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Ordered the Chillum and Boulder boot leather. I don't think the Chillum will last long (made of thin canva on the top) but I love the feel of barefoot shoes so decided to keep them. Definitely not worth £125, more like half the price Boulder boot leather is made of leather that scratches at the touch and gets lighter in colour when stretching the tips of the toes. What a disappointment. They also suggests to add half size more, but definitely not the case. My wife got the boulder boot in nylon a year ago that I'm wearing now (we have the same shoe size) and it's probably one of the comfiest shoe I've ever worn. Shame the newest quality is not up to standards but I've seen/read/heard quite a few people complaining about barefoot/normal shoes declining in quality in recent years.

I love Lems. In fact, they have been my only shoes for a couple years now. First wide leathers, then vibrams, but never wide enough. Never rugged enough. Enter Primal 2s. So light, foldable, awesome. The only shoes I took backpacking around Asia. Also have the boots (nylon not waterproof) which are slightly less wide but equally well made. I find customer service to be friendly and helpful, and basically just want Lems to be the way shoes are from now on.

Beautiful shoes, so comfy and light, amazing customer service. UPDATE: Three years later and these are now the only shoes i will wear, the vegan boulder boots are my favourite: while all Lems shoes are extremely comfortable, the vegan ones have a particularly soft and flexible upper, obviously best used in summer, and i wear my weathered umber leather boulder boots in Winter. Recently purchased the Outlanders which are truly waterproof and aesthetically are the most stunning pair, but the Boulder boots are still my firm favourite for comfort. My partner is a convert too and now has five pairs of his own, he particularly likes the trainers.

I LOVE these shoes. They are the only ones I've ever owned that are great for my feet, my knees, and my back. They let you run like you're barefoot, while still totally protecting you. Their Primal 2 shoes are the only ones I will run in. Even with a torn meniscus and arthritis, I can run if I wear these shoes (and stay strong). I think I've bought 4-5 pairs of Primal/Primal 2s over the years, plus the Boulder boot (also excellent) and the Nine to Five (did not suit me aesthetically, but a nice wide fit and my 75 year old mom adores them). I just ordered the Chukka ankle boots.

Been traveling with these boots for months now and I love them to death. They look great, are comfortable, and durable. Plus the flexible sole is so helpful for backing. I love Lems.