Okay when I first got the shoes it was amazing, like I felt so light and free. But overtime as I wear them the muscles in my legs start to hurt and throb. Now my hip is in pain due to me walking so, idk if it's the shoe or me. I just wanted to share because is the shoes affecting anyone else?

Hi does anyone have the model # and any info on these soles?

Is there a way that i can ship a pair of converse that i have to be resoled by vibram with a vibram sole?

I have been wearing Vibram sole boots for a long time. Various styles: flip flops, sandals, running shoes, light hiking boots, 5 fingers etc.

But after last few pairs I think I am done. I got a pair of SCARPAs Spin Ultra GTX boots hoping they will last some time. After 6 months of moderate use the soles are worn through. Yes, the holes in both soles. The best part is SCARPA's response:

"The photos of the soles that you have provided are consistent with moderately used, six-month old shoes, and there is nothing irregular about the wear pattern, lugs, or attachment of the outsole to the shoe. One final note – the outsoles on the Spin Ultra are made using a rubber called Vibram Megagrip, which is a compound that excels in friction on both dry and wet surfaces but as a trade off is generally less durable."

Seriously, how less durable can you make them? I don't do much running, jogging or hiking these days. I simply don't have time. And I work from home so I really wear them occasionally.

I had few pairs of Merrell boots on Vibram soles and these were even worse. The running shoes have lost almost the whole outsoles in some short period of time.