Finally a decent looking vegan waterproof boot. Have to get me a pair!

Really glad you're also doing long form videos now. It's a great combo to have both these and the more artistic ones :)

Love the looks of so many vivos, but dangit wide feetsies. Great option for sloped average width vegan foot needs for sure.

So happy to see more videos!

I Hope update version for forest esc series had that toe cap so it can improve the durability for hiking in rocky mountains

Now if only Vivo's shoes were at least 50% cheaper, they'd actually be viable options...

Just bought these! they're the ultimate winter barefoot shoes (and vegan).

I'll be wearing these to carry mail in the winter. Ty sir!

Let's hope that one day we get those with the ESC soles!

This video is a month old but you already can't find these on the website!? I hope I'm missing something because I really like the look of these.

haven’t watched the video yet so you may have mentioned it, but the textile is like 100 grams lighter then most other vivo boots

I bought a pair of these for my first barefoot shoe. I love them, the only problem is that it feels like my toe is being a bit squished from the top. Maybe I should have bought a bigger size? I realize now from what you have said that they are for low volume feet and mine are medium to high.

Nice video but definitely prefer the running B-roll

Thanks for the video! How do you find the FG2 sole compares to the older FG? Also they just released a low version on the Canadian website which I’m intrigued by! Hopefully you get a chance to review those as well.

Does anyone know what brand of minimalist shoes have the most hard-wearing soles. I kind of wear them down rather fast. That is Vivo in this case. Thanks.

Hi. From Bay Ridge Brooklyn New York.

How would these compare to the mini-mil in tough terrain? I have the fg2 as well as other vivos and only the magna’s soles have stood up without starting to peel off

How slippery is the sole when it's wet or icy outside? I have the magna trail textile ones. They are great for hiking and also have the thermal insoles, however there's 2 things I dislike: 1) they are not waterproof at all (water drops basically now travel through the shoe directly into my socks, although they used to be a bit repelling when they were new) and 2) the soles are horrible on snow/ice. Which many shoes are, but for a winter shoe, more grippy would be nice. For example, I find Sole Runner soles much grippier

How do these compare to the Tracker II leather, it terms of temperature? I love my Tracker IIs but I find they are just too warm a lot of time, especially if im indoors. Basically I want a pair of Scott’s with an no slip tread.

Do you like these more or the tracker 2 fg? What are the pros and cons of both. Im looking at both but can’t decide. I’m getting them from revivo so price set aside…

Are the soles stitched or only glued? I’m in the fence about these or the Tracker Decons

I've have these for 2 months now. The grip isn't the best on anuthing wet, outdoor or urban and the soles aren't stitched so they are already coming away. I really want to love them but Vivo's quality/design choices aren't the best

Are these a brown colorway? I only see the obsidian and navy on their website

Hi What about sizing? They advice to get size up, do you agree? I’m just trying to decide on size 😊

Sounds stupid but how do you get out of the Boots the best way without getting to much force on the bottem rubber ? 😅

Are they good for temperature down to -10 degrees?

why do they advertise that these boots are vegan? im not trying to eat them and if thats a new trend than what the 🤮

Hey, dont know if you will see this comment...but I was wondering what you think of the tip of the shoes. Like how does it feel on your toes? Because for me, i had to return my tracker decons because the leather was too hard for my toes and started to get blisters from rubbing against it. I returned the leather trackers (not the textile), just because i didnt need them at the moment (they made my feet so so sweaty, obviously being waterproof would do that). But i dont think the leather on those was as bad as the decons. So just wondering how hard the front of the shoe is? And if you can feel it on the top of your toes. Or how flexible the front of the shoe is. Anyway feel like ive rambled. Would appreciate any input. Just been trying to find a good barefoot shoe for walking in the rain...or for stepping in puddles...that isn't made with leather. If you had any recommendations for that too id appreciate it. Edit: definitely considering the Howgill by Freet. Mostly based on your videos. They seem like they would be the best of both worlds. Pretty good water protection...and the toe box is more open, flexible, and not hard. Only issue is you said they aren't too great for walking on flatter surfaces like roads.