Vivobarefoot Men's Motus Strength Zero-Drop Training Shoe

The Vivo Barefoot Motus Strength Zero-Drop is the ultimate training shoe. I can absolutely fly in these. Hands down, they’re the best workout shoes I’ve ever owned. Whether I’m squatting, power cleaning, running agility drills, or hitting box jumps, these shoes excel at everything. The zero-drop platform keeps me stable under heavy weight while still allowing natural movement and explosiveness. What really stands out is the fit. Unlike some other barefoot shoes I’ve owned, these aren’t overly long or bulky. They’re incredibly lightweight, yet still feel sturdy and secure when lifting serious weight. I’ve put up some heavy numbers in these shoes and never once felt limited. They provide the perfect balance of ground feel, stability, comfort, and athletic performance. If you’re looking for one shoe that can handle strength training, explosive movements, conditioning work, and agility drills, the Motus Strength is in a class of its own. Elite shoes. 👌🏾🙌🏾 Highly recommended

Love these. -- My Foot dimensions -- Length: 11.42" (12.5 US / 46 EU) Width: 4.6" (2E or 4E) Height: 2.6" ('typical') In a Hokka, for reference, I'd wear a US 13 or 14 EE. (extra-length to get more toe box width) -- Purchased size and wear style -- 12.5 US (46 EU) No sock (which gives more width) No insole (gives more height, and more ground feel) -- Comparison Shoe Fit -- Hokka Speedgoats: US "13 EE" almost fits comfortably (but will jam big toe -- due to point) Airhas Zerodrops: US "13 Wide" roomy lengthwise and good room for splay, but very comfortable. Vivobarefoot All Weather IV: US "12.5" fits well on length neither crowds toes nor allows splay, *much* roomier ankle heel. Vivobarefoot Motus Flex (not these shoes): US "12" or "13", unwearable, incredibly narrow shoes. -- Purchased Shoe fit -- (Vivobarefoot Motus Strength) Excellent length, width is comfortable and allows a little bit of toe splay, heel is snug and stable. (Would be "tight", but the sock-like material makes it comfortable). For my (wide) feet, these are the most comfortable Vivobarefoot shoes I've found. -- General Impressions -- Comfortable shoe (as above) is the number one thing, but beyond that I really like these shoes. Thin with decent ground feel. Higher lateral walls and cinched heel make the whole shoe feel very stable without feeling constricted. Ground connection is firm almost sticky. I got them for general use, and didn't expect them to make a large difference in the gym, but I *really* like them for deadlifts, squats, etc. -- I'll often do leg-day exercises in socks, but it doesn't offer great traction to the point of being unviable depending on the lifting space. Those shoes: just felt anchored, but with the stability of being flat on the ground. They're a pleasure to use. As a bonus: no foam etc. to break down under heavy weights. I'll still use them as general use shoes (because it's hard to find barefoot shoes that fit nicely and they're responsive), but I'd recommend them even just as gym shoes. Haven't done much running in them, but little bits of playing around and quite a bit of walking in an urban environment: all felt good. -- Unexpected -- These are *warm* shoes. That's not bad, but it was more than expected. The waterproof all-weather IVs, for example, are less warm. I believe it's because the all-weathers have a wide open ankle and heel that circulates air. The Motus Strength locks down that heel and thus also traps in heat. Sock against top of my foot occasionally feels slightly almost prickly (barefoot/no socks). But then seems to go away. I'll report if it changes. Still, they're overall quite comfortable. -- Other Notes -- Heel stability and lock down is (for me) unique among all the shoes I've owned over many years. And these are the first barefoot shoes that fit and have some toe splay. I'm a new owner, but very happy.

These are hands down the best wide toe box shoes I've ever used. I can't believe how much more comfortable they are and how little my feet hurt after wearing these. I'm on my feet all day and these don't make me feel like it at all. High quality, good traction, and excellent fit.

3.5 stars I bought these initially to exercise in. There's too much room in the toe box and I tripped once while running. Fine for lifting, rowing, biking, not so much for running or box jumps. Walking on gravel is awful, you can feel all the rocks. We have a gravel driveway and I do not recommend if you also have a gravel driveway. I've recently started using them for work shoes. I'm on my feet most of the day and they're surprisingly comfortable. I like how flexible they are and I find that my feet don't feel so tired at the end of the day.

Awesome shoe that really allows proper foot alignment.

I really love these shoes. No breaking required. I have a wide foot and these are perfect fitting. Very well constructed. When I do to raises the flexibility slows me to go full extensions to full contractions. This separates these from all the other gym shoes I have used. The construction is built to allow me to do my strength training as well as moving comfortable on the tread mill. I am not a runner but walk about 2 miles on my leg days. I did not initially want the tie the laces but after trying the moto flex and breaking the lases these work great. My biggest problem is finding a way to use socks that don’t crunch up on the ball of my feet. May have to go barefoot. So far I am very happy with these.

My husband loves these! He said they are comfortable. He wears them at work all day with no issues.

Sock like fit was uncomfortable on my foot. Overall aesthetics and formed factor were great however build qualities seems to be excellent. Idiosyncratic discomfort from my foot however

El producto llegó usado, roto y sucio. Total decepción.

Very happy

Finnaly a real old school close ground training shoe with extra ankle and heel support

Guter Schuh was Verarbeitung angeht, allerdings auch in der weiten Version viel zu eng.

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