Reviewer Tina M Reynolds
shoes, just shoes
Reviewer P L Stahler
Nice looking shoe! Lightweight and fit well!! Good purchase!
Reviewer jelleangel
In my experience, Vivobarefoot has created one of their best shoes yet with the Primus Lux. I have been enjoying the Indigo version for a couple of weeks. Out of over a dozen pairs, it is the most comfortable and best feeling Vivobarefoot shoe I own, requiring zero break-in. The glove soft, finely perforated, unlined leather top allows my foot to breath and feels wonderful against my bare feet. In truly hot weather, nothing beats a sandal or bare feet for coolness, but I think I'll be able to wear this shoe all summer without a sock liner.
I also have the Stealth 2 Lux with this same outsole, which is my favorite of the various types by Vivobarefoot. Somehow, It feels even better in the Primus Lux, perhaps due to the thin leather footbed. This is a very flexible shoe which seems to have a tad less internal volume than most other models, but it fits fine since I don't have a "thick" foot. The tongue is not too long and does not rub the tendon on top of my foot where it bends up to my leg.
The upper wraps snugly around my ankles and heel, yet doesn't feel tight. This has the unexpected benefit of making it hard for those little pebbles that are seemingly everywhere to bounce into the shoe, irritating my bare feet. With most other low-top shoes, this minor annoyance sometimes makes me have to stop frequently and take off my shoes to empty the pebbles. For this reason, though I love my Xero Z-Trail sandals, I avoid wearing them in many kinds of terrain because I constantly have to stop and dislodge pebbles and other debris stuck between my feet and the top of the footbed.
For me, the Primus Lux is an attractive shoe that I can wear almost anywhere. I like how the subtle "V" logos are embossed in the same color, rather than made of contrasting dots as with the related Primus Trio model. The glued (not sewn) outsole has tasteful, wavy undulations where it meets the side of the shoe. Up front, this gives the appearance of a slightly flat front toe cap, but it is actually rounded.
As for the white sole color, I realize that white soles are very popular now for athletic and casual shoes. I like it, but would prefer a dark blue or black color for the simple reason that those colors don't show dirt and grime like white does. Perhaps Vivobarefoot will be good enough to offer this fine shoe in all black? A medium-toned red top with the white sole would probably be popular, too.
I am glad Vivobarefoot continues to innovate and offer barefoot, minimalist shoe enthusiasts so many attractive and functional shoe choices.
Thanks for reading.
(Btw, I purchased these from Vivobarefoot at regular price.)
Reviewer Jeannie P Weldin
good quality for the cost.
Reviewer MooreMichael
like a well fit glove at first walk. great support and no foot nor knee fatigue after 5 mile walk. like a cloud! Thank You!
Reviewer pjkimball
Well made, super comfortable and best of all lightweight!!! So many stylish shoes are heavy weight - not these!
Reviewer Gary W Jones
My son will not wear shoes that have to be laced so it's always iffy when I try to get him new shoes but he took to these right away. He even quit wearing the 'skater shoes' he's worn for years because they were the most comfortable he could find and were so easy to put on. The fact that they're Sketchers is a plus since that is my favorite brand of shoes Honestly I have nothing bad to say about these shoes. The size ran true to size, they're comfortable to wear, and my demon child practically lives in them now (that's no small feat)
Reviewer topcop101
These shoes didn't require much breaking in, thankfully. The soft outer reflected the soft interior. However, the shoes are thick and heavy, and caused some walks to work to be a little burdensome.
Reviewer C Joubert
Awesome vegan shoes at an awesome price!!
Reviewer Latrica Green
I got these for my 17 year old son. He has other shoes, but wears these daily. He said they are very comfortable.
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