Flex Junior

My 8 year old grandson loves them and says they are the most comfortable shoes he ever had.

I think they look great - I prefer the curvy sole to those on the newer (and adult) shoes. My daughter finds these easy to put on without adjusting the "laces", which she likes a lot. She also likes being able to feel the ground through them.

She loves climbing on anything (climbing walls, rocks, people) and she said these were good for getting her toes into toe-holds.

After about a week of having them she said to me "I just keep liking these shoes more and more". They're her everyday shoe now and she's had them for a couple of months. There's no visible wear yet but I obviously can't say how they will last longer term.

I completely ignored the UK sizing and just went from the measurements on the sizing guide. That seemed to work well.

It’s hard to find affordable barefoot shoes that look durable. My kid loves them. He has only had them for a couple of weeks and are in heavy rotation

I’m an adult who wears kid sizes. These are so much more comfortable right out of the box than my VivoBarefoot shoes, which take some breaking in to get the toe box wide enough.

Saguaro shoes are comfortable but material doesn’t feel supportive enough. Also, the kid colors/designs are wild… fun for hitting the trail but not a good look with jeans.

Fleet is the Goldilocks of shoes for me! Wide, grippy sole, support enough while soft and flexible and solid colors.

Now, if they would make one in black with a white sole, the shoe would be stylish enough to wear everywhere! The dark blue with white sole is ok but they were out of my size. Black on black makes me look like I’m heading to a food service job… practical but not stylish.

Love these shoes for trails, now just need a black version with white sole for everyday wear!

Just bought a second pair of the Flex Juniors for my almost 8-year-old. I was nervous at first that they weren't secure enough on his feet - they do fly off sometimes when he kicks a ball, but they still became his go to shoes. I think it's partly because of the slip-on convenience, but clearly he finds them comfortable. And though they started to rip around seams/develop a hole in the insole sooner than I would have liked, I will admit that my kid basically runs everywhere he goes like Forrest Gump and so probably subjects them to more wear than most. He kept happily wearing them until they were basically falling apart.