About the VivoBarefoot Brand
VivoBarefoot
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Having suffered from several foot injuries during his tennis career, Tim Brennan eventually decided that his conventional athletic shoes were to blame and set about creating his own. By the time he officially launched VivoBarefoot shoes in 2004, Brennan had already spent five years on research and development, which included input from sixth generation shoemaker Galahad Clark. At the time, VivoBarefoot running shoes and tennis shoes were the first minimalist athletic shoes engineered with ultra-thin, puncture-resistant soles designed to offer lightweight shock absorption and sensory feedback. The concept took off, and minimalist footwear has been gaining momentum ever since. Today, VivoBarefoot shoes are available in more than 50 different models, from trail running shoes to chukkas. Vivo the revolution.
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Read All VivoBarefoot Reviews
Average VivoBarefoot Review (based on 145 reviews)
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5.0 out of 5 stars. Love theseReviewed by hike603mom from New Hampshire on Tuesday, May 28, 2024I converted to zero drop a few years ago and have been searching for a great hiking boot with good ankle support. I started with Altras but they were too heavy and clunky and I always got blisters. I then switched to Xero but they fell apart fast (I only hiked 3 decent sized hikes in them in the white mtns which are pretty rocky and they just got tore up)I found these on clearance at Sierra and did a few small hikes and my feet were happy. I just did 30 mile backpack in them this weekend. Its still a little bit of a shoulder season - so we hit mud, water, snow, and ice, and of course classic NH rock scrambles and lots and lots of rock hopping. They did great. My feet were super happy. I barebooted because the monorail was pretty unstable and just short sections so spikes would be worthless - and they provided good traction. Felt pretty secure on slippery wet rocks too decending south twin. lower watercrossings - feet stayed dry. Fairly water resistent. Got a few good muddy puddles too with no issues.
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5.0 out of 5 stars. excellent barefoot hiking/everyday shoesReviewed by cutter from colorado on Saturday, February 3, 2024having tried and loved the tracker esc, i wanted a version that was faster/easier to put on. i can actually slip them on by holding the front and back loops apart, thereby stretching the elastic.
i need to remember to tighten them when i use them for hiking, but otherwise they’re quite comfortable for everyday. i found the insoles a little hot so i replaced them with the vivobarefoot thin cork insole. now they’re a dream to wear.
at first i found the toe line off-putting but now i think it’s rather cute. these zero drop shoes have helped improve my lower back issues and my foot pain is nonexistent. i feel like my impending bunions have actually regressed.
highly recommend. i bought a backup pair bc of the great discount and bc i want another pair in case they discontinue this model. i’m having a hard time imagining going back to regular shoes. -
5.0 out of 5 stars. Great toe boxReviewed by ogstp from midwest on Saturday, January 13, 2024I love these. The women's were too narrow for me. So glad I tried the men's--they are perfect cozy and warm. I wear them with my favorite mid weight injinji toe socks.
VivoBarefoot Outlet: Due to limited quantities, not all products are available in our Retail Stores.
VivoBarefoot Overstocks: inventory too high, had to be drastically reduced -- always first quality. Find out more about overstock items.
VivoBarefoot Closeouts: may be last year's model or color -- always first quality. Find out more about closeouts.
VivoBarefoot 2nds:
Cosmetic Blems or Irregulars. Minor cosmetic blemishes or slight irregularities
which do not affect the fit, performance, or longevity of the item. Label is
usually clipped or marked by the manufacturer. A small flaw means big savings.
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