Are these true to size?

They are unisex and generally fit as expected, but the wide toe box leaves extra room at the front. People between sizes often size down for a snugger fit.

How do they compare with regular running shoes?

They have far less cushioning and no raised heel, so the foot works more on its own. Runners used to cushioned shoes should transition slowly.

Can I walk on pavement in them?

Yes. The thin sole is made for everyday surfaces, though sharp stones and long distances on hard ground will feel firmer than in cushioned shoes.

Do they work for wide feet?

Yes. The wide toe box is the main reason buyers choose them, and it suits people who find standard shoes too narrow.

Are they good for running?

They can be used for short, easy runs once you adapt, but they lack the padding and support most runners want for long or fast sessions.

One pair of shoes with the elastic lacing already fitted. No insoles or extra laces are included.

Where is the Yarrow - Barefoot Shoes cheapest?

At Hobibear, for $45.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Yarrow - Barefoot Shoes?

Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 1,572 ratings.

Yarrow - Barefoot Shoes

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Yarrow - Barefoot Shoes

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Last seen at $45.99 at Hobibear on Nov 10.

Our take on the Yarrow - Barefoot Shoes

These are minimalist barefoot shoes with a wide toe box that lets toes splay naturally and a thin, flexible sole that lets the foot move as it would barefoot. An adjustable elastic lacing system keeps the fit snug without tying, and the breathable upper suits everyday wear. They are unisex and aimed at people moving away from cushioned, narrow shoes. Against cushioned sneakers they offer far less padding and arch support, which is the point for barefoot fans but a hard transition for others. Owners rate them highly, with most praise going to comfort and the roomy toe box.

Best forEveryday walking and errandsPeople with wide feet or bunionsBarefoot-style beginners on a budgetTravel and light packing

Pros

Wide toe box allows natural toe splay
Thin, flexible sole gives ground feel
Lightweight and easy to pack
Elastic lacing adjusts quickly and stays put
Breathable upper for warm days

Cons

Little cushioning underfoot
Minimal arch support
Thin sole feels every stone
Not suited to long runs or heavy trail use

Yarrow - Barefoot Shoes prices at every store

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What reviewers say

4.7 / 51,572 ratings

With 4.7 out of 5 from over 1,500 ratings, owners mostly praise the roomy toe box and light, flexible feel. Complaints center on the thin sole and the adjustment period for people used to cushioned shoes.

What people mention

Toe boxPraisedOwners say the wide front gives toes room to spread without pinching.
SoleMixedThe flexible sole is liked for ground feel but criticized as thin on rough surfaces.
LacingPraisedThe elastic lacing is described as quick to adjust and secure once set.
CushioningCriticisedReviewers note there is little padding, which some find hard on long walks.
WeightPraisedThey are called light and easy to wear all day.

About the Yarrow - Barefoot Shoes

Yarrow Barefoot Shoes are unisex shoes with a wide toe box that gives the toes room to spread naturally. They are lightweight and have a flexible sole.

An adjustable elastic lacing system holds the shoe snugly so it stays in place. The upper is breathable, and the shoes are made for everyday wear.

Fit: Wide toe box for natural toe splay
Gender: Unisex
Closure: Adjustable elastic lacing
Upper: Breathable
Sole: Flexible
Weight: Lightweight

Questions and answers

Are these true to size?: They are unisex and generally fit as expected, but the wide toe box leaves extra room at the front. People between sizes often size down for a snugger fit.
How do they compare with regular running shoes?: They have far less cushioning and no raised heel, so the foot works more on its own. Runners used to cushioned shoes should transition slowly.
Can I walk on pavement in them?: Yes. The thin sole is made for everyday surfaces, though sharp stones and long distances on hard ground will feel firmer than in cushioned shoes.
Do they work for wide feet?: Yes. The wide toe box is the main reason buyers choose them, and it suits people who find standard shoes too narrow.
Are they good for running?: They can be used for short, easy runs once you adapt, but they lack the padding and support most runners want for long or fast sessions.
What is in the box?: One pair of shoes with the elastic lacing already fitted. No insoles or extra laces are included.
Where is the Yarrow - Barefoot Shoes cheapest?: At Hobibear, for $45.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Yarrow - Barefoot Shoes?: Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 1,572 ratings.