Vivobarefoot Primus Lite Knit Mens Barefoot Shoes | Build Strength, Balance & Mobility | Lightweight for Training & Running | Wide Fit Grounding Shoes | Flexible Knit
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Product Dimensions : 12.99 x 7.48 x 4.92 inches; 2.2 Pounds
Item model number : 309304-01
Department : mens
Date First Available : February 1, 2023
Manufacturer : Vivobarefoot
ASIN : B09DBK5SHZ
Customers say
Customers find the shoes comfortable and providing good value for money. They say the zero-drop design feels good on their feet and makes their joints feel good. However, some customers have experienced issues with the glue coming unglued or coming off quickly. There are mixed opinions on the durability and sizing of the shoes.
Customer Reviews
13 reviews for Vivobarefoot Primus Lite Knit Mens Barefoot Shoes | Build Strength, Balance & Mobility | Lightweight for Training & Running | Wide Fit Grounding Shoes | Flexible Knit
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Luis Guevara –
Amazing on your feet but durable is terrible
Came apart after 3 workouts
Erik C –
Bad quality, dont buy.
Terrible, after 3 months of really careful use alternating with other shoes (other vivo barefoot models) the soles are separating from the shoe in different places… ive had to super glue the tip of the shoes really bad quality. Also i hand washed them and the print on the sides came off.
Jacob Angel –
SIZES RUN BIG!
Feels great as a casual lifter to get close to the ground, however be advised you should consider sizing down one size to have the glove-like fit. Mine run a little big.
JAG –
Durability and Value, AIRHAS are better and cheaper
I had high hopes for these. I love the fit, wide toe box the shoes offers and how lightweight they are but the durability sucks. I bought my pair back in December and only wear them 2-3 times a week. I don’t run in them or do any serious training, so you would think they wouldn’t be falling apart in just a couple of months. So, the value is definitely not there. You can get a similar shoe for 60% less than these called AIRHAS which I’m going to try out next. I really wish I could get a free replacement pair or something to compensate me.
Steven Wort –
Great shoe, quality construction, but strangely weird sizing?
I have problem feet. 8 1/2 US and 2E wide, and a very high volume foot. This makes finding a shoe that fits very hard. I was hopeful that the knit design of these, and the wide fitting would be the one. Unfortunately they just have a weird fit on my for. They are not quite wide enough through the mid foot. Then ridiculously wide in the toe box, but also very long? I ordered a 9 wide which is my starting point for most shoes. These shoes were the longer size 9 I have ever tried on.The construction looks great. The zero drop feels good if you are used to it. The knit construction made for no obvious pressure points (other than where they are just to narrow.The laces are a bit strange, due to the knit construction the lacing pattern is a bit strange, but actually worked pretty well.Unfortunately these will be going back …
Dylan Anderberg –
Love them!!
I got these for my boyfriend! We got the wrong size and reached out to costumer service and they got it squared away super fast! The money is worth it! He loves the fit and the style!
Amazon Customer –
Not durable
The shoe is comfortable and fun and I was really excited to wear them. I’ve had them since July and only wore about 15 times and they are coming unglued. Return policy is 30 days so I have to take them to a shoe repair place.Honestly the least durable shoe I’ve ever owned
Tim –
Fit like a glove
Amazing for your feet and fit like a GLOVE! Run large. Normally wear a 12 and got me 11’s.
Dcampos –
La app me recomendaba comprar la talla 27cm que usualmente es mi talla pero vino ligeramente más grande, lo peor es que el zapato llegó en mal estado con la suela despegada. Devolverlos y comprarlos de nuevo no era buena idea ya que subieron de precio
Doris –
I purchased these Vivobarefoot Primus Lite Knit in May 2024 for £116, expecting a high-quality, durable minimalist shoe. Unfortunately, my experience has been far from satisfactory.Despite using these shoes primarily for casual wear with some light running and walking, they’ve worn out at an alarming rate. Looking at the photos I’ve kept them in excellent condition. The most concerning issues are:1. The glue on the heel has come off2. The sole is separating from the upper3. Stitching is coming out from the upperFor a shoe at this price point, I expected significantly better durability. The fact that they seem to rely heavily on glue for construction is particularly disappointing.This isn’t my first negative experience with Vivobarefoot, and at this point, I’m hesitant to consider their products in the future. While I’m generally willing to pay a premium for quality, these shoes simply don’t meet the standard I’d expect for £116.I cannot recommend the Primus Lite Knit based on my experience. The rapid deterioration of the shoe makes it a poor value proposition. I’m now in the process of contacting Amazon to seek a resolution for this issue. Hopefully they allow me to return this for a refund.If you’re looking for minimalist shoes, I’d suggest looking at other brands that offer better durability and value for money.
Jogi –
Super Schuhe…. Zwar etwas Teurer, aber meine Füße sind mir wert…
MB –
Positive Aspects:Very comfortable for wide toes, yet still snug enough for workouts and moderate activities.Also, they are very flexible and look stylish.Negative Aspects:The quality is absolute rubbish considering the hefty price for the Primus Light Knit Vivos. Whatever story PR and Branding are trying to sell, someone should start looking into the quality of these products first!! The sole is steadily coming off, already 7 months after using them!! And repair costs of Vivo are nearly 100 EUR!! So, I should spend more than 300 Euros within a year for a shoe that looks nice but doesn’t even last a year? If they demand such exorbitant amounts for these shoes, then they should last at least several years! Not just 7 months!Why not sow the sole to the knit area? The glue seems like it’s quite cheap.I don’t understand the current trend of firms investing so much in promotion, PR and branding but not actually in product quality and then wonder why they get bad reviews. I’d advise looking for other brands if you want a higher ROI for your money. All the best.DE:Positive Aspekte:Sehr bequem für breite Zehen, aber immer noch eng genug für Workouts und moderate Aktivitäten.Außerdem sind sie sehr flexibel und sehen stylisch aus.Negative Aspekte:In Anbetracht des hohen Preises für die Primus Light Knit Vivos ist die Qualität miserabel. Egal, welche Geschichte PR und Branding zu verkaufen versuchen, jemand sollte sich zuerst um die Qualität dieser Produkte kümmern!!! Die Sohle löst sich immer weiter ab, schon nach 7 Monaten!!! Und die Reparaturkosten bei Vivo betragen fast 100 EUR!! Man soll also innerhalb eines Jahres mehr als 300 Euro für einen Schuh ausgeben, der zwar schön aussieht, aber nicht einmal ein Jahr hält? Wenn man schon so exorbitante Summen für diese Schuhe bezahlt, dann sollten sie wenigstens mehrere Jahre halten! Nicht nur 7 Monate!Warum näht man die Sohle nicht an die Strickfläche? Der Kleber scheint recht billig zu sein.Ich verstehe den aktuellen Trend nicht, dass Firmen so viel in Werbung, PR und Branding investieren, aber nicht in die Produktqualität, und sich dann über schlechtes Feedback wundern. Ich würde raten, sich nach anderen Marken umzusehen, wenn Sie einen höheren ROI für Ihr Geld wollen. Ich wünsche viel Erfolg.
Alex –
Die Sole scheint sich nach wenigen Wochen schon zu lösen. Verarbeitung bei dem Preis würde ich mir langlebiger vorstellen. Kundenservice von Vivo reagiert darauf nicht.