Here is an update on how the Vibrams are holding up at 750 miles. My right has two small holes as you can see from the below photo.
This is interesting because the bottom of the left VFF has noticably more tread/traction compared to the right.
As you can tell by looking at the second and third toe, the left still has that groove on the second and if you were holding it in your hand you would be able to just see it on the third as well. However on the right they are long gone. I am going to guess I am pushing off just slightly more with my right foot.
As you can tell by looking at the second and third toe, the left still has that groove on the second and if you were holding it in your hand you would be able to just see it on the third as well. However on the right they are long gone. I am going to guess I am pushing off just slightly more with my right foot.
Here are the same holes 250 miles ago, at the 500 mile mark.
Here is a photo of the seam separation that many KSO models have gotten. Hopefully soon I can get around to sewing this up. Odd how the right has no separation.
On ebay I just won a pair of these Vibram Classics. I like the look of the classic model much more than the closed top of the KSO so decided to go with these.
Here is a photo of the seam separation that many KSO models have gotten. Hopefully soon I can get around to sewing this up. Odd how the right has no separation.On ebay I just won a pair of these Vibram Classics. I like the look of the classic model much more than the closed top of the KSO so decided to go with these. 
2 comments:
well, good luck on your run in may...
May will ;be one year into my new lifestyle.
I am hoping to be 100 lbs down by then.
In life, there are all sorts of marathons.
Looks like your VFF's have seen better days.
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