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lorax pro barefoot shoes reviews are surprisingly hard to find outside of their own website, which always makes me a little suspicious. They look decent and the price is lower than the big brands, but I don't want to buy cheap dropshipped shoes that fall apart.

I'm looking for a budget pair to use for messy outdoor work where I don't want to ruin my expensive Vivobarefoots. Does anyone know if these are actually zero drop with a decent toe box?

If you've bought them, how long did shipping take and did they survive more than a month of use?

Origo Shoes caught my eye because they look like classic leather sneakers. I wanted a barefoot shoe I could wear with chinos to the office.

The design is great and the toe box is wide, but the leather was surprisingly stiff when I first got them. It took a solid month of wear before they stopped feeling rigid where the shoe bends near the toes.

Now that they are broken in, they are very comfortable, but be prepared for a break in period that you don't usually get with softer barefoot brands.

Some of the best flavors come from unexpected combinations. What's a strange food pairing you love that most people might find unusual?

If you had to eat one meal every week for the rest of your life, what would it be?

For me, it's pizza. I swear I could eat it every week and still not get bored. Curious what everyone else's pick would be