Motus Strength 3 MONTH UPDATE - Watch BEFORE You Buy!

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How do the Vivobarefoot Motus Strengths or JJFs hold up after 3 months of use? See how they did after my initial Motus Strength Review, is this show as tough as it looks, how are the materials sole and grip holding up?

So if you're thinking about buying the Vivobarefoot Motus Strengths or JJF barefoot shoes, you should find this video helpful. Here below are my top 3 recommendations of the best Vivobarefoot shoes for working out in.

✅ SHOES FEATURED:
Vivobarefoot Motus Strength/JJF -

✅ My Top 3 Recommendations of Barefoot Shoes for Working Out:

CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro
2:14 How Do They Feel?
2:53 Materials and Stitching
4:40 Sole and Grip

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Would you buy the Motus Strengths/JJFs?

ListedFit
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Thank you for your authentic and detailed review!

SuperMeiMei
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One of the best and most balanced analysis i have seen on yt. Following for more :)

fregger
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Appreciate that your video is unsponsored, just feels more authentic for me.

karimgreen
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Love my Vivo's and they have held up well for 2 years. Looking at this model for a regular gym shoe, so thank you for the review. I must agree, $200 is too much for these shoes.

tdjackson
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I think we are losing our minds with the prices of Vivos sneakers. The ideal would be to train barefoot, a thousand times cheaper but that is not possible in all gyms. That being said, I myself have several pairs of Vivos purchased approximately 4 years ago. They work great but back then I paid about 100-120 euros for them. Currently these shoes are aimed at a market of people with a medium-high purchasing power, paying 190 euros for a Swiss person is not the same as paying 190 euros for an Italian. If you can afford them, they are a good alternative but if you can't (let's be realistic, there are people who CAN'T and still BUY THEM) it's best to opt for more affordable brands. THANXS FOR THE VIDEO.

grunow
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This is a great video! Love these update videos! Keep them coming bro

Awareness_With_Dennis
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Ive had my motus strength since March this year, i train 5-6 times a week and i’ve now punched holes in the sole of my left shoe! Quite dissatisfied tbh

diderkamal
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Thanks for this video! Do you have any updates (after 6 months)?

janaveprkova
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Thanks for doing a video three months later. First impressions are only one point of reference but longer use is helpful. For me personally, I feel like there’s so limited options. I have small feet but the smaller a women’s shoe is, the narrower it is, so my toes are always squished. I need trainers, not running shoes, and there’s just not much on the market for this. My old Nike free trainers worked great but they discontinued that style. I’ll give vivo a try but I think I need a bit more support while still having a wide toe box and this just doesn’t seem to exist.

thestormlscoming
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For anyone saying that Vivo don't last long I am 300 lb and the vivo trail knit FG lasted me 2 years I believe of everyday wear

Alphabet
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Just returned my primus lites after 6 months. The heel started separating. Shame bc they are great... but not that price for 6 months great

arcstars
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Hi, would you recommend them for indoor sports, such as handball where you have a lot of sprinting and fast changes od direction? Is it good shoe to give it a try in your opinion?

adheSTG
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Thanks for the great review. Do you have any experience playing sports like basketball with them. I want to playing basketball with barefoot shoes and i am not sure which shoes would be good for that

fregger
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Could I use this shoe as a daily shoe?

derwohat
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tldr: looks like a normal shoe with a slight tradeoff on function (long toe, slightly narrow). best shoe for "normal" look. vibram five finger kso evo best for function.

i found the toe box a little too long (for me) and the pinky toe still a little tight, but they have great heel cup support and are otherwise great. would have liked a wider, shorter toe box, but i get they're still trying to hit the "classic" shoe shape and not look like flippers lol. it's a great tradeoff for both "classic" shoe style and barefoot function, but for pure training purposes the vibram five fingers are still incomparably the best barefoot shoe.

_nik
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What do you think about Motus for HYROX race? (Run, push/pull sled, farmer carry…..)

CHLS
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Hi bro! My motus flex just came. I got a size 9 there’s a bit of space at the top. How are these supposed to fit your feet? Perfectly or are they designed to have a bit of space for your toes?

tejpalsingh
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Do you think these would be suitable for indoors basketball?

ced
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Currently wearing the Primus lite 3s at size 46 eu I have about a thumbs width of space up front but I’m about to upgrade to the motus strength but considering going down one size to a 45 eu with my foot being 28.5 cm in length would that be a wise choice ? Also have a narrowish foot what do I do haha

lehboy