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Wonderfully light and good grip even on mirror ice. The sole is too stiff for my taste and there is a bit too little room for the toes, although I am a sworn fan of barefoot shoes. Nevertheless, these are quite functional slippers for skulls. If you usually wear regular shoes, these are definitely the button choice.

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Finally relaxed on the slippery slopes!

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The other shoe hurt the heel. The old couple didn't have this problem

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First try on Sarva shoes. Absolutely brilliant :) Light, good running sneaker features and cheerful colors. I think you should also have a decent shoe for walking, and these are just the best for winter walking. The studs make a nice crunch when you bite into the ice, you don't have to strain your grip.

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The shoes fit perfectly and are very light. The studs hold well on icy roads.

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There are very few studded running shoes on the market and I had already been to a store to compare different models. The horn hurt my leg first and it felt so good. It is light and fit my narrow foot well. I have read other people's reviews about the narrowness of the last of the shoe and therefore its unsuitability for them, but I myself (as the owner of a narrow and non-busty foot) do not find it narrow. I like the shoes so much that I have also worn them other than when going for a run. They are so much more nimble than my studded winter boots. I also really like the way they look. Surprisingly, with a merino wool sock, it didn't even feel cold to walk around the city in the -10C cold yesterday. A very positive surprise was that the studded shoe is not lumpy and uncomfortable, but the opposite. This became clear immediately when I got the shoe to try.