Best Forefoot Running Shoes - Page 4 of 15

Vibram Five Fingers Trek Ascent LR Review

16/04/2023 Bretta Riches 1

The Vibram Five Fingers Trek Ascent LR is a high mileage, extreme trail barefoot shoe that is recommended for those who prefer a tad more underfoot protection for the long haul. The Trek Ascent LR is amped up with full rock protection for extreme mountainous adventures, and is also extra warm for those extra cold days!

Vibram Five Fingers V-Run Review

11/04/2023 Bretta Riches 1

The Vibram Five Fingers V-Run is a durable, more high mileage version of the Bikila’s that offers plenty comfort over all distances on the roads or dirt paths in dry or rainy conditions. The V-Run is also incredibly breathable, making it solid choice for summer runs.

Vibram Five Fingers KSO Review

08/04/2023 Bretta Riches 1

The KSO, which stands for ‘Keeps Stuff Out”, is Vibram Five Fingers most popular barefoot shoe due to its near limitless versitility. The Vibram KSO is great for high performance trail running and OCR’s, but is also great for running and walking on smooth roads or on semi-technical terrains and grass. The shoe is also perfect for backwoods trail hiking in dry or in wet, humid conditions and can be used for Cross-Fit, lifting, kickboxing and karate, high intensity training, rock climbing (works just as well as any climbing shoe), golfing, soccer, white-water rafting, swimming and for everyday casual use!

Vibram Five Fingers V-Alpha Trail Review

01/04/2023 Bretta Riches 0

The Vibram Five Fingers V-Alpha Trail is perfect for both trail and road runners because the shoe performs exceptionally well not just on pavement but in marshes, swamplands, wetlands, rivers as well as on grass, rocks, boulders, logs and any type of dirt surface! In fact, the combination of comfort and traction makes the V-Alpha Trail ideal for ultra marathons and OCR’s.

Vibram FiveFingers KSO EVO Review

22/03/2023 Bretta Riches 8

The Vibram FiveFingers KSO EVO is a perfect alternative to going barefoot and is ideal for running, walking and hiking on the roads, sidewalks, grass, beaches and trails in warm and cooler weather, but can also be used for kayaking, kite-boarding, jet skiing, tubing down a river, boating, etc!