Is this shoe truly waterproof?

Yes. It has a waterproof membrane and a treated upper, so rain, wet grass and shallow puddles stay out. It is not a wading boot, and water can still enter over the ankle collar.

How does it compare with the standard Primus Trail III?

The All Weather FG adds a waterproof membrane and a firmer, more aggressive outsole for wet, muddy ground. The standard version breathes better and drains faster in hot, dry conditions.

Do I need to break it in?

If you are new to barefoot shoes, yes. Start with short walks and build up over weeks, because the thin, zero-drop sole loads your calves and feet differently from cushioned shoes.

How does the sizing run?

It runs close to standard US sizing with a wide toe box and a snug midfoot. People between sizes or with high arches often go up half a size.

One pair of shoes with the Ortholite insoles fitted. The insoles are removable if you want even more ground feel.

Can I use it for everyday walking?

Yes, but it is built for trails. The firm, thin sole and grippy lugs feel harsh on pavement over long distances.

Where is the Vivobarefoot Primus Trail III All Weather FG cheapest?

At Amazon, for $59.95, 65% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Vivobarefoot Primus Trail III All Weather FG?

16 stores we checked sell it, including ScandinavianOutdoor.com, Footprint USA, eBay, ReVivo by Vivobarefoot, Sports Basement.

Vivobarefoot Primus Trail III All Weather FG

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$59.95at AmazonChecked 8 h ago

65% under what the other stores charge

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