Leap 2 4+1

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These are so comfortable compared to the normal shoes I've always worn. They are a little tight but it's a comfortable tightness rather than the crushing tightness I'm used to from narrow shoes. I would say to not worry about getting sizes bigger, especially if you have wider feet. I got mine 1 size up but the next pair I buy will be 2 sizes up.

I really like Freet footwear. If you are thinking about buying a pair of Freet shoes, it may be of use to consider these three things. Firstly, the shoes that I have are very comfortable (Leap 2), especially when worn with Freet socks. The fact that they have such a wide toe box is my favourite feature. Secondly, Freet customer service is excellent. Finally, for those wanting to deadlift barefoot in gyms where this is prohibited, wearing a pair of these shoes represents a great alternative.

Almost perfect.
My feet love these shoes, it's like going round in little slippers.
However, despite not having especially wide/high volume feet, they are slightly too tight and even with the laces completely loosened dig in slightly and leave an imprint across the top of my foot.
Could be made even nicer by not feeling any of the seams against bare toes - I'm wearing my shoes without socks with toes pretty much just touching the front of shoe

Been wearing the Leap 2's daily for a couple of months now.
I normally wear a UK 12 and went with EU 48 which fits fine with about 1cm space at the end of the shoe.
Took me a few days to get used to the split toe but I now find them very comfortable, I also wear these without socks. The lacing system works well too.
They seemed so light and flimsy when I first put them on but so far have proved durable and show no signs of wear anywhere.
I was so impressed with the Leaps I just bought the Mudees.
Keep up the good work Freet!