Considering how you both have a problem with this shoe's weight, It would be lovely if you weighed them and told us that weight.

These are the shoes I'm currently wearing and despite being the best ones I've tried yet they still lack a bit of stack height for shock absorption for sudden runs or big jumps. I could go for Altra but what I dislike about them is that they're not really 0 drop, and unlike with the Lems Primal Zen, the tip of the shoe goes up making them less stable. Does anyone know if there are other options for a well cushioned zero drop large toebox shoe out there? I'll try the Bahé Revive soon but I'm not holding high expectations since 14mm is actually less than the Lems primal zen's.

You guys say that the bottom of this shoe is sturdy and thick enough to protect you from rocks while the website talk about a 4mm sole and keeps mentioning "barefoot", how are these things compatible?

I just want Vessi to make minimalist shoes. Their waterproof knit material is incredible. Do you know any water-resistant/proof casual minimalist shoes?

Have you done a review of the Freet Impala?

I think I’ll get the Grip for more casual applications and the outlander for hiking.

I greatly appreciate y’all’s review. I’m debating between these two.

That caught my eye as well and has been on my wishlist since I saw it. I don't have any vibram soled shoes and thought these were when I first saw them, but no matter, that tread pattern is what makes them great for hiking terrain. GO CREEPERS SOCKS!!!! Shaun Clark is the nicest owner of any business I've ever conversed with. Thanks for showcasing these Chris/Eric, looks like they'd be a great spring/fall hiker for sure.

I recently tried them. I really like the look and the toe box and they are soft and comfortable. However, the lacing system doesn’t work for me. I have narrow heels and ankles and need to pull the lacing pretty tight to secure my heels. With traditional lacing I can tighten around the ankles but keep it loose at the forefoot, not with this kind of lacing. I also tried the Wanderer because they have the same soles but with traditional lacing. Wanderer feel great and secured, but the thick fabric bunches up and pressed on my feet when bent. Eventually I got Vivo Magna Lite WR instead. I did sacrifice some toe splay room, but I really like how light and soft Magna Lite are. The water resistant is a big plus too.

Why do you say that the stack height with the insole included is 10mm when on their website they say that the stack height is 14mm (10mm sole + 4mm insole) ?

I had the exact same thought about wishing it was a canvas upper. It would be a no-brainer buy.

I love that they have a thicker sole while retaining wide toebox and zero drop. Thats why i am buy them even thought they are even more expensive in europe and there are cheaper options.

Just the shoe I need to get my deadlift PR from 11lb to 12lb!!

Just ordered my first pair last week, cannot seem to get any real response from them though. What is the best way to get ahold of their customer service?

Received a few days ago. The high volume you mentioned made it an automatic purchase for me. This is the ultimate slip on high volume shoe. A leather version would make this shoe perfect.👍 Thanks for all the info👍

Any thoughts on how it compares to the Xero Scrambler II with waterproofing?

I would love to see them do something without the toe cap/top stitching around the toe. I can totally see how that might add some durability for folks that are actually wearing them to skate, but for me it's an extra detail that bugs me. Bohempia seems to have the sleekest silhouette in this style. I do really appreciate the Splay pricing model and can see that these are a great attainable entry point for the barefoot-curious. Are the 2.0s made in Mexico?

What about the Be Lenka Ranger 2.0? They look similar, and while they aren't grounded, that's not a big deal for me as I'd like to see more scientific evidence on grounding before considering its benefits. You reviewed the Be Lenka York. Was there any particular reason you chose that boot instead of the Be Lenka Ranger 2.0?

This is a little ridiculous, first rock you stub your toe on gonna have you feeling major regret.

I just ordered a pair of these, I can't wait to try them out. I tend to go barefoot everywhere, these will be good for places that don't approve or when the grounds too hot😁

Try some Bedrock sandals next. Luna’s as well.

You should try the wool version of the Injinji’s to compare to the Creepers

Dang I wish I'd seen this before I ordered my Lems. I would've definitely tried the Jim Green African Trooper, it looks like just what I've been looking for for years. I prefer a taller boot, I've worn 8 inch work boots most of my life and I've often thought, "why in the world does nobody build a tall boot with a flexible sole?" Oh well, after I walk through the soles of the Lems I'll try the Jim Greens. Then I'll be able to compare.

I really liked the look of the Xero Denver leather, and they up and discontinued it. :( I strongly prefer leather, so that swayed me toward Lems.

I've got my first pair of Earth Runner Circadians with the Adventure Laces (the hard ones) about 10 days ago, I've had them pretty much glued to my feet since, we're currently under extremely strong heat in Spain, and cannot wear closed shoes... even if my Vivobarefoot Addis are pretty breathable For the first few days, they were a bit rough in between my toes, and the canvas was eating up the skin at the bottom of the heel a little bit more than any other sandal I've used before, after 5 or so days, and taking the sandals by the water, they have fully broken in, and now I can use them the whole day long without any pain or discomfort. The single adjustment I need to make, is that when wet, the material on the laces shrinks and softens a bit, and to keep the sandals tight, I need to tighten the strap a little bit, otherwise they become a bit loose, which, while I don't mind because they don't come off, I prefer having them snug. They have been an absolutely great purchase, and cannot be happier with them so far!

Here from rose anvil. Easy sub.

Me 😅 would love to experience waterproof five fingers

As far as the suede goes on these shoes, i know you guys have sinilarly cold winters in Utah. Do you think they would hold up decent in the winter time witn keeping your fert waremr with the suede lining?

I haven't found a pair of huarache sandals that I can keep on my feet. The heel strap always slides down, no matter how they are adjusted. Idk if it is my foot shape, the volume or what but I have to use an extra strap like on Xeros or Lunas tech straps. Not really a fan of that either. Now, I haven't tried these so I can't say for sure that they won't work but I have two pair of homemade huaraches and have the same issue with those as well, lol. I've really been considering a pair of bedrock sandals because they look like they secure to your foot better. Maybe a bit higher in stack height than I would prefer but it would be a compromise I'd be willing to make. Have you had any experience with Bedrock? Thanks for another video, guys!

Do these Feelgrounds Move have a wider toebox than Xero Prio?

They ruined the good design they had with Primal 2--the Primal 3 is a big departure from true barefoot design & is guaranteed to cause arch pain in those of us who prefer not to have a huge chunk or rubber where we don't need it.

I've been wearing Earth Runners for four years and, of course, I love them. In all that time, I've never had the buckle come undone on its own. And, those strap contact points on the bottom have held up fine. The material is tougher than you think and the weight of your body/foot is minimal at those points. The key to strap comfort is breaking them in slowly and following the tips the company suggests. It may take some patience. Well worth it! This product has improved my life markedly on multiple levels.

Toetem are my favorite

The Jim Green Slip Slops are better made.They just released the how they're made video today.

I hope you are gonna receive the new chealse boot from Xeros🥾

Is the toe box wider than primal 2 or the same?

What was the average temperature for your hikes when wearing these boots outdoors? How did they hold up to the cold, and how did you insulate to maintain the optimum comfort?

Which Vibram five finger would you recommend for an all rounder? Gym, walking, trail walking etc thanks

Great review. I use the lems outlander as a workbook. This looks like a good runner-up with that protective toe cap. How would you compare the 2 if you had to guess? Wider toe box or the same?

Finally, the boots that don't smash fingers

The new sole shape on this looks a little more tapered around the middle than some of the other shoes like the Orginal or the Droptop. Do you think it is less wide there? If so would the lacing mitigate that?

Would like to know how they compare to the Lems Outlander.

No, ALL shoes should definitely NOT be like this, however a MUCH larger percentage of them should be.

Great piece from Bahe, such a large market for folks who need a work boot, putting them on my wishlist. Thanks for showcasing them, good job Bahe.

what socks in 5:12? are they wide?

a Rose Anvil inspired sole??

Thank you for reviewing these 👍🏽! They look great, especially the bark color way! Are they wider than the revive? They look a bit more anatomically foot shaped compared to the revive and hopefully their updated edition of the revive, if they ever make one, will have this wider toebox! Do you think these will be warm enough for the winter in New England? We mostly get under 20 degree F weather, but our region just like the world has been warming up 😢. I am not sure I will be on time to get the first batch. Do you have an idea on when their second batch will be shipped? Great video guys! Glad yall were able to add the part about staying true to size, I have noticed many European companies are not as aware of how many of their customers have wider feet! Keep up the great work, guys! We in the barefoot/ natural movement community are lucky to receive your help with these videos!

I need me some! ;)

How breathable is the material? Did your feet really hot wearing them? I live in Jamaica, so I’m been deciding on the bahe rediscover or the lems boulder summit so I’m looking for hiking boots good for warm climates

I miss information on sizing, true to size? What about insole? Thanks for great review!