Vivobarefoot Tracker Leather AT Review, By Torin Miller

[Justin Crossley]

Barefoot shoes, or zero-drop shoes, have been a hot topic, which got Torin interested in trying a pair. Check out his review below to see what he liked and disliked about the Vivobarefoot Tracker Leather AT.

Vivobarefoot Tracker Leather AT Review

@robby denning @tam9492

 

[fngTony]

How was the sizing? Is the tread wearing reasonably?

 

[tam9492]

How was the sizing? Is the tread wearing reasonably?

The sizing is different since they're a European brand - no half-sizes until you reach 12.5. I'm an 11.5 in every shoe I own, and I ordered an 11 in the Tracker. It fits wonderfully. I also have feet that run a little narrow, and for refrence, Cripsis fit my feet really well (in an 11.5). I was a little worried that a wide toe box might mess with my narrow feet, but the leather is so supple that the heel and forefoot could be laced to fit a like glove.

The tread is wearing really well. Much of our terrain here is leaf-covered forest floor mixed with rocks and downfall, but it's not super-gnarly scree. So far, minimal wear, and I expect many years of the type of use I'm planning to give them.

 

[Shraggs]

Nice review, think that model is on sale now too

 

[jeremiah.drozd]

Thanks for sharing this review! I didn't realize the Tracker Leather AT includes a removable thermal insole and that the leather is water resistant but not fully waterproof. Good to know it held up well through heavy dew and water crossings.Thanks for sharing this review! I didn't realize the Tracker Leather AT includes a removable thermal insole and that the leather is water resistant but not fully waterproof. Good to know it held up well through heavy dew and water crossings.