Thanks for watching and commenting!

they are underrated!

i haven't seen the trail version, i gotta try to find them. glad you like them, they are great option!

I’ve been using those black ones and their trail runners for a few years and they are great, still holding tight! If you look closely at the different types there is one that the top is kind of elasticy, keeps rocks, dirt and other stuff from getting in your shoes. I wear them everyday to the park trails and have taken them rock climbing and backpacking more than a few times in mountain/desert climates.

glad that was helpful for you! hopefully they get them available in the UK again, they are great shoes especially for the price

@@AndysFunReviews Yeah, the white ones with the gum sole are the cheap simple barefoot shoes I've been wishing existed for years. Splays do something like that, but I'm afraid it wouldn't be wide enough. If you know different, let me know. Thanks again for the width info. More barefoot shoe reviews should be so clear on width.

@@JohnMoseley i actually just got a pair of splays, they are very wide. I will try to make a video in a few days and I will make sure to compare the insoles!

@@AndysFunReviews Fantastic, thanks, I look forward to seeing that.

exactly!

They are “thin”, because they don’t have a lot of cushioning, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have durable outsoles. My barefoot shoes have the most durable outsoles I have ever seen. I have been wearing them multiple years and they still only have very mild signs of wear.

i gotta check those out! it's the same sole?

yup!

they are thin, your feet would have to get used to them. have you checked out Altra shoes? They are zero drop and wide toebox but have more traditional amount of cushioning. I have a review of some on my channel.

@@AndysFunReviews Yes I've checked them, and they are very expensive... Thank you for your help. I had a pair of groundies for city and now I would like a pair of zero drop shoes with a little bite more cushion and wide tip...and preferably not to cost 200 euros... And it seems impossible.

@@alexmihai2403 these are new from whitin, they are just like Altra but cheap! www.amazon.com/Running-Correrfor-Stability-Training-Athletic/dp/B0BRXCPHYC/

Hope you enjoy!

Lol they are meant to be very thin. That's the whole point of it being a "barefoot" shoe. Just don't use an insole at all then. It's even closer to being barefoot.

whitin has some running shoe styles to match the Altra running shoes - wide toebox and zero drop, but with some cushion. I will do a review for those soon.

these ones, I like them a lot! www.amazon.com/Running-Correrfor-Stability-Training-Athletic/dp/B0BRXCPHYC/

here's the link, i just added to the description too www.amazon.com/WHITIN-Barefoot-Sneakers-Minimalist-Footwear/dp/B0B56QD6YP?th=1

@@AndysFunReviews Thanx!

@@toniesilver5160 they also have these new canvas ones I just saw, they look pretty cool www.amazon.com/WHITIN-Barefoot-Minimalist-Sneakers-Lightweight/dp/B0BRMXZLBG?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1&psc=1

Oh I don't think I have seen those ones before- I wonder what the diff between the two is?🤔

​@toniesilver5160 I have both and can share one main difference. The first links shoe has a much wider toe box than the second. The second link shoe is wider than a normal canvas shoe however the first link shoe has way more room for toe spread. Both are great, and you'll be happy with either if you don't have a preference! You can really see the difference when looking at the pictures from the heel and how far the toe box juts out on each side.