REV LT Vienna

I've bought 3 pairs... It's hard to go back to normal toe boxes now.

Some suggestions for future skate shoe models:

- I feel like you all could make a less pointy turn right by the big toe by making it more gradual... In my opinion that would look way better and less "toddler-ish".

- A more bulky upper would be cool. All your options are very slim. Think Osirus D3 (maybe not this bulky) or SB Dunks. It's just another popular skate shoe style option. I'm sure some of your customer would dig it (myself included).

- Need some leather options for better durability.

- Definitely need to add some ventilation in all your shoes. These have to be some of the hottest, sweatiest shoes I've ever owned. It doesn't seem like there are any areas to let some air flow in. These haven't been helping with my athlete's foot.

Again just some suggestions. Otherwise these are my new go to shoes, but would love to see some of these changes happen.

I’ve been dealing with foot issues for quite some time, and when I tell you these are the most comfortable shoes I’ve ever worn they really are. I honestly wish I had found them sooner! They’re super cute and have a style similar to Vans, which is exactly what I was looking for.

This was also my first time trying barefoot shoes, and I’m so glad these were my introduction. They feel amazing to walk in and offer so much freedom for my feet. When you’re buying also size up once for a comfortable fit!

I originally bought them for work, but I wouldn’t recommend standing in them all day right away if you’re new to barefoot shoes. It’s better to ease into it, or you might feel some soreness while your feet adjust.

Now that I’ve gotten used to them, I wear them everywhere to work, hiking, and even with cute outfits. You can wear these with almost anything and they’re comfortable. I’m genuinely so happy with this purchase, and the fact that they’re affordable makes it even better!

Can't say enough good things about this shoe. I absolutely love them. They look amazing and feel just like comparable Vans or PF Flyers and in the way they are constructed, but better because of the extra toe room! My one gripe that I will point out is that the insole is a bit too thin to the point where my outer ankle bone pushes noticeably against the outer sidewall of the shoe. I think in order to achieve the look of a Vans shoe, but also be zero-drop you may need to adjust the sidewall of the shoe a little lower at the point where the ankle bone protrudes outward. Either that or offer a thicker insole to stick in there. Luckily I had a Run619 6mm insole that I stuck under the stock insole and now the rubbing isn't bothering me, and it adds some extra cushion too. I would suggest looking at that, and maybe offer a 6-8 mm insole option when ordering to accommodate for this.