Joe Nimble NimbleToes men's

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Nimbletoes are hands down the best barefoot shoes I've ever owned. I almost always wear barefoot shoes at work as an installer and in my free time. I've been using different brands of pj shoes for about 20 years now, and Nimbletoes are the most durable of all. In addition, they look good and are comfortable to use. These Nimbles are now second to none, and there is no need to try other shoes when the best ones have been found.

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Still a little used, but I haven't come across any major negative aspects. I have a rather wide foot and it fits well.

Definitely comfortable as office shoes.

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I am a tall woman whose feet are about 26.6 cm long. My footstool is not on the low end (however normal rather than high). Based on the expert guidance I received from the online store, I ended up buying Nimbletoes from the men's collection, after consideration I chose the size 42.5. The room for walking is good (in my case it couldn't be any bigger), the whole shoe can be tightened well with the lacing. I use these on a treadmill (both walking and running). I have liked a lot. At some point, I will have to get another pair for everyday use.

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Very nice, comfortable fit and feels/looks like very good quality!

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About a year of experience in running and everyday use. Running kilometers around 200, working days around 50. Based on a year of active use, I would say that they are of high quality and durable. The outer seams don't wrinkle anywhere on me yet, and the rubber sole will last at least another year's worth of runs. The inner sole is frayed, but I have chosen to wear these without insoles, so it must be my own fault. I use these for mid-season running, when fully permeable flip-flops would feel cold and nasty. For example, in light drizzle and occasional slush, the foot stays moderately warm when running in these, if not completely dry. Tip: In icy weather these don't have any grip, but I've found that with loose studs from Market, you can run on smooth slippery surfaces. That is, a rubber loop that can be adjusted around the toe of the shoe, where there are a couple of studs. It's a bit tricky to place the studs under the instep/toes so that it doesn't feel like a "bump" under the foot when running, but you can find that position by searching. Without studs, these shoes have nothing to do with a spring run. The shoes are so comfortable and sleek looking that they can be worn even on many weekdays - especially with a little rain, when my sneakers from another brand let even a little water through. In these, on the other hand, your feet will be dry in the drizzle for short distances on foot and on buses. When cycling, water seems to find its way into these through the airy upper part of the cover, and of course in heavier rain anyway.

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Best running shoe I've ever worn! The previous pair lasted 3 years of active everyday use and 2-3 more runs per week.

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Good sneakers for even hard surfaces. The retro look is pleasing (dark blue and white).

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Really comfortable on the foot, the width is appropriate and I get tight enough with the straps. I love it! In use size 8.5, own legs about 26.2 cm long and 10 cm wide.

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No more experience than on a treadmill where several workouts with a maximum of 1 h 40 min. Nimbletoes on shoes: light, very fit on my foot (toe), very rub does not twist and does not twist and is easier to step on (than sock shoes) ..