Adidas Men''s adipure Trainer Barefoot Shoe

I''ve worn Vibram Five Fingers for 4 years but with my large foot size I finally got tired of the limited selection that was available to me. I bought a pair of Adipures and couldn''t be happier. They''re more rugged/durable compared to the VFFs and one of my favorite features is the lack of velcro strap that my VFFs had. The Adipures quickly go on/off but they''re very secure while wearing them. I use mine for everything: weightlifting, running, walking around all day, etc. While I enjoyed my VFFs I see no reason why I''ll go back to them now that the Adipures are available.

first time it came out in the market i had doubts over this design. (previously burnt on the sketchers shape-up which the jury is still out, after all these months). got this as a birthday present last month and shockingly found it wears like a real pair of shoe without the bulk and the weight. it fits perfectly, snugged all over your toes and great for work-out, especially doing the squats as it keeps you well balanced. from what I gathered around the gym with few guys who wear same design, Adidad kinda blew the competition, e.i, improved it a lot as it has become more wearable, real comfy. now the pair of socks that go with it is kinda costly ($10/pair. this is where they get you). but hey you could wash it every week. no need for socks. we''re all good. thx Adidas for another well-designed & executed product!

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I purchased these after wearing out my Fila Skele-Toes 1.0. I use these shoes to teach Zumba® Fitness, and absolutely love them. Before I changed over to the barefoot style shoes, I would have knee and foot problems. Since I''ve changed over, I no longer have foot/knee problems what so ever. My classes incorporate a lot of dance movements, squats, jumping, and direction change. They are extremely comfortable and I would definitely recommend trying a pair. I''ll never go back to teaching a group fitness class in "normal" shoes again.

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I absolutely love these shoes. They fit really well, took me a few times to get used to slipping my toes into each slot. They are so light weight and make you feel really stable when lifting/running. Only issue I have run into with these has been my toes sometimes slip out of their little sockets when Im doing Burpees or any kind of movement that isn''t your standard lateral movement. Otherwise they are great! I wish Adidas made some fingered socks to go with them, however I have resorted to the expensive 10 pair and they work great in these as well.I sweat a lot, especially in my feet, so i had to purchase the socks otherwise I would ruin these shoes from smell/wear and tear so fast. I have used these shoes 4-5 times a week for a little over a month for an hour at a time a workout, and they still look brand new and they feel great! they would get a 5 star, but the whole ''keeping the toes in their toe slots thing'' can be annoying. I also wear different sizes it seems in all shoes bc I have extremely flat feet, and I ordered these true to my "normal size" which is 12 and they fit perfect and didn''t feel cramped or spacey. They were perfect for me.

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I am wearing a full size larger than I wear in Nike''s. (I could really wear a half size larger in Nike''s, though.) The reason I got the larger size for these was due to a slight uncomfortable feeling in between my toes on one foot. Not sure if it would go away after they break in, I went another half size up. It still felt about the same, but now I don''t notice it. So, if it feels tight in a certain spot between your toes, you may be fine staying with that size. On the other hand, these are staying securely on my feet, and they feel snug. My toes occupy the entire length of the spots where the toes slide in. I''ve run in them a bit as well as walk, and like I said, no slipping.

I do notice that I''m using muscles in my feet and calves that were not being used before. This must make for healthier feet due to the increased circulation, so I''m very glad that shoes like these have been made.

The main reason I chose these over the vibrams is because vibrams only have a 3-month warranty. Adidas has a 6-month, per a customer review I read. That person said they called vibram after noticing a defect after 4 months, and they refused to help him. He said he''d called adidas after 7 or so months, and they agreed to replace or fix the shoes. So, that was all I need to hear to tell me which company I should go with.

I would recommend getting socks to wear these, just to keep things a bit cleaner in the shoe. Regular washing might not be the best way to keep these shoes in one piece. I''d rather spend a bit more on some special socks than potentially damage the shoes by washing them too often. I might contact adidas to ask. If I do, I''ll post that information here.