Feelmax Kuuva4

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Extremely comfortable and surprisingly warm shoes. So far, at least the moisture resistance has been sufficient in the forest when it rumbles. The winter frosts have not yet been able to test the shoes, but I think these will work well in minus degrees.

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Definitely more comfortable and feel better than previous hard hiking shoes. I didn’t notice that my feet would get tired or that even uneven terrain would hit the soles of my feet.

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I didn't have this shoe. With reservation, I recommend if barefoot is your thing. Shoe quality good!

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Finally a shoe with a wide and soft last. The barefoot sole is incredibly comfortable to use. The foot does sweat a lot, the shoe doesn't seem to breathe at all. You should put a crumpled newspaper in if you have been on your feet for more than two hours. (Too bad the breathable sneakers are so brightly colored.)

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Work surprisingly well in the winter. Snow and slush don’t bother at all, but the grip on the ice is naturally poor. Similarly, the insulation of the sole to the cold, which, of course, understandable considering the structure of the shoe. Minus the strips that open really easily; a slightly softer and less slippery material would stick better.

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The last is comfortably wide, the shoe can be worn with a wool sock without any problems. The feeling is good, my own user experiences mainly walking on trails and cliffs. Even the water resistance is ok, only when wading I let a little water in from the tip. The straps are allowed to be pulled onto a double bow tie that are durable, so they are quite slippery. I get myself for fall / winter / spring use when I didn’t want to give up thin soles because of the cold / wet weather, and serve that purpose perfectly.

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Otherwise nice, but disintegrated quickly.

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Really comfortable shoes, and wide enough for a fin-like foot. In winter, a wool sock can also be accommodated without the head and toes getting into trouble. The lace system is a bit clumsy, the shoes don’t breathe at all, the waterproofness and durability still remains to be seen. The soles are pretty slippery on smooth ice, but on looser ice, a good feel to the substrate helps you stay upright considerably. On wet rock and rhythmic path, the bottoms work well.

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Successful shoes, most comfortable shoes that I have found.

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Really nice shoes on foot, but even after 50km of hiking, the soles come off, even if serviced according to the instructions. The manufacturer does not accept any liability. There are no shoes worth the money, unfortunately. Pity in itself, because the legs were really comfortable!