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The video features a review of the "knees over toes guy" shoe, emphasizing its minimalistic design, wide toe box for natural toe grip, and secure feel around the heel. The flat sole provides a solid connection to the ground, suitable for weightlifting. Discussions include the importance of flat, supportive soles for stability in lifting shoes and the versatility of the reviewed shoe for basketball. Despite issues like ripped lace areas affecting lockdown, the shoe still offers good support. The reviewer also touches on facing challenges with a first-generation prototype, mentioning issues with laces and providing recommendations for those interested in supporting the movement and knees over toes. The overall conclusion is that the shoe offers good contact with the ground and control over movements, although there are some drawbacks to consider.
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In this part of the video, the reviewer talks about his five-month experience with the uncivilized sneaker called the “knees over toes guy” shoe. He discusses the unboxing, fit, comfort, and design of the shoe, noting its black and white minimalistic design. The shoe comes in whole sizes, and the reviewer found the toe box wide, allowing for natural toe grip. He presents his initial impressions of the shoe feeling a bit big and discusses strategies like wearing thicker socks to enhance the fit. The shoe is praised for providing a secure feel around the heel and the upper foot while allowing natural toe spread for grip. Additionally, the flat sole is highlighted for providing a solid connection to the ground, ideal for activities like lifting weights. Overall, he considers the shoe to offer good contact with the ground and control over movements.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the importance of having flat, supportive soles in lifting shoes for stability. The shoe being reviewed has good traction and can be used for basketball, although the speaker prefers dedicated basketball shoes for that purpose due to better lockdown and support. The speaker notes that the reviewed shoe’s lace area has ripped off, affecting the tightness and lockdown, which was already a main drawback of the shoe. Despite this issue, the shoe still provides good support and feels solid on the ground.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the issues they faced with a pair of shoes they bought, expressing their understanding of receiving a first-generation prototype. They mention the shoe’s laces coming undone easily and debate recommending the shoes based on their personal experience. They emphasize supporting the shoe’s movement and knees over toes while also suggesting alternatives for those not interested in spending $150 on a pair of shoes.