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I'm a huge fan of VFF. Extremely comfortable (I dislike the pressure most shoes/socks put on forcing my toes together laterally), and great for running. I've be
by warfangle 17y ago
I'm a huge fan of VFF. Extremely comfortable (I dislike the pressure most shoes/socks put on forcing my toes together laterally), and great for running. I've been running with these on asphalt for the past six months, and feel the best I have in years.
And I get comments/questions about them all the time on the train, welcome attention :)
- jackfoxy 17y agoAfter reading a HN linked article on barefoot running I did some research and bought my first pair of VFF about 2 months ago. Bought my second pair, Treks, two weeks ago for every day and use the first pair for running only. For me it has been a lifestyle changer. My feet and legs want to walk or run all the time. I'm frustrated by rainy days that leave me cooped up in the office. My wife says I get grumpy if I don't wear my "duck shoes".
- chipsy 17y agoI just yesterday upgraded to the KSO Treks after about five months in regular KSOs because..... - I hadn't done the tape mod, so the straps frayed and eventually broke. - The Treks have more waterproof materials. - I managed to slice up the soles. The Treks have thicker soles. I'm looking forward to a run in the rain today :)
- jackfoxy 17y agoWhat's the tape mod? And why would I need to do it?