@johnbrandess What have you tried? Mine started out performing as waterproof from right out of the box. I am using Sno-Seal to maintain that. It's an old favorite natural beeswax product. I gave them a thorough treatment just before last winter and a second time this fall when weather started turning wet.

@@johnbrandess After posting my reply, it occurs to me.. we could be talking about different models? Mine are the boot ones. Are yours the Magna version?

@@OwenJackson Revisiting this to update :~) I didn't wind up getting the Low Decons from Revivo. Waited a couple weeks after the shipment notice and inquired.. turned out they had been lost in transit, and instead of offering another of the same from stock, they cancelled the order and gave me a discount code to use on the main site for anything regular-priced. ..but the women's Low Decons were reduced so not applicable. The men's were full priced and looked like an update, so I decided to hold off until the womens' come out.

It sounds like you love the Tracker Forest ESC as much as me 😃 The military will have been a great test for them. Thanks for sharing and happy adventures in your new boots 🤙🏻

@@OwenJacksonYupp I do 😃 Yeah sure have been, but they have helt up great! Thanks, will be loads of fun in an awesome shoe!🤙🏻🏞️

Have you tried to send them to vivo for repairing? I wonder if their repair service is good😮

No I haven't, would be interesting. I'm sure it's good. However a nearby cobbler is also a great option. :) @@axios9182

Revivo is a sister company specialising in vivo repairs. They offer different levels of service to bring your shoes back to life as well as pre loved shoes of different levels of wear and tear 😃 Thanks for watching and your connection 👍

Hey Brent, certainly possible. I think they'll cover multiple applications for sure, but a question of suitability. I haven't got specific experience in the Magna Forest ESC. For a more dedicated Trail running shoes, consider: Magna Lite SG: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gpx6armaz52zl2w.html Magna Lite SG WR: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fL6Zp82CuNfbeWQ.html Primus Trail ii: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pa-XqtWkusmWhWg.html Ultimately it's your choice, and getting out in shoes you enjoy is first priority 😃

Great choices 🙌🏻 always loved the look of the Scott iii’s but yet to try them. Happy barefoot adventures David. Keep me updated with your thoughts 💭 👍

@@OwenJackson / I’m currently breaking in both pairs, an important thing to remember with most boots, especially leather.

The included renapur is a bonus 🤩

Hey Anne, I'm sorry to hear about your experience with the Tracker Forest ESC boots not being waterproof enough for your needs during your hikes. I haven’t encounter the same issues regarding the water ingress but appreciate your insights. The grip really is excellent. It's frustrating when a product doesn't fully meet our expectations, especially when it comes to staying dry during outdoor adventures. If you're still on the lookout for waterproof boots with good grip, you might want to consider checking out the Tracker Winter SG, video here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sLCilaqXruDIeKs.htmlsi=XVWVbTl-kP8UopN- All the best on your future hikes Anne 🙏

The Decon laces haven’t caused me any issue or undue tension on my foot and ankle. I enjoy ankle movement so will often leave the highest lace lock undone. The elasticated ankle of the Decon also allows more mobility. If comfort and padding is the priority, you may prefer the Tracker II FG as the tongue and the ankle cuff is much thicker and plusher, especially If you are someone who likes to really wrap your ankles tightly with laces. They’re both great boots. Just some elements of personal preference to consider 😊 Let me know if I can help further. ✌🏻

Thanks for watching and the support Al, where in the UK are you based? If you're prominently on firm ground, the Decon FG2 are an awesome boot. They look awesome in JJF colour way too. I was even on a shoot recently where I was walking on an ice rink in them....but that's a story for another time 🎥⛸️❄️🧊 So their grip is still great. When you say running every morning, are you considering running in the boot, or just part of your general activity? Don't forget to grab a discount using the code in the description. The ESC are phenomenal, but maybe a tad excessive for this particular use case. Let me know if I can hero further ✌️

Ahhh..It's frustrating when you have your heart set on a specific pair and they seem to be playing hard to get. hope you get it sorted 🙏

Really appreciate your comment Jason, it means the world. It sounds like the Decons fits your brief really well. My Decons have been getting extensive use, modest hikes, working on production shoots and…even on an ice skating rink but that is a different story. they are also formal enough to be used in a variety of situations, not just beating the trails and outside. I’ve had a word with VIVO and I’m able to offer 20% discount in December to my Community. OJ20 at checkout ✌🏻 hope it helps 🙏🏻

thanks so much for the offer! and appreciate the feedback! ok, so that wool upper on those- would have no issue in the snow I take it? Love ALL your videos on the boots BTW @@OwenJackson

We also get a fair amount of rain here - so Devon’s still would hold up in that environment too?

Thanks so much for the support. Your comment about my videos has made my day. More adventures and videos to come, just getting started 🚀 🙏🏻 🤩 The Decons are made from materials that are water resistant and materials that are non-absorbent. Providing the wool doesn’t get saturated I don’t see rain posing you an issue. They’ve served me really well 🦶🏻 Happy adventures and hope our paths cross in the wild someday ❎

Thank you for sharing. Which model are you leaning towards getting?

Thanks for the question. Have you tried any other vivobarefoot shoes? I find the Tracker Forest ESC generous for their size so haven’t needed to size up, even if wearing thicker socks. On the website, VIVO used to offer a size comparison with different brands to give you an indication which size you may need. There’s also 100 days return policy should you feel you didn’t choose the correct sizing. Don’t forget to grab a discount using the code in the description ✌🏻

Hey Dennis. I really like the way Magna Lite SG fit. They’ve been comparable to sizing across the range. For context: the tracker Forest ESC run a bit big. The Tracker ii FG run small [so size up]. I bought my normal size and they fit well. Really enjoying the movement capacity and lightness ⛰️ 🏃🏻💨

Thanks for watching and being part of the conversation. Sorry to hear you had such a frustrating experience with the Magna Lite SC WR and the textile version of the Trackers. It does sound like the waterproofing might be hit or miss for their vegan shoes. I gather opting for a vegan choice is your preference? Have you had better luck with any other vegan brands?

Thanks for watching and the comment. I'm a big fan of the Tracker Forest ESC as you can tell from the video. While I haven't personally used the Magna Forest ES, I admire the practicality of the Magna line, especially the Magna SG + SG WR models. Being part of the ESC range, the Tracker and Magna share similarities, notably the excellent traction provided by the Michelin sole. However, based on my perspective, the Magna Forest Esc stands out for its faster pace and elasticated ankle cuff. On the other hand, the Tracker Forest ESC boasts a higher cuff, enhancing water resistance for deeper wading. I hope this clarifies things. Perhaps another viewer who has firsthand experience with the Magna can offer additional insights. ✌️

Ankle restriction in hiking shoes can indeed feel counterproductive, as it limits the foot's ability to adapt to uneven terrain and potentially hinders overall comfort and agility. So, your choice to prioritise freedom of movement not only aligns with the principles of barefoot footwear but also contributes to a more enjoyable hiking experience. I wear my boots loose and don't do up the top eyelet in order to maintain freedom but also water protection when hiking and exploring 😀

Hey Thais, thanks for your question. Here's some thoughts: The Tracker II FG are listed as a waterproof boot: "Made using hydrophobic treatments, non-absorbent materials, sealed seams, and an inner breathable membrane to make them completely waterproof." If you love your Tracker II's, consider getting them resoled through re-vivo. This way, you can keep your boots and extend their life. I only have direct experience with the Tracker Forest ESC and not the Magna Forest ESC, and they've performed really well for me. They're described as "WATER RESISTANT, made from materials that are water resistant and non-absorbent." They've only allowed water ingress when I've been through deep bogs or streams where water breached over the top of the boot. Given that the Magna Forest ESC has an elasticated upper, consider the depth of grass, streams, and terrain you'll be exploring in Norway. Honestly, I don't think there is a bad choice. and with a 100 day returns policy, you can give them a good test and see if your choice matches your needs. All the best and let me know if i can help any further. Don't forget to grab a discount in the description if you do decide to grab a new pair. Happy barefoot adventures 🦶I look forward to visiting Norway someday 🇳🇴

⁠​⁠@@OwenJacksonthank you so much for your thoughtful reply and great advice! I’ll definitely be sending my tracker II’s to revivo and will grab that code - thanks again! Happy hiking 🦶

Really glad to hear you’re enjoying my content Martin. Thank you my friend 🙏🏻 The Tracker 2 FG might be just what you need. While I might've seemed critical in the video, they're actually a lovable, durable, classic, and still get excited seeing those red laces. They handle everything from Tesco runs to stream crossings. The Tracker Forest ESC, on the other hand, are like a Landcruiser Amazon, craving mud and rough terrain.For your needs, Tracker 2 FG sounds spot-on for tarmac + forest meanders. They'll handle most tasks, from coffee shops to coastal paths.Plus, with a 100-day return policy, you've got flexibility should you decide they're not right. The ESC is excellent but might be overkill in this scenario. Trust your instincts, and let me know your decision 👍 Enjoy sandal season! Don't forget to grab a discount, my boosted discount OJ20 may still be working [OJ10 all year round.] hope it helps and happy barefoot adventures 🦶🤙

@@OwenJackson thanks for the quick reply, I'll keep you posted 👍 your details have helped a lot, I think I'll go with the fg2 but seen in one of your other replies there's a store in London and I'm up there in a couple of weeks so will definitely scope them both out Just watching your cold therapy content as well, I'm 8 months into my journey and couldn't imagine not dipping everyday now

yes mate, covent garden 📍 worth trying a pair on for sure if you can... I visited there during the vivobiome scan: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y6mAksqEy6y8Zok.html once you open the door to cold, its a toolkit that stays with you 💙 it has given me space when life felt heavy. where are you based?

@@OwenJackson that's a fantastic way of putting it, completely agree! I'm on the south coast

Look forward to grabbing a dip sometime 🤙🏻 🌊

hey, Laura 🇬🇧 whereabouts are you based? I really appreciate you watching the video. I've enjoyed stomping through the recent snow [and subsequent slush] in my ESC's. Technically, the ESC are water resistant - not fully waterproof, as they're made using a water-resistant construction and non-absorbent materials. However, I've never had an issue with water ingress, even up to my ankles. The only time I got wet feet was when I was being gungho, and let water breach over the top of the collar of the boot during a river crossing 😆 If you’re after a waterproof specified boot, check out the Tracker Winter SG - video here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sLCilaqXruDIeKs.html A very comprehensive boot and excels in many of the same scenarios, apart from the grip isn't as extreme as the ESC. The ESC is also more roomy in a comparable size if you're someone who likes a bigger fit [I do]. Their sole is also stitched, rather than glued on the Tracker Winter, so they are potentially tougher. I don't think there is a bad choice between the ESC and the Tracker Winter SG, it just comes down to the extremes and specificities of your use case. If I can help any further, please let me know, also don't forget until the end of December 2023 there is 20% off using code OJ20.

@@OwenJackson Hi Owen, thanks so much for your comprehensive reply! Im based in Devon but like to explore all over the place - hence the need for a pretty versatile shoe. Sounds like the ESCs might be a good fit! I also prefer a wider shoe and waterproofing is just needed for the boggy moors rather than full on river crossings! I can accept wet feet then 😁 Mostly, I was just wondering how these held up in warmer summer conditions? Still breathable enough? :) And thank you my bank account will definitely appreciate that discount code!

The innate breathabilty of the ESC leather has been great through all seams. Obviously not as temperature regulating as the Magna Lite, but I enjoy getting my ESC ‘s on through all seasons. They’re fantastic, and the benchmark I compare all other boots. Devon, wow 🤩 I was in Bantham, the spiritual home of Vivo, for autumn equinox. A wonderful part of the world. Wishing you all the best on your barefoot adventures 🤩 💚 🦶🏻

@@OwenJackson thats great thanks so much for your feedback on them! Im sold! 😁 Only moved here a year ago but its beautiful! Bantham expecially....if you're into swimming as well I can recommend the Bantham Swoosh! 😁 thanks again and many happy rambles to you as well 👣

YES 🤙!!! the SWOOSH was a real highlight: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jNxpnsdixr6dm6s.htmlsi=hlx3ZLr72D_qxiMn

Both are excellent choices, but let me share my thoughts. For all-year-round, all-terrain, and all-weather use, you really can't go wrong with the ESC range. It's consistently stellar in performance.With that in mind, I would towards the Magna Forest ESC. It's just got that extra edge for me. Keep in mind vivo offer a 100-day returns policy. So, if you decide to go with one and later change your mind, you've got that safety net. Hope that helps you make your decision, whichever way you go 👌 let me know what you decide

@@OwenJackson awesome, really appreciate the in-depth reply. I think I’m going to go for the Magna Forest ESC then! I will let you know what I choose

@@OwenJackson thank you. I really appreciate the in-depth reply. I think I will go for the Magna Forest ESC then!

Sorry to hear that Colin. Hope your recovery is going well? You’re correct, the Michelin sole is superior for grip. First impressions video here if you haven’t checked it out: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/is5df5d2s7bHeqc.html All the best 🙏🏻

@@OwenJackson cheers mate. Non union of the collar bone sadly but I have full movement so maybe I was lucky.

Wishing you all the best. I know how tricky the shoulder complex can be

thanks for watching. what insole did you get for better temp regulation? Keep me updated on the width situation

@@OwenJackson i had bought my first pair of whitten runners a while ago, much more comfortable than all the shoes i previously owned, but my baby toe rubs on outside. So i plunged on apair of vivo decons. They fit, though i max it out in width. The whittens were only $50 so i borrowed the insole from them. Its some kind of a dense memory foam, and it reflects body heat directly back, quite comfortable to walk in winter with them, though my baby toe is off the edge of witton insole in the decon.

Consider also investing in some merino wool blend socks. Or even toe socks to keep each toe warm and encourage movement during your cold adventures 👍

@@OwenJackson i was wearing marino wool. The sole of the decon really poor insulator, advert was a little misleading. Mind you it is winter and its only 4mm sole. my military muckluks are about 1 inch of wool and rubber between your foot and the ground.

You nailed it. Quite a difference between a barefoot style boot sole and a 1 inch army boot sole. The Tracker Winter SG offer better warmth overall kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sLCilaqXruDIeKs.html There are some really exciting developments in the ESC range coming in future seasons that you may be interested to see which may offer an alternative. Specifically Tundra ESC. Where the Mukluks are referenced as a benchmark. All the best on your winter adventures 🙏🏻

A great option for sure 🙌🏻 which are your favourite?

@@OwenJackson I'm about to order some winter vivos, hence the search for the right ones. More so for the UK weather, rain, mud, walking the dog etc

Thanks for watching 🙏🏻 Let me know what you decide, and if I can help any further. Don’t forget to grab a discount using the code in description and pinned comment ✌🏻where are you based in the UK?

Left field... Just ordered the tracker textile FG2. Based in Lancashire

I'm happy to say that all of my pairs are still in excellent condition. This includes my very first pair of Vivo boots, the Tracker ii FG which I still use for hikes and general wear. Take care of your boots, they'll take care of you 😊

Hey Tommy. You’re correct. FG better for firm ground with SG and ESC being far more aggressive for off-road use. I’ve been using the Magna Lite SG WR for a 50:50 split of road/ off-road and they’re showing no detrimental signs. The ESC has also been easily able to handle roads walks before I hit the trail. Obviously there is a direct correlation to the amount of walking to wear induced. But all boots will suffer some degradation over time. All the best and let me know if I can help further ✌🏻

@@OwenJackson thanks! In that case I feel a bit safer in choosing a grippier sole as well. I guess I need to go to a vivo store and try the different options to see which one feels and looks the best.

Not sure where the stores are nearest to you. London is my closest and I’m based in the Midlands 😅

@@OwenJackson i live in South Sweden and there is one in Copenhagen, about an hour away. It's always good to have an excuse to visit Copenhagen 😁

I’d love to visit Copenhagen and also your beautiful country one day 🇩🇰 🇸🇪

Hi Chris, thanks for watching and the comment. Can you offer a little more insight on what you mean by getting used to wearing this type of boot? Do you mean going barefoot? no arch support, wider toe box? 😊

@@OwenJackson lol yes all of that. I did a 25 mile hike in them last week. My feet did pretty darn good, very little soreness but my knees absolutely killed me. They have never done me that way hiking before. Just kinda thought it is where I've never worn barefoot boots before.

Thank you for sharing your experience. Without seeing you move, it's hard to make specific suggestions, but here are a few things to consider. The knee can often be bullied by the ankle and hip. Improved hip and ankle mobility, along with increased strength, could help reduce your knee pain. Check out my full-body mobility routine: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rq1jdbtetd_MnKc.html Hip-focused routine. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rceqntp20bC8pIE.html For direct knee strengthening, look into Knees Over Toes Guy. He offers a lot of free resources online, and his knowledge on knee strengthening and tibialis work can be very beneficial. Have you tried any specific exercises or routines for knee pain before? 🦵

@@OwenJackson no I've not tried any exercises for my knees yet. But I will most definitely look up the videos you have suggested to me. Thanks

let me know how you get on 🤙🏻

I can’t say for certain, but I believe they are water resistant. I haven’t fully submerged them, but water does bead on the inner sock when water is poured on them 💧

Thanks for watching 👍 Is the hiking predominantly hard pack or loose ground that you intend on using the boot? Tracker Decon is a fantastic boot for predominantly harder ground. For warmer climates such as Australia, I’d consider the regular Magna Lite SG as the WR may inhibit some of the breathability. Hear my thoughts here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gpx6armaz52zl2w.html Hope that helps. Any more questions just let me know ✌🏻 😊

@@OwenJackson it will mostly be hard rocky ground with patches of mud and a few creek crossings i would want a boot thats got good grip and is water resistant while still being lightweight and breathable

the SG [soft ground] grip of the Magna is confidence inspiring and great to have. Their lightweight nature blows me away everytime. Like a rugged trainer. Really inspiring to hike and fast pack in. The Decons with their FG [firm ground] grip is not bad, and has given good traction in modest conditions. They definitely feel like more of a boot through their weight and construction. They also have a stitched sole which is better for longevity. I pick them often for daily duties and filming when i'm not sure what ill encounter, but dont need the aggression of the Magna. what does you heart say? I believe you have 100 day returns policy [at least we do in the UK] should you feel you've made the wrong decision. I trust you'll make the best decision for you if i can help any further please let me know ✌️

@@OwenJackson hi i really apreciate your help ive decided to get the magna lite wr as i have the esc tempest already which i believe is very similar to the magna lite thanks for your help once more enjoy your day

My pleasure 🙏🏻 Wishing you all the best on your barefoot adventures 🦶🏻 💚

Absolutely, waterproofing can definitely be an advantage, especially with the UK's unpredictable weather! It's all about finding that sweet spot between keeping dry and letting your feet breathe freely right. what's your go-to pair of barefoot footwear? Any favourites that strike that perfect balance for you?

hey Matěj, how are you finding the Magna Lite SG WR so far? The sound isn't something I've noticed so far. In what circumstances do you hear the noise most?

Hey, Owen. I just unpacked the shoes from the box, I haven't had them out yet. The sound comes from the waterproof material of the upper. It's a sort of clicking sound. As the material bends and straightens. Your foot probably sits differently in the boots than mine.@@OwenJackson

Hopefully your experience won’t be impacted. I think they’re exceptionally versatile and enjoy wearing them regularly 👌🏻

@@matejjezek493 I have the same problem with mine. That sound will not go away. I tried it on my normal size and one size up and still has the clicking sound.

Thanks for your response! I returned the shoes and will buy some leather ones for hiking. I already have the VIVOBAREFOOT TRACKER II FG for hiking and the VIVOBAREFOOT SCOTT III for the city and both are great.@@Awareness_With_Dennis

hey smarty, left foot 26cm and right foot 25cm. Correct, I have EU 42 in all boots. Size for size - the Tracker Forest ESC come up large. However, I like a roomy shoe so not the end of the world. The Tracker II FG feel smaller their size [so I would potential recommend going a size and I think the website now recommends to do that as well] let me know if I can help any further ✌️ love your logo btw, like a trippy synth wave mountain.

@@OwenJackson This really helped me out a lot. I want to try all of their boots haha but I´m starting off with the ESC :) Thick wool sock for freezing temperatures.

Let me know when they land and your thoughts. Don’t forget to grab a discount in the description 😊 Where are you based?

hi, what Be Lenka model should i check out?

@@OwenJackson I like a lot of their shoes but my favorite boots are the Ranger 2.0. You will like these if you prefer a wider toe box. They are also waterproof. I have even used them hunting and have been quite impressed. Sometimes they are sold out

I’ll be sure to check them out, thank you and all the best on your barefoot adventures 🦶🏻

Jim, I appreciate your input, but let's address a few points here. Firstly, I've been using the ESC for almost a year now, and they've been on the market even longer. Just to clarify, I have no contractual obligations to VIVO, nor do they have any control over my content. Every opinion and thought shared on my channels is entirely my own. I operate as an independent creator, with the freedom to produce and distribute content as I see fit. While I do hold an Ambassador role and receive a small commission from purchases made using my discount code, it's important to note that this arrangement benefits both my audience and me. The choice to use my code is entirely up to the buyers. Regarding your strong stance on the Tracker Decon, I personally find them to be a great and versatile boot, which I've detailed further in my content, video here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iq5gpa11183OmY0.html It's evident that you're passionate about barefoot products, which is commendable. However, it's crucial to remember that opinions on such matters are subjective. In my experience, I've encountered multiple situations where the ESC's traction and water resistance outperformed other options, making them my preferred choice. It's all about perspective and personal preference.

@@OwenJackson you shared a sponsored link. You're a paid sponsor.

​@@ayoungtricknamedjim5498as he adressed in that comment if you read it.

thanks for the comment. Without knowing your everyday demands, I will give general advice. I think the Black with Lime look amazing! If your daily requirements are predominantly on firm ground, consider the Magna FG or Magna Leather FG. FG standing for firm ground. with that being said, get the shoe you love! don't forget to use the code and link listed in the description to save. let me know what you decide 😃