Men's V-Alpha Military Hiking Shoe

I've had vibrams for the last ten years - they are hard wearing, built to last and fit amazingly. Would definitely buy again.

Unfortunately I had to send them back as I required a bigger size 10.5 Uk but they didn't have, extremely gutted as they were beautifully made. I hope their customer service sees this and contacts me back with a bigger size as I would buy again.

Deje de usar tenis caros de suela, por que me dolían las rodillas, en cuanto comencé a caminar con estos tenis descalzos mi pisada se estabilizó y mi dolor de rodilla desapareció. Comparando las pisadas me di cuenta que con los tenis normales siempre te corrigen la pisada, que en realidad te cambia la anatomía natural, por eso la lesión, así que en cualquier regrese a caminar de forma natural ya no tuve ese problema. Esa mi experiencia, espero que les sirva.

This is my 2nd 5 finger shoe and was purchased to use on vacation. Hiked about 3 miles uphill to start, and not terrible. After that, I knew I could do more so wore them off and on for a week doing about 2-3 miles a day in them and think they will last now. Feet muscles were a little sore but just getting used to them and no blisters like I've seen some complain about.

Over the past decade I have worn 4 or 5 types of vibrams. Sizes may differ very slightly, but nevertheless they all fit and were comfortable. The V-Alpha also fit well but this was the first time upon putting it on for the first 2 times, the heel hurts and caused blisters. Never had such experiences with all the other types of vibrams. One thing I do like is the protection of the soles for walking in trails and on foot path. Personally for daily walks, I do prefer the V-Treks more.