Best Cheap Barefoot Shoes

[Barefoot TJ]

Best Cheap Barefoot Shoes — Good Rumpelstiltskin for Any Need​

Aleksandra Gumbert

Best Cheap Barefoot Shoes — Good Rumpelstiltskin for Any Need 2024

Check out top picks for affordable barefoot shoes like the Xero Shoes Prio or Merrell Vapor Glove 4 for a natural and unrestricted walking or running experience. Embrace comfort and affordability today with minimalist footwear options that prioritize quality without breaking the bank!

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[stjohnthegambler]

Good to see such a wide variety of brands! I've been going with Xeros, but actually just found out UGG's have some minimalist stuff, "slippers" but really moccosins. These Ascots are fuzzy warm for winter:
https://www.ugg.com/men-slippers/ascot-leather-slipper/5379.html

 

[Barefoot TJ]

Good to see such a wide variety of brands! I've been going with Xeros, but actually just found out UGG's have some minimalist stuff, "slippers" but really moccosins. These Ascots are fuzzy warm for winter:
https://www.ugg.com/men-slippers/ascot-leather-slipper/5379.html

Xero Shoes has a lot of new models and colors too.

 

[stjohnthegambler]

Xero Shoes has a lot of new models and colors too.

Yeah, I mean, I'm wearing their sandals right now. I love that they've kept their sandals super thin. And I have some nice cold weather boots from them that are still very thin-soled. They're Prios are nice for running, hiking and walking, tho tend to not maybe last that long.

 

[Barefoot TJ]

I was wanting to try the boots but didn’t have an occasion to just yet.

 

[stjohnthegambler]

I was wanting to try the boots but didn’t have an occasion to just yet.

Their light boots are the ones I use a lot. Wearing them now for a chilly bike ride downtown. They have a warm insert that's really really warm. Could hike in them, though the soles might get shredded pretty quick. Also not waterproof like I think they claim.

Their super winter weather boots are great, but more 'booty'—the soles are thick and sturdy. But they're so warm and sturdy I wouldn't hike in them. Good for shoveling the driveway or a walk in an icestorm. Or, maybe, for snowshoeing. But they're basically not minimalist, just based on their function. But comfy.

 

[Barefoot TJ]

Their light boots are the ones I use a lot. Wearing them now for a chilly bike ride downtown. They have a warm insert that's really really warm. Could hike in them, though the soles might get shredded pretty quick. Also not waterproof like I think they claim.

Their super winter weather boots are great, but more 'booty'—the soles are thick and sturdy. But they're so warm and sturdy I wouldn't hike in them. Good for shoveling the driveway or a walk in an icestorm. Or, maybe, for snowshoeing. But they're basically not minimalist, just based on their function. But comfy.

Thanks for the info. Perhaps the inserts in the light boots could be removed when the weather warms up so they can be tolerated in hot temps?

 

[stjohnthegambler]

Thanks for the info. Perhaps the inserts in the light boots could be removed when the weather warms up so they can be tolerated in hot temps?

Yes, the inserts can be removed, and then the boots feels really minimalist.