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Sorrel - Barefoot Shoes

Sorrel - Barefoot Shoes

4.6(15,720 ratings)

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$39.99at HobibearChecked Nov 10

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  • Last seen at $39.99 at Hobibear on Nov 10.
  • Our take on the Sorrel - Barefoot Shoes

    Hobibear's minimalist barefoot shoes are zero-drop and close to the ground, with a wide toe box meant to let the foot move naturally. They suit runners, hikers and everyday wearers who want ground feel and toe splay rather than cushioning and support. Against cushioned trainers and conventional hiking shoes they trade shock absorption and structure for proprioception and balance. Owners rate them highly overall, though some find the thin sole harsh on hard surfaces and the fit runs wide.

    Best forRunners transitioning to minimalist formHikers who want ground feel on easy trailsWearers with wide feet or bunionsEveryday casual use
    Pros
    • Zero-drop platform encourages a natural stride
    • Wide toe box gives toes room to splay
    • Thin sole delivers strong ground feel
    • Flexible enough to move with the foot
    • Light and simple for travel and daily wear
    Cons
    • Little cushioning on pavement and hard trails
    • No arch support or structure for stability
    • Fit runs wide, so narrow feet may feel loose
    • Thin outsole wears faster than lugged hiking soles

    Sorrel - Barefoot Shoes prices at every store

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    What reviewers say

    • 4.6 / 515,720 ratings

    Owners rate these highly and mostly praise the wide fit, ground feel and comfort for walking and light running. Criticism centers on the thin sole on hard surfaces and the loose fit for narrower feet.

    What people mention
    • FitPraisedOwners say the wide toe box gives toes room and suits wide feet well.
    • Ground feelPraisedReviewers like the close-to-the-ground feel and say it helps balance and foot strength.
    • CushioningCriticisedSome find the thin sole unforgiving on pavement and hard trails.
    • SupportMixedWearers note there is no arch support, which some want for long days.
    • DurabilityMixedA few report the thin outsole wearing faster than expected.

    About the Sorrel - Barefoot Shoes

    These unisex minimalist barefoot shoes have a zero-drop construction that gives a close-to-the-ground feel. This is meant to support proprioception and balance.

    The toe box is wide, and the shoes are designed to move naturally with the foot and promote joint stability. They are suited to running, hiking and everyday use.

    Type
    Minimalist barefoot shoes
    Fit
    Wide toe box
    Drop
    Zero-drop
    Gender
    Unisex
    Use
    Running, hiking, everyday wear

    Questions and answers

    Are these good for beginners to barefoot running?
    They can be, but the zero-drop, thin sole asks a lot of calves and feet at first. Build up distance slowly rather than switching all at once.
    How do they compare with cushioned running shoes?
    They give far more ground feel and toe room but much less shock absorption and stability. Cushioned shoes suit long road miles better; these suit form-focused, shorter runs.
    Do they have arch support?
    No. The sole is flat and flexible, so the foot does the work. Wearers who need arch support should look elsewhere.
    Can I hike in them?
    On easy, dry trails they work for people used to minimalist shoes. The thin outsole offers little protection from sharp rocks and no grip for rough terrain.
    How should they fit?
    The toe box is wide and the fit runs roomy, so narrow feet may find them loose. Toes should have room to splay without the heel slipping.
    What is in the box?
    The shoes come as a single pair. Insoles and other extras are not included.
    Where is the Sorrel - Barefoot Shoes cheapest?
    At Hobibear, for $39.99, as of our latest check.
    What do buyers say about the Sorrel - Barefoot Shoes?
    Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 15,720 ratings.

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