Zennor

I bought these for my husband having enjoyed the freedom of Freet shoes myself. He loves them

These sandals are really comfortable, a bit like having gloves on your feet. They're easy to walk in, and indeed run, and generally have an agile feel.
Also good for recreational cycling. The soles cope well with MTB type pedals with pins with no apparent damage. While you can feel the pedals it never becomes uncomfortable.
I've used them for playing indoor cricket, which involves lots of sudden twisting and turning, where they feel stable and secure.
I bought my usual size, which are just slightly on the large side but it enables me to wear thicker socks if necessary, in this dry but sometimes cold spring. Easy to adjust to provide a snug fit with thinner socks.
I can wear them all day for many different activities without any discomfort.
My favourite Freet shoes are usually the ones I'm wearing but I think these really are my favourites.

I got these last autumn and wore them a few times before it got colder. Now I'm wearing them a lot as we return to warmer weather.

They strike a great balance between feeling capable and protected, like a full shoe, and airy, like a sandal. I like this style of shoe for casual, warm weather wear. I also find they are acceptable for walking, light hiking, and running. I swapped in my 6mm insoles (from a well known minimal insole brand), which I use when running, and they did about as well as my regular, minimal running shoes. The main difference is they keep my feet slightly cooler.

Believe what people say about them being a roomy shoe. I need insoles to maintain a decent fit. I went with my normal EU size of 47, which they call US mens 12.5. In US sizes, I normally wear 13, but the 12.5 is plenty.

One little thing to watch, the tag on the inside of the tongue of one shoe developed a corner that peeled back and wore a slight abrasion the first time I ran. I fixed that with some appropriate glue (E6000).

We have kept them but my son has fairly wide feet so we'll need to put an insole inside..next size down would be too short in length.

I'm a first time barefoot shoe buyer so I was quite hyped to receive these sandals and a pair of Tundra. Getting used to the Tundra, but the Zennor is too wide at the ankle. The velco adjustment seems to already be at it's max and only looks and feels weird if pulled tighter. The top pull adjuster seems too flexible and loose. Guess I should have read the other reviews first which recommend for wider feet.