Mudee L

I'm usually a 10 or 10.5 depending on brand, Ive used zero drop running shoes and am comfortable in them, as well as regular hiking boots. Even with thicker socks I find the volume in these too big, and theres not enough adjustment with laces to make up for it meaning theres more movement inside the boot. This isnt an issue on the flat, but on steeper terrain it is not ideal.
I have ordered the ortholite insole which is thicker to hopefully take up some of the extra space.

Quite comfortable even when for long period of time (up to 20h straight). I used them mainly in the snow and to work and got the job done. Unfortunately I wasn't used anymore to high shoes (over the ankle) and the clutch/friction with the leg/skin created some problems (had a small irritation). Overall I'm really happy of the purchase and being my first barefoot shoes I have, I am more than satisfied.

I´ve only used them for five days in the mountains, and I´m pretty happy: they are purely barefoot but very comfortable, easy to clean, and grippy in most terrains. It's a surprisingly good discovery. I will probably try different models in the upcoming months.

I have never had a barefoot hiking boot before and so I was a little nervous about buying my first pair online. No need! I have tested them out now on extremely rocky terrain, mud, cold and wet conditions and I couldn't be happier! The only time I slipped was on icy tarmac but that's not what I bought them for so it served as a good reminder to stay wild! They are warm, durable and incredibly comfortable. It was a big investment for me and so I am hoping they will last me for many seasons. HIGHLY recommended!

I really like this boot overall. It’s good looking, comfy and plenty of room for my toes, waterproof, seem really well built… However, I’ve discovered a pretty big downside. It breathes really poorly. I do mostly slower walks with a stroller, and my feet get sweaty/wet and overheated in these while in my previous leather boots they wouldn’t. Maybe it’s because this leather is engineered somehow? I don’t know, but this is an annoying flaw for an outdoor/rugged type boot. I can’t imagine doing strenuous hikes in these, which is one of my intended purposes of buying this boot. I see them more like a comfy and warmer alternative to a rubber boot.