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(as of Dec 29, 2024 01:01:41 UTC – Particulars)
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About us
MIFAWA, are a model that focuses on the event of comfy footwear. To be able to meet the broader shopper wants of shoe lovers, the present product line has been prolonged to classes reminiscent of mountain climbing, sports activities, style, and security.
Our objective is to assist u to attain yours. For this reason we select sneakers, we do what we love to do. We like individuals to say “comfortable” when carrying our sneakers. That is the that means of our sneakers.
Bundle Dimensions : 9.61 x 4.25 x 3.31 inches; 15.2 ounces
Division : unisex-adult
Date First Accessible : March 30, 2024
Producer : MIFAWA
ASIN : B0CZHYFSWL
Prospects say
Prospects admire the consolation, type, and sturdiness of those sneakers. They discover them well-made with a sturdy honeycomb insert that permits for flexibility and no soreness after exercises. Many contemplate them good worth for the worth, particularly contemplating the arch help, weight, and slip resistance. Nevertheless, opinions fluctuate relating to the sizing.
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J –
OUTSTANDING Comfort, Breathability, and Shape (And how to choose the Right Size)
These are EXACTLY what I’ve been searching for! The name brand barefoot shoes are a waste of money in my opinion, since no matter what, a small amount of rubber on a shoe means it’s going to wear out faster than conventional shoes. So these are the right price! I even forewent a pair of Merrell Vapor Glove 6’s for these. I tried 14 different pairs until I landed here. They are outstandingly comfortable and accommodating. Light and very breathable, yet just sturdy enough. It has the padding in the ankle of a regular shoe, the upper is very similar to a water shoe, and the bottom rubber is a minimalist barefoot shoe.I’m buying a second pair just in case they ever stop making them!NOTE: These DO run small, at least in the size 10-11 for men. The size 10 mens came with a “42” tag which equates to a size 8.5-9! The size 11 mens came with a 43 tag which equates to a 9.5-10! If you’re, let’s say, normally a size 10 or 10.5 in mens, I would order a size 11 and 12. Then return the one which doesn’t fit the best. If you’re normally a size 10.5-11 in mens, I would order a size 11 and 12 and do the same. Get the gist?If you can get the right size, I swear these shoes are awesome. I’ve tried several of the reasonably priced barefoot shoes on here (Orangineer, Whitin, etc), the Merrell Vapor Glove 6 and Trail Glove 7, and several of even the water shoes!I live in Arizona and it rarely rains here. So if you’re often in warm-hot weather, these are the bees knees baby!
Amazon Customer –
Wonderful!
I was nervous about ordering these due to the low cost and having little experience with this style of shoe. However, within just a few weeks of regular use I find myself really liking these! They are very easy to put on with the stretchy material and laces, but still stay on my feet very well. No rubbing, no squeezed toes, durability seems good. The minimal cushion on the bottom was a different experience from normal shoes, but is also something I have realized is a positive for me. My walking and running stance are improving noticeably. Would buy again!
Terry W. –
Sturdy Shoe for Freat Price!
My first barefoot shoe was a Hike Footwear product. I loved the barefoot style, highly breatheable, wide toe box and ‘barely there’ feel of them. They were a gift and cost something like $55. To my chagrin, I realized the holes in the soles weren’t really about moisture control. Well sort of. They’re water shoes and the holes promote quick draining of water. LOL. Anyway, I learned early in life, if the shoe fits, wear it. But it’s gonna be Winter soon and I don’t fancy rapid INTAKE of water through the holes when I step in a puddle. So I looked for alternatives and found these babies for half the price. Slightly thicker sole, no bottom holes, nice ankle padding, Slightly denser mesh uppers. My feet stay drier in this style of shoe than less breatheable shoes wearing socks. The lack of moisture accumulation also keeps my feet warmer, despite the mesh uppers being ‘breezier’ and even if rain or dew gets in them, which it surely does. But my body heat evaporates the moisture instead of trying endlessly to warm a mass of water trapped in a solid lining that is determined to reach equilibrium temperature with the great outdoors. At $25 it’s a great basic barefoot shoe. Not a lot of color or design options and the pull loop on the heel is fit only for a small child’s finger. But for half price, I’ll live with the compromise.
John Doe –
Super comfortable
Great shoes, super comfortable, suitable for aerobics and weight lifting. They are true to size. They appear well made and hopefully will last.
Rita C Rasmusson –
I fell in love with them…
These barefoot shoes are extremely comfortable to wear and to walk in. I like that they are extra-wide in the foot, I did not realize how much I was cramping my feet with regular-sized shoes. I love that they have no thick sole and they are comfortable all day long. They are soft and flexible, easy to pull on and to get off. The inner sole is made in such a way that they ‘massage’ the feet, and the outer sole is deeply grooved for traction, which is important to me. I highly recommend this shoe to anyone. I bought them to see if they would help my neuropathy. I haven’t worn them long enough to talk about that, but they are a great value for the price and are worth trying.
Donna s –
Love how they feel but not for restaurant use
I wanted for restaurant work but they failed badly ( just like the few Barefoot shoes I have) as far as non slip but I do love how they feel. Barefoot shoes really need to make a nice restaurant non slip.
NHH –
Most comfortable shoes I own
Size runs small. I normally wear 7.5 & needed an 8.5. Perfect fit. I bought these in 2 colors because of comfort, easy on & off, & they are light weight. My feet & ankles are typically swollen & getting shoes to fit is a problem. These shoes have an extra wide toe box & elastic laces which have made my walking life much more comfortable. I do recommend these.
AEC –
Love em
If you like minimal shoes, or want to try them on a budget, these are a nice option. I have some heel issues so its nice to have a collar and some ankle and heel protection while not being too built up. The bungee lace is versatile and easy to use. I’ve used them walking, gym workouts, hikes, and even an easy trail run. Work into them slowly if you haven’t used low or no drop shoes. I put a thin lightweight stone guard that came out of an old pair of trail shoes to give me a bit of protection while hiking…I still feel rocks and roots and pay more attention to foot placement..but at least gives me a little poke protection if needed on the rougher terrain. Sole tread seems good, grippy, with a bit of lug. The upper is very stretchy and breathable and the durability on the light side…I have one small hole already but i was in sone real off trail stuff and would not recommend that for the thin uppers…but I’ll prob do it again. 🙂 I love the shoe for what it is and would gladly buy again when they go on sale.
Shuaib –
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