Skinners2.0 Minimalist Barefoot Sock Shoes for Men & Women | Ultra Portable Lightweight & Breathable Footwear

The best thing if bought for being on the lake. Launching my boat swimming stepping on rocks it’s awesome. The only down side if you use them multiple days they get really stinky, tried camping with them for five days but they got too stinky flip flops are better but for a day boating, swimming, river walking or fishing, and cliff jumping they are awesome highly recommend

Die Skinners Comfort 2.0 sind einfach großartig! Diese innovative Kombination aus Socke und Schuh bietet unglaublichen Komfort und Flexibilität. Sie sind perfekt für eine Vielzahl von Aktivitäten, ob drinnen oder draußen, und lassen sich leicht in der Tasche verstauen, was sie ideal für Reisen macht. Die Sohle ist erstaunlich widerstandsfähig und schützt die Füße gut, während man dennoch ein natürliches Barfußgefühl behält. Ich liebe es, wie leicht und atmungsaktiv sie sind, und dennoch bieten sie genug Schutz für spontane Abenteuer. Absolut empfehlenswert

Confort absoluPar contre, se salit vite et difficile à nettoyer.Les maniaques, passez votre chemin

Size is spot on, very nice socks

Gave the first incarnation of Skinners 5 stars. They deserve it, the most uncompromising minimalist shoe I know [the official term is 'barefoot', but I dislike oxymorons, 'minimalist' more fitting], making all the competition less-than-minimalist. I'm hardcore, often going foot-naked if not entering a public facility, and down [walking/running] to ~ 25 degrees. Stopped wearing narrow toe-boxes in 1983, elevated heels [including running shoes] in 1994. This new version claimed numerous improvements: I trusted some of them, but was wary of compromise given the new insole; I don't fault them for the choice, these barefoot companies repeatedly thicken the outsole and/or add/thicken an insole, for example, in response to feedback on the initial design... situation is generally compromise or fail, otherwise they're running a charity. Sole Runners, e.g., adjusted by offering normal, 'wide' [still narrow], and 'extra-wide' [i.e., foot-shaped]. So I bought this new one - instantly disapproved, because of the insole and... because it felt different from the first. That initial feel-disapproval faded quick enough; the larger toe-box is appreciated. As for the insole, it is removeable [knew that], and, UNlike other 'barefoot' shoes like Vivo or Sole-runners, removing the Skinners insoles does not compromise the fit. The fact that the insole a] tightens the fit a bit, and b] buffers the ground-interaction a touch, makes it a better nature or athletic shoe where tighter fit and increased ground-insulation are desirable. I wear it day-to-day insoleless. Therefore, these new Skinners are an all-terrain vehicle. Like the 2-tone-blending more too. That I'm Czech, like the shoes, is a happy bonus. Five-stars-PLUS.