Vibram FiveFingers KSO ECO men's

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First of all, I am very happy to have been able to purchase these shoes, as size 43 was sold out and unavailable in Japan. They are comfortable to wear, and I really like them. My bare foot size is 25.5 cm, and I wore a size 42 in the CVT LB model. Based on that, I ordered a size 43 for the KSO ECO, and it turned out to be the right choice. I am also very grateful to the shop for the speedy handling of my order and shipping. It is a shop that customers in Japan can use with confidence, so I would love to shop here again if the opportunity arises. Thank you very much.

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I love these shoes! The "men's model" is significantly roomier than the women's version, so it's nice that it is now also available in smaller sizes. I like the look as it's not as sporty as most FF models. The green color combined with the natural color base is beautiful. These are not asphalt shoes because the sole is so thin.

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Nice shoes. I bought these to replace the KSO EVOs I ran out of. The bottom seems to be completely the same in the ECO as in the EVO, so using them feels familiar and safe. It's only been 48 miles, so I can't comment on the durability of the cover yet. Admittedly, the material does not seem as durable as KSO EVO's less ECOlogical cover. Time shows the duration of ECO. But I praise the comfort of the KSO EVO/ECO shoes based on long experience: I already have the third pair of the same sole model. In my case, the size number of Vibram fivefingers has to be as big as in most other shoes, so that the longest toe can fit in its compartment. Niksi: I got hundreds of kilometers more life on the previous EVOs by patching the holes in the sole with places cut from old bicycle inner tubes and rubber glue. In asphalt running, it's a fairly local point where the wear starts.

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Incredibly comfortable and light. I also measured other models of the more rubbery ones, but they are not so soft and plastic. This particular model was also used on Musala on stones, although it is not "led" mountain, of course, they wear out like that, but I prefer comfort. Even in the subway I have resistance only on my feet. It would be great if they could be stronger and more durable ... the fabric turned white from water in about an hour only, and in one summer the sole began to peel off laterally, but this is still with continuous use on all terrains, for about half a year.