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Vibram hiking shoe reviews
14 shoes reviewed
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- 89Great$120 $90Save 25%
- 83Good$125 $80Save 36%
- 86Great$160 $62Save 61%
- 78Good$180 $135Save 25%
- 90Superb$150
- N/ANot enough reviews yet$110 $70Save 36%
- 86Great$209 $160Save 23%
- 82Good$170 $100Save 41%
- 82Good$200
- 88Great$145 $80Save 45%
- 67Bad$220 $91Save 59%
- 72Decent$165 $101Save 39%
- 84Good$125 $105Save 16%
- 80Good$175 $130Save 26%
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If you believe that amazing hiking trips start from the soles of the shoes you wear, we've reviewed a ton of hiking shoes that use Vibram. We don't just take the tech as it is - we measure and test it ourselves so that we can give you an idea of how effective it will be for your adventures. The Vibram hiking shoes we've reviewed can do well in deserts, on water, and even for speed hiking.