Allbirds Wool Runner vs Tree Runner - Which One is Best For You?

[@PaulBeiser]

These A/B comparisons are incredibly valuable. Thanks!

[@Engearment]

Thank you Paul! I love both of them. Using the wool ones today, the Tree Runners tomorrow when it is warmer. Glad you found it helpful my friend!

[@davestevenson2013]

Thank you for discussing sizing! Great information and review.

[@Engearment]

Thank you!!

[@davidkahn2461]

Awesome review! I was looking for factors to make a choice before investing so much money but your video made it a lot easier

[@livingalone5737]

I bought tree runner but I will choose wool next time cuz it's more soft and comfortable. Tree it's. Little tight for. Me

[@Engearment]

I agree the tree runner is a little tighter. I use them without socks. Wool with socks.

[@lucassimon9779]

So very helpful, sir. Thank you much!

[@Engearment]

Thank you for the nice note.

[@Tdr-jv2nc]

I found my tree runners held up a lot better than wool. They just looked better after a lot of use

[@Engearment]

That is great feedback. Thanks for the note! I am testing out some new tree runners (should have that video up soon!)

[@Di_Genius123]

The Tree Runner pictured in this video is the "Mist" colorway on the site, yes?

[@Engearment]

Correct, the Tree Runner is Mist color. Thanks!

[@pikster89]

Do you feel the Tree Runner is much more breathable than the Wool Runner? I own the Wool Runner, it's really comfortable and my feet stink less in them than in synthetic shoes. Currently eyeing the Tree Runners.

[@Engearment]

Yes. The tree runner breath better. I use the wool in cooler months. Tree in warmer.

[@DNOJ]

Thanks bro… I bought three Allbirds for other ppl But now that I am looking for myself…. Need more info Looking to replace 😢 my everyday use Puma Carson 2(black and white ) so the tree runner is my pick

[@Engearment]

You are a generous gift giver! I bet they will love the Allbirds. Get yourself a Tree Runner. They are very comfortable and versatile. The Wool Runners are great in cooler temps. I just picked up the Wool Runner Up Mizzle for winter here in Denver.

[@user-yq6rj8ij1z]

morning sir, do upper, quarter and vamp of tree runner firm enough to accommodate orthopedic insoles ?

[@Engearment]

Hello friend! I have successfully used inserts in these and other Allbirds. Hope that helps. And I wish you much success with your feet. I have had arthritis for decades in both feet and can appreciate your situation. Take care!

[@espacesX]

If you process Wood you (can) get - cellulose. The basement for Lyocell-fibres Like Tencel(R) and - Lignin, which can be carbonized to a percusor for carbon-fibre. But so far Not on Performance Level for aerospace and Automotive carbon-fibres. There the percusor(-fibre) is petrochemical based (plastic). But Wood i.e. Lignin based percusors and the carbon-fibre Made with it via carbonization should be okay for carbon-fibre reinforced insoles and the Matryx-yarn (See Salomon, Salewa, etc.). Tencel Like wool has Future at Outdoor Hardware... But never wear Cotton socks in shoes with wool lining. Cotton is aggressive and too Strong for wool. Furthermore don't wash your socks with Something which uses enzymes Like Protease - all bleeching products and products for coloured cloths do use diverse enzymes and Protease is Always used - while I can Not Tell if Tencel(R) can be killed by the Enzym Cellulase. Enzymes eat diverse Fabrics/Yarns/Fibres. And socks washed with Something incl. Protease even accumulate Protease over time. Best for wool incl. Wool socks is Speick Amytis. Best for functional Sportswear, any Fleece and synthetic socks is Sonett Liquid Color. On the other Side. Synthetic fabric even Superfabric(R) can eat itself by Not Being cleaned from dust and/or mud. Leather, which is more or less a Natural collagene fabric is Most dust and mud-robust. Also wool protects itself from eating itself due to dust and mud. Tencel(R) I would rate as the better or best Viscose. I have a Outdoor-Shirt Made of Tencel(R)...👍

[@Engearment]

Hello my friend! That is a lot of very good information. I will be picking up some Speick Amytis for my wool washing :). Agreed on the cotton as well. All wool for us. I do love the Tencel as well. It is so nice to see these awesome natural materials being used in shoes. Thanks for the knowledge. Take care!

[@DNOJ]

I’m getting both…

[@Engearment]

Nice! 🙌

[@meboyotube]

Every review talking about how they are ok in warm weather conditions. Then they m ention warm is like 76-78 degrees. I friggin WISH that was warm. Florida is slowly melting into the ocean. Problem is I despise flip flops not being from here.