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Max hits the Zoo in Black KSO Vibram Five Fingers

Post author By Justin
Post date October 7, 2009
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Max's black KSO's at the zoo. Clockwise from the top left we see a rhinoceros, some [what are these?], a duck, and a polar bear. Don't step on the duck, Max!

Max sent in the above photos taken at the Indianapolis zoo:Me and my fivefingers at the Indianapol

Tags Black KSO Vibram Five Fingers a.k.a. Ninja Shoes, Gorilla Feet, Mr. Deeds' Feet, casual wear, User Stories, Vibram Five Fingers KSO - Keep Stuff Out - Toe Shoes, walking

John Strolls around a Bazaar in Afghanistan in his KSO Vibram Five Fingers

Post author By Justin
Post date October 6, 2009
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Above are John's black KSOed feet photoed as he strolled about an Afghanistan bazaar in his fivefingers.

The dirt “moon dust” is kept out pretty well with a combination of KSO and Injinji socks. Usually b

Tags Black KSO Vibram Five Fingers a.k.a. Ninja Shoes, Gorilla Feet, Mr. Deeds' Feet, travel, User Stories, Vibram Five Fingers KSO - Keep Stuff Out - Toe Shoes, walking

Sal’s California Central Coast Road Trip in KSOs and Classics

Post author By Justin
Post date September 1, 2009
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Sal Rodriguez recently took a road trip along the California Central Coast. Along the way, he saw s

Tags travel, User Stories, Vibram Five Fingers Classic [Barefoot] Toe Shoes, Vibram Five Fingers KSO - Keep Stuff Out - Toe Shoes, walking

Colin takes two weeks to “mill around” France barefoot or in Vibrams (Classics)

Post author By Justin
Post date August 19, 2009
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“I spent most of the time barefoot whilst milling around the campsites and driving. I wore my Vibrams when out and about sight seeing (because barefoot isn’t always appropriate) and cycling and I wore my cheap aging flipflops when the grass outside the tent was wet – my wife would go nuts if I even contemplated walking into the tent with muddy or wet feet/Vibrams.”