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2nd toe is long and is being somewhat crushed. I did go 1 size up as was recommended. Not sure 2 sizes up would fit. Otherwise I really love my shoes. I have a Morten’s neuroma and wearing these shoes seems to help. So I am overall very happy.
Women’s Strand ATRThe shoes are in my first stages of wearing, I’m up to 3 hours and i am hoping my feet are contributing to my proprioception improvement. This will be key to healthy movement.
Women’s Strand ATRI have had 3 other pairs of Peluvas and this pair I had to go a complete size bigger. The shoes are very comfortable and I’m looking forward to hiking with them.
Women’s Strand ATRI am a nurse and I have been wearing these more and more to work each week. My feet are slowly adapting to the toe splay🤗 I only have one negative and it’s no fault of the shoe. My toes are short and the material between my second and third toe pushes in really hard. It makes that spot pretty sore by the end of the day.
The first pair, Miami, is good but found that a half size up from my normal shoe size as recommended by other reviewers was still insufficient space for the length of my toes plus toe socks. For my next pair, the Women's Strand ATR, I purchased a half-size more than the Miami. Now, this pair of peluva is perfect. Compaairing the Strand ATR and Miami, the Miami has more cushion than the Strand ATR but the Strand ATR is comfortable to take 10,000 steps daily.
Women’s Strand ATRI have only worn them once so I believe it will be 5 star worthy eventually. They are a bit scratchy in between the toes and on top of foot. That's the only negative but truly, it's minor. I really like them and hope my feet do too.
Women’s Strand ATROrdered a .5 size up and they are comfortable to walk in. It didn't take too many tries for my brain and toes to work together on the fit. My left foot had no problem sliding into the toe sections. My right foot was stubborn. I mainly use this pair for short dog walks (1mi. or less) and errands. Will test to see if they will stretch overtime and feel comfortable for long distance walks. I will be getting a pair that's 1 size up for running. The additional. 5 is snug.
Women’s Strand ATRI have only worn these shoes a couple of times so far, and I am still getting used to the toe splay in the shoe, however, they really have made me feel lighter on my feet. I went for a ruck yesterday with my weighted vest and I could feel my whole leg working and my knees were not bearing all the weight. I can’t wait to go on my first medium trail hike with them and see how they hold up. If you are on the fence, hop off and grab a pair you will definitely be glad you did.
Im in the process of breaking the shoes in. I love how my body feels running and walking in them. Its like being more aware of what muscles are working. The seams in the toes did make my toes bleed. It made long seam cuts and I bled through the shoe which is white. Breaking in process I'm sure. The only problem I have is my 2nd toe is longer than my 1st on both feet. On my right foot the 2nd toe slot is slightly too short. I noticed at the gym that my right shoe is shorter than the left for some reason. I'm hoping they stretch a bit and adjust.
Women’s Strand ATRGot my new shoes today. I'm not happy with the new lacing system as it makes it hard to open up the shoe enough to get my foot in. I need a shoehorn! Also the turquoise blue laces clash with the army green shoe color. Hoping all of this won't matter when it rains and I wear them outside!
I loved many aspects of the Strand ATR. I ended up having to get it 2 sizes larger than my usual shoes because the back of the shoe gouged into my tendon from from the show that I bought that was only a half size larger.So it doesn't hurt this time but the sides are too roomy. Still, I love how my foot and over all posture feel in this shoe.
Women’s Strand ATR