Looks good for diabetics or those with foot problems.

For sure seems like backwards progress here. Was rolling ankels a concern with these – I imagine one roll and you’d be really damaged? Sorry, but they look hideous too.

Hi T.C.- they are meant to keep your foot level when you go over uneven terrain so you will actually have less chance of rolling your ankle than with stiffer soled shoes that have no give. It takes awhile to get used to but then you realize the potential as trail shoes.

These look like energy sucking monsters! Surly you can’t expect them to take off? Ridiculous!

Good luck to them though!

Far be it from me to critique other outdoor products. But I’d rather run in stiletto heels than these moonboots.

hands down, one of the worst ideas i’ve ever seen. absolutely retarded.

This actually has very high potential for those like me who have back problems…anything that cushion the impact, is god sent!!!!

Who told you or them that heel to toe running is natural? It is not.

I love the idea that sticking a large lump of foam under your foot will help you run how nature intended ;)

Heel strike to toe off is an ideal gait and these shoes are fantastic… many of the comments seem to stem from gait ignorance and a problem of judging a book by it’s cover…not smart…I’ve done multiple ultramarathons in these and I love them!

Is anyone here familiar with Nike Vomeros? Arguably one of the softest/cushion midsoles in the running shoe market. Can someone out there attest as to which one is a softer ride. I’m very intriqued by the concept of the Hubbles. Being in the military any shoe that reduces the shock during running is a major plus!

just got back from a trail run here in the canadian rockies. ‘ was thinking I’d like a nice super cushioned shoe to protect from all the jagged rocks. where can I get a pair?

For all the guys who used to believe women should never run marathons because it would damage them, maybe this is not for you. for the people who are wanting to get the best out of themselves give this one-one a go. After 3 years of doing 90% of my training on the trails, and trying these shoes out (courtesy of Climbers Shop, Ambleside) as opposed to my inov8 Talons and NB 101, I am amazed. I would rather not tell anyone how great my recovery runs have become, or how following the fall line on the descents is now the best option. Coming back from a slight shinsplint injury, I am now posting my fastest times on the trails I am running. Though obviously a grassy traverse isn’t going to be their forte, rocky/gravely trails are. There are good and bad points about any shoe, but the 60gram weight penalty running uphill is far outweighed by the speed and recovery that your legs can match on the downs. a 13 mile training run (I am not a big milage guy like most of you) seems like 6. They are that good. So actually disregard all I have said and please keep away from them. That way I may have a better chance of finishing in the prizes.

I have not given up on all my other shoes though. Its good to let your feet workout as well as your cardio. But now most of my runs are in the sponges.

I will also mention that I am running in the One-One version and not the Trail, No samples yet in the shop to try, but somehow I am going to have to think of a way of hiding these puppies once I have two new pairs under the bed! What – these old things?

As a female hiker with a serious heel problem, these sound like the long-lost cloud-shoes I’ve been looking for (I wear trail runners to hike). Anyone tried them with foot issues? Results?

I tried on a pair that the rep dropped off. It was a size 10, and I wear 11ish, so they were tight. Gave me a decent idea about them though. Very light for how much material appears to be involved. Way high up off the ground, but very wide at the sole. I agree it would be very hard to roll you ankle. If you managed to it would probably break. They were very soft and cushion-y

Well now, I always get a charge out of negative reviews from folks who have NEVER tried the product. I’ve run on a lot of shoes…ran in highschool, college cross-country and track, and currently train higher mileage…8-10 mile runs. These shoes are brilliant! Recovery the next day is like you never went on a run the day before. This is a very amazing new shoe. I would say groundbreaking product! Please only review if you’ve tried them. Negative reviews are so lame, actually, if you have not tried the product.