VIVOBAREFOOT Motus Flex Mens Barefoot Zero-Drop Trainers | Improves Strength & Stability | Lightweight for Training & Running | Grounding Shoes

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3rd pair of barefoot shoes and these are by far the best ones ! I will definitely be buying more

These shoes exceeded expectations from the moment I put them on. If you're looking for a high-performance, minimalist trainer for strength training or mobility work, this is the one to beat. 🦶 Truly Barefoot, Grounded Feel The zero-drop sole and wide toe box (as featured in the listing title and product description on page 2) offer exactly what barefoot purists want. You get full foot engagement and proprioceptive feedback with every rep—whether squatting, lunging, or even during light running. 🏋️‍♂️ Built for Versatile Movement I’ve worn these for powerlifting, kettlebell flows, and balance drills. The thin, grippy outsole (see shoe photo on page 1) gives a great locked-in feel without restricting movement. Plus, the lightweight build keeps your feet quick and stable. 🌿 Comfort Meets Sustainability These aren't just functional—they're eco-conscious too. The shoes feature bio-based materials and a performance insole made of 98% recycled EVA (noted on page 1). You can actually feel good wearing them—for your body and the planet. ✅ Pros: Excellent barefoot feel with zero-drop and wide toe box Comfortable and secure during dynamic movement Durable outsole with great grip Made with sustainable and recycled materials ❌ Cons: Sizing runs slightly large—order a half size down if unsure Pricey, but you get what you pay for Overall: The Motus Flex is the perfect balance of form, function, and philosophy. It’s a barefoot shoe that doesn’t compromise—ideal for lifters, trainers, or anyone chasing that grounded, natural stride.

These are NOT wide shoes. If you actually have wide feet these will NOT fit. If you have normal-width feet then they seem quite nice. Great traction. Good ground feel when outdoors. And they seem like they'd be great gym/lifting shoes or general use shoes. Points of reference: I have 12.5 EE size, and got a 12 and 13 size pair of this shoes (which nominally runs large): both sizes forced my big toes inward and definitely wouldn't allow splayed toes. (meanwhile, the 13 was clearly too long on top of forcing toes together) ___ Note: I don't assume the seller is attempting to misrepresent their shoes. I assume they're trying balance toe box width expectations for a broader population. Still, it's simply inaccurate. (I'm giving it "4 stars" as it appears like it would be a nice shoe for a standard-width (or maybe narrow) foot -- though the toes spread would likely still be a little constrained.)

Nice widw toe shoes. Been on a couple of runs and you can tell my foot is closer to the ground, my legs were nice and tight .

The product I received was branded as new and is clearly not. There are multiple areas where the mesh material is grey from dirt. I even found dirt residue in multiple areas on the sole. I was excited as a first time buyer of zero drop and the positive brand image of vivo barefoot. I see shoes like underwear - if it isn’t brand new I don’t even bother. The state of these “new” shoes grossed me out. Very disappointing and will likely have to find a different brand.

🎾⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ (4/5) – Great Value for Recreational Players I’ve been using this tennis gear for a few weeks now, and overall, it’s been a great addition to my game. While it’s not a high-end, professional-level product, it definitely gets the job done for casual to intermediate players. ✅ Pros: • Good Performance: Whether serving, rallying, or volleying, the feel was consistent and responsive. Great for weekend matches or practice. • Comfortable & Lightweight: Easy to maneuver, and I didn’t experience any hand fatigue or discomfort after long sessions. • Affordable: For the price, it offers excellent value. A great option if you’re not looking to invest in premium gear. • Durability: Held up well after multiple sessions on hard courts. Still looks and performs like new.