NEW VIVOBAREFOOT MOTUS FLEX REVIEW

I have been a big fan of Vivobarefoot the past couple years so when they said they had a new shoe, I was excited to check it out. I hope you find the video informative and if you have anymore questions regarding the shoe or barefoot training feel free to drop it in the comments.
Use the code: VERNON20 to get a discount on your own pair of vivobarefoot shoes!

[@CoachclishRSF]

This is awesome!! I love every evolution that vivo barefoot has made towards greater articulation

[@vernongriffith4]

Totally agree! So far really enjoying this new set up

[@zacharysimmons5597]

I like the updated more flexible version. I wasn’t a big fan of the original motus it was way more stiff and more material than I was used to with vivos

[@vernongriffith4]

I definitely agree, that was a good move on their end. Much more comfortable

[@GautamJBhojwani]

Agree as well. Motus felt a little too stiff for me, wasn't used to that with my other vivos. Also for some reason, the US size 12 in the Motus was the right length but it felt loose in the width, couldn't find the right motus size that worked for me. Going to order the Motus Flex soon, hope I don't have the same issue

[@antoniomora2609]

Could you go over the sizing? Their website sizing guide sucks. Could you show how they should fit you?

[@vernongriffith4]

I am an 11 in most regular shoes. I wear socks and sometimes thicker socks to the US 11 fit me great. If you are going to go thin socks or no socks may want to consider going a size down.

[@trancharlie]

Great review! Just used your code. Thanks!

[@vernongriffith4]

Hope you love them!

[@jamah84]

So these are good for strength training then right? I keep seeing reviews saying the Motus Strength are more suited for squatting, DL and explosive movements and these are more for yoga, Pilates and calisthenics

[@marco_peace]

Do you shoes have a thumb’s width of space between the big toe and the end of the shoe?

[@mattpatt199]

What are you thoughts on the motus strength? I jst ordered a pair. I also have a pair of the trail basic ones for everyday wear. Love your work brother

[@vernongriffith4]

I have a pair of those. Nothing wrong with them at all but with the way my wide foot is they don’t fit me great when walking and extending toes close to the first metatarsal of the big toe. I think I may have had one of the test pairs though so I’m not sure what version you are getting. I really like how this version has that notch carved out to assist that. If you don’t like them you can always return and swap.

[@stevantaylor2323]

What type of watch are you wearing and what type of socks are those? I like them both.

[@vernongriffith4]

Vivobarefoot Motus Flex are the shoes, use the code: VERNON20 if you are interested in getting a pair. Socks were nike

[@stevantaylor2323]

Thank you. What type of watch is that?

[@vernongriffith4]

@@stevantaylor2323 garmin fenix 7

[@stevantaylor2323]

Thank you! Love the program to as well. Best one I've done and the last one I will ever do. I am returning to active duty and it has helped me out tremendously.

[@aclsass]

That yellow slab looks silly 😂, but overall nice shoe!

[@vernongriffith4]

lol, fair. I felt that was a random color as well but i'm no fashion expert

[@rubenv3026]

I love the look of the shoe, but I hate the yellow slab lol. They should've just gone all white

[@troubleman8189]

I can't justified paying close to $200 for sneakers just because they have less material. That's ridiculous.

[@zacharywendell5088]

You’re paying more for time to design something like this, not material. Think of a skilled craftsman v. something from Walmart

[@troubleman8189]

@@zacharywendell5088 dude... It's just barefoot sneakers. Remove 90% of the sole and job done. 70-100 dollars at the most

[@EdwardPetrillo-yh3cw]

So don’t. Be a battery charger brah. You don’t have to agree with everything. Cheers mate

[@jugo1944]

Many people have money for 200 dollar shoes, many people don't.

[@skidlid4072]

Hey mate, vivo have regular sales also lots of athletes and influencers have DC you can use.

[@rosemarie9932]

Can these Motus Flex be used for road running please ?

[@vernongriffith4]

That would depend on your training level being barefoot. Not something I would recommend as a starting point. I know some people have eased into barefoot running. I know myself personally at 240 lbs running long distance is not comfortable for me. I will sprint in them at a track but that’s it

[@rosemarie9932]

@@vernongriffith4 Thank you, Vernon, for your reply, I have been running distance in very light barefoot shoes, all flat and zero drop, and weigh 49kgs, so maybe these would suit me ? Thank you to help..

[@DvZeno]

I pronate to the inside. Ik think this kind of shoe’s is not good when the feet/ankle is not stable/straight. For me, it look like they don’t give any support

[@CptAngelKGaming]

Barefoot shoes are not supposed to give you "support". Train your feet and use barefoot shoes and eventually they'll get strong enough to limit unecessary pronation..

[@anadeweerd]

Pronation is caused by weak foot muscles. Wearing supportive shoes keeps your feet weak because you rely on the shoe instead of your foot. Take away the crutch and your foot will get stronger. My husband had completely flat feet before switching to barefoot shoes and now he has a nice arch. 100% worth a try.

[@polares01]

It's a slow progress but one day one day everyone will wear five thingers