Vivobarefoot Primus Lite Knit Natural - Trainers - Green - UK 2.5

The barefoot design allows your feet to move more naturally, promoting better ground feel, balance, and strengthening foot muscles, similar to being barefoot.

Hand wash with cool water and mild soap. Allow them to air dry completely away from direct heat or sunlight.

Yes, they are suitable for running, especially on softer surfaces like trails or tracks. Their flexibility and ground feel can enhance your running form, but it requires adaptation if you're used to cushioned shoes.

Tencel is a sustainable fiber derived from wood pulp, known for its softness, breathability, and moisture-wicking properties, contributing to the shoe's comfort.

The adaptation period varies per individual. Some adapt within days, while others may take several weeks. It's recommended to start with short wear times and gradually increase them.

The knitted upper is designed to be flexible and adapt to the foot shape. While not specifically wide-fitting, the natural shape and flexibility often accommodate a wider range of foot types better than traditional shoes.

They are ideal for general fitness, cross-training, gym workouts, yoga, walking, and short-distance running, particularly for those who prefer a natural foot movement experience.

This is common when first transitioning to barefoot shoes. Wear them for short periods initially and gradually increase duration. Ensure you have the correct size; the knit upper should adapt, but proper sizing is crucial.

The smooth, thin sole provides excellent ground feel but can be less grippy than heavily lugged shoes. Ensure the soles are clean. For added grip on specific surfaces, consider after-market insoles designed for traction, though this may slightly reduce the barefoot feel.

The knitted Tencel upper is designed for breathability and flexibility, not waterproofing. Avoid submerging the shoes in water or wearing them in very wet conditions. For wet weather, consider a more water-resistant shoe option.