MerrellMen's Vapor Glove 3 Luna LTR Fitness Shoes

I live in these shoes. They are well made as I’ve had them nearly a year and they are still going strong! Wear them for work, gym and running. They are so comfortable and my bunion and hammer toes have corrected themselves now my feet are allowed to move functionally. Also alleviates knee and hip problems. I find it hard to wear conventional shoes again as I like to be able to move my toes! Our feet are our sensors and all our other joints are affected by how our feet move. Barefoot shoes can also correct fallen arches and plantar fasciitis

My pair of Vapor Glove 3 shoes lasted me for 300 miles. Of that I would say 90 miles were country lanes and what could be considered “trails”. All in all I would say a good performance, although I wished the sole had lasted longer.Other than that, this shoe is well made and fits true to size. I would measure the foot rather than going by UK size numbers.One slightly annoying thing was a flopping sound of the shoes for the first 20 miles or so.

For some time now, I've been looking for an alternative for the Vibram FiveFingers as they are really awesome but for some unknown reason, I tend to tear them fingers down in less than 6 months. Given the price range, this is not acceptable. That's how I found Merrells' minimalistic line and this particular model has given the closest experience to VFFs I had found so far. Time will tell how durable will they be.

Leider lösen sich nach 4 Wochen bereits die Sohlen von den Schuhen ab!Bisher auch keine Rückmeldung vom Verkäufer!Sehr enttäuschend...

I have banana hallux of my right big toe due to mild, but unrelenting gout since I was 22. This means that my toe turns up at the end.These shoes fit like a dream... except my toenail of the right great toe hit the edge of the rubber. I'd have ended up with nail trauma. So incredibly disappointing. I guess having that toe guard is good for runners, but for this woman who needs shoes that don't have stitching across the sesamoid joint and who needs zero drop with a decent amount of sole due to Morton's neuroma, having that bit of rubber puts one more pair of shoes outside my reach.Heartbroken because without that huge chunk of rubber, these shoes would be perfect for my feet.Anyone know the difference in the insole length b/w the 7 and 8?Sure wish they had a 7.5 because I might have been able to get away with that.... Anyone have any suggestions on similarly constructed shoes without the massive toe rubber I might try?