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Vibram Men's Five Fingers, KSO EVO Crosstraining

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Size: 11


Color: Black


Features

  • 100% Polyester Fabric
  • Imported
  • vibram sole
  • Manmade and mesh upper for a glove-like fit
  • Bungee lace closure for a secure fit
  • Individual toe slots help deliver a natural running motion
  • Vibram rubber outsole for excellent traction
  • The KSO Evo shoes are machine washable in cold water, air dry only

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 10 x 15 x 6 inches; 4 Ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ KSO EVO-M


Department ‏ : ‎ mens


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ August 8, 2005


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Vibram Shoes


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Sole-full of holes
Size: 8-8.5 Color: Grey/Orange
I admit I had an all too quick love affair with my Vibrams. But they wear out way too quickly. They take a long time to break in on both sides near the small toes, but once broken in they are great. But they are not for the avid outdoor enthusiast or multi-recreational athlete etc. Holes from wear (not puncture) appeared in the soles in less than 6 months. I tried using these for hiking, trail-running, weight-training, and e-skateboard riding. I am going to switch back to the New Balance Minimus for hiking and trail-running. They are only ten bucks more but last 10 times longer. For weight-training and e-skateboarding I'm switching back to water shoes. They have just as good as if not better feel for floor and board grip plus are 90% cheaper. In sum, Vibrams are great but over-priced when factoring in their break-in time and wear longevity. There are better and cheaper products out there that provide ground contact and added grip. Vibram advertisement states the Vibram Mont rubber outsole offers reliability on difficult terrain. This is NOT TRUE. When the outsole wears thin so does your patience. Difficult terrain makes it difficult not to regret forking out $130 for pair of trail-shoes that are quickly thin, slippery and full of holes. But hey, they do toughen up your bare feet. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 16, 2023 by Jay L. King
    • Very cool. They make a difference!
Size: 9 Color: Black
So, I’ve seen these shoes before on a few occasions being worn by various people and have always been very intrigued by them. Now in my early 30’s, being 6’ tall, living in the northern Midwest where it’s cold 9-10 months out of the year and my joints are always talking to me; I came across an audiobook a little while back called “The Primal Blueprint”. I’ve always naturally been a minimalist and naturalist of sorts. So the book really intrigued me! In listening to the book, it covered a section called “barefoot living,” where it basically discussed how primitive people didn’t have shoes and how they trekked across terrain barefoot and how since the dawn of shoes, not only have we as humans gotten away from our “natural” past, but we’ve also developed tons of issues within our feet, bones, joints and back; BECAUSE of our discovery(in millennia speak) and use of shoes. This REALLY interested me because I’ve had back and knee issues for years now. Basically since my late teens/early 20’s. The book discussed this “barefoot living” style and recommended “barefoot” shoes as a means of actually relieving pain in various areas of the body and helping to correct body structure over time. Wait... so you’re telling me this WHOLE time that I’ve been wearing ‘regular’ shoes they’ve been f’ing up my body?! Are you f’ing serious?! Apparently the issues are due to the raised heel on conventional shoes and how over time it affects the body structurally. Making it weaker... Needless to say from that moment on I became VERY interested in this “barefoot” living style! Remembering that I’ve seen these type of shoes before. First thing I did was jump on Google and searched “barefoot shoes”, and these came up! After looking at various styles I decided on these KSO EVO’s based on the amount of positive reviews. Well, I’ve had these shoes for a little more than a month now and I have to say, they do/will take at least a couple weeks of getting used to. Not only will they feel really weird on your feet, but your legs and calves will absolutely FEEL the difference of “barefoot” walking/movement. But once you get passed that initial couple of weeks of adjustment and feel, wow! It is still a bit weird to FEEL everything I’m moving on. But the shoes have conformed more to my feet and are VERY comfortable for being so minimal. Also, I can honestly say that I’m already noticing a difference in my ankles, knees and back! My ankles haven’t been popping as much. My knees definitely haven’t been popping as much especially when going up stairs. And my back is definitely less sore and stiff than it usually is! These shoes really do seem to be making a difference and I’ve been wearing them daily(all day) now for the last couple of weeks. I’m not a runner. So they’re worn consistently around the house and when I’m out and about. And, while my girl and stepdaughter think they’re “so weird!” I happen to think they’re actually unique and cool! And if they keep helping me feel better and stronger, they’ll stay on my feet! Quite frankly, I’ve never given a sh!t what anyone thinks... After the initial bout of fatigue in my calves and knees, it’s pretty minimal now and I see it as these shoes are helping to strengthen me from waist down. While also helping to almost eliminate my back soreness and tightness. They’ve essentially helped me to identify my weak points. It’s pretty awesome! Some notes... To help you adjust, you may want to purchase some toe socks to not only make the adjustment period more comfortable, but help the shoes loosen up just a tad and possibly conform to your feet faster. It seems to have done the trick for me. Fair warning though, initially wearing socks with these is going to make your feet(especially toes) feel really squished. Personally, I prefer the shoes without socks now. Even when the weather is in the 30’s and 40’s. I kind of suck it up and deal with the brisk breeze in the shoes because I’ve come to realize the benefits I’m getting from wearing them! And honestly if I’m not actively thinking about it, I barely notice it. In the winter months, I think I’ll actually try to see if Vibram or anyone makes a “barefoot” insulated shoe/boot of sorts and wear that. If not, well, I guess I’ll have to wear boots... but when I’m not working and the weather is anything above 30, I’ll be wearing my Vibram’s! I’ve come to appreciate them that much already! Oh, and make sure you purchase according to your shoe size! So long as your shoes actually fit your feet correctly! I initially ordered according to the guide provided on here and ended up getting confused and ordered too small! I’m a size 10 in shoes and initially ordered a 42(9-9.5) because of the guide. I exchanged those for a 43(9.5-10) and they fit beautifully! Happy “barefoot living”! 🤘🏻👍🏻 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 6, 2020 by xDisturbed_One
    • Perfect
Size: 10 Color: Black/Black
I followed the recommendations to wear the one hour or so and build up to wearing them longer. This helped a lot.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 20, 2023 by David H
    • Durable. Almost barefoot experience, but not for everyone.
Size: 8.5-9 Color: Black/Black
TLDR; Durable; only for those committed to re-naturalizing their gait and getting rid of pains and injuries of high-intensity mid-distance running; not suitable for running or hiking on gravel, small stones, or twigs of approx. 1cm diameter. These are minimalist shoes for a nearly barefoot walking and running experience. Please order this only if you are ready for that and the associated changes in your running gait and ground surface selection. If that is what you want, then you will not be disappointed. I have used them somewhat regularly for running on road, sidewalk, grass, and trails for two months, and they are holding up fine. Pros: 1. Nearly barefoot (natural) walking and running experience. 2. Gradual strengthening of the feet and elimination of injuries associated with running. I had given up running due to pains before I discovered flex-foot running. 3. Potential reduction in post-run pains and downtime. 4. Durable. 5. Shoes take minimal packing space. 6. Look cool. Cons: 1. Need special socks with separated toes. 2. Uncomfortable on gravel or twigs that are about 1/2" (1cm) in diameter. 3. Will get wet from the inside in shallow puddles and waterlogged grass. 4. Not suitable for sports such as soccer, as your toes can get twisted. 5. Strands of dandelions and small twigs get stuck between the toes. 6. Look dorky. Here are some changes you would want to make in your outdoor excursions with these shoes on: 1. Learn to run with a forefoot strike: That is the precise behavioral change that this shoe is meant to promote. Humans have forgotten their natural gait developed over millions of years of evolution ever since we started wearing shoes with heel support, motion control, and whatnot. I have a severe flatfoot, and I over-pronate. Yet, I had no problem switching my gait, first using Nike Free, and then graduating to Vibram FiveFingers. Strive to make sure that your heels do not touch the ground. Try imagining that you are lightly grabbing the ground with your toes and the ball of your feet as you land and push off. 2. Start gradually: I started with running 1 mile every two days, and then built it up to 5 miles every two days over a few months. I recommend not running long distance in the beginning, and striving to make sure that your heel does not touch the ground. 3. Choose surfaces a little carefully: If you are like me who did not grow up running barefoot, you will find it very uncomfortable to run on medium-sized gravel (1cm or 1/2"). You will feel poked, although the shoes will probably hold up fine. Also, avoid hiking on such surfaces. I took the shoes for such an "adventure" and regretted it, although your feet feel fine with a night's rest. In terms of comfort, grass > sand > road > trail without gravel > sidewalk > trail with gravel > gravel. The last two are not recommended until you are comfortable in the strength of your feet. Running on grass with these shoes on is very enjoyable, and you realize what your feet were naturally meant to do. Running on road is also a good experience, provided you have mastered keeping your heels in the air. You realize that your feet are your natural shock absorbers, and do a good job of it. Also, try to avoid even very shallow puddles or waterlogged grass, if you feel icky when your feet get wet outdoors while running, because even very shallow water will get into these shoes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 30, 2021 by Amit and Keya
    • Work good
Size: 10.5-11 Color: Grey/Orange
No cushion at all but for the pool they have great grip
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 9, 2023 by 7M Fabrication
    • I where them in karate class
Size: 12 Color: Black
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They are comfortable i where them all the time
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 21, 2023 by Eddie C Rogers Jr Eddie C Rogers Jr
    • They are amazing
Size: 6.5-7 Color: Black/Red
Review Image by beth stephenson beth stephenson
I'm a woman with wide feet (ordered 6.5-7 I where a 7.5 lady's) and these fit amazing well.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 11, 2023 by beth stephenson beth stephenson

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