I bought a pair of black Addis shoes in "great" condition and if I didn't know they were used or refurbished, I would have thought they were brand new. I carefully looked over them and couldn't really find any issues. The leather was just a little bit creased where the toes bend, but that would happen right away anyways. It was $115 CAD plus shipping and import fees and all that, I think it was like $20 less than the excellent condition. I'm more than happy with them, they're only my second pair of barefoot shoes behind my Xeros, and they're both great. Searching in the men's section of Revivo though, there are a fair amount of shoes. Even narrowing down the sizing to my size, 43 EU, there are a bunch of options, sometimes in different colours. They currently have the Geo Court III in 4 colours, all in great or excellent condition. So for the guys at least, it's pretty decent. Some shoes like the Primus Lite are usually sold out in most sizes and colours, so it all depends.
Thanks for your comment and apologies for delay, I've been catching up 😊 I too have found almost all of my Vivos from Revivo to be in better condition than sold as 🙏
@@redcurlvegan Yeah they're really nice. I was new to barefoot shoes when I posted the comment, but now many months later, I went from just 2 pairs to 7 pairs. Whoops. I've joined the toe sock club as well, so there's no going back now. 😅
Great video. I have one pair of Vivo’s but here in Canada they’re very expensive brand new, so I think I’ll give Revivo a try. It’s an interesting concept.
Honestly, daily (I do anyway pretty much). As there appears to be no set schedule as to when they upload them on their site 👍 Thanks for your comment 🙏
I have actually. I bought the 'Kune' a few months ago, originally wanting a very similar pair which is sadly out of stock and unfortunately I can't remember the name of them... They were great and incredibly flexible & comfortable and VERY close to the ground, but the way the bottom of the sole is constructed (has a sort of gap of material in the middle), I worried they'd let a lot of dirt in and not last very long. So I returned them. Wildlings don't do many "earthy" colours for my liking, and I think that they are better suited to dry climates/terrains as they don't seem to be as sturdy/hard-wearing as other brands, so better for the summer in my country (in my opinion) or a drier environment 😊
This is also a great start point for new wears of barefoot shoes.
I hope it helps 🙌🙏
I bought a pair of black Addis shoes in "great" condition and if I didn't know they were used or refurbished, I would have thought they were brand new. I carefully looked over them and couldn't really find any issues. The leather was just a little bit creased where the toes bend, but that would happen right away anyways. It was $115 CAD plus shipping and import fees and all that, I think it was like $20 less than the excellent condition. I'm more than happy with them, they're only my second pair of barefoot shoes behind my Xeros, and they're both great.
Searching in the men's section of Revivo though, there are a fair amount of shoes. Even narrowing down the sizing to my size, 43 EU, there are a bunch of options, sometimes in different colours. They currently have the Geo Court III in 4 colours, all in great or excellent condition. So for the guys at least, it's pretty decent. Some shoes like the Primus Lite are usually sold out in most sizes and colours, so it all depends.
Thanks for your comment and apologies for delay, I've been catching up 😊
I too have found almost all of my Vivos from Revivo to be in better condition than sold as 🙏
@@redcurlvegan Yeah they're really nice. I was new to barefoot shoes when I posted the comment, but now many months later, I went from just 2 pairs to 7 pairs. Whoops. I've joined the toe sock club as well, so there's no going back now. 😅
Great video. I have one pair of Vivo’s but here in Canada they’re very expensive brand new, so I think I’ll give Revivo a try. It’s an interesting concept.
Thank you 🙏 and glad it helps 🙌
How often do you suggest checking the site for new inventory?
Honestly, daily (I do anyway pretty much). As there appears to be no set schedule as to when they upload them on their site 👍
Thanks for your comment 🙏
Have you tried Wildling shoes?
I have actually.
I bought the 'Kune' a few months ago, originally wanting a very similar pair which is sadly out of stock and unfortunately I can't remember the name of them... They were great and incredibly flexible & comfortable and VERY close to the ground, but the way the bottom of the sole is constructed (has a sort of gap of material in the middle), I worried they'd let a lot of dirt in and not last very long. So I returned them.
Wildlings don't do many "earthy" colours for my liking, and I think that they are better suited to dry climates/terrains as they don't seem to be as sturdy/hard-wearing as other brands, so better for the summer in my country (in my opinion) or a drier environment 😊