I originally purchased my first pair of LUNAs for the purpose of having a pair of thin, light-weight sandals that were always in my roll-aboard for layovers around the world. I never planned on running with them until I had to pack for a very long trip and was forced to leave my minimalist zero-drop running shoes at home. I took out my LUNAs for a spin on that trip - and have never looked back. 4 years and 4 pairs later - here I am with my LUNAs still in my roll-aboard, but now, they are my primary runners. My only limitation for running with them was 55ºF and below, until now, with the Polar Feet Tabi socks. I’ve run in 15ºF wet weather with my LUNAs and kept my feet warm. The way I speak about my LUNAs to family, friends and crews I fly around the world with, often leaves them wondering if I am sponsored by LUNA sandals or am somehow getting paid to represent you guys. I clarify that I’m only speaking honestly about my absolute favorite running platform in 21 years of running on all types of different gear.

My son loves these Tabis. He has asked for more for his birthday. He is two years into his Luna adventure and these keep him running in his sandals year round.

Had the Tabi Socks approximately a month now, how do I find them. They are different for me to say the least. Only a few months ago my feet were mainly used to boots and hiking shoe's and socks. along come Tabi Socks and just before that Luna Sandals. I have found these two go hand-in-hand. In the summer no socks, In the colder months with socks. They are warm and comfortable they feel like they will fall down but they do not. Feel like fleece on your feet. I am glad I got both colours of socking the black for just kicking back around the house. The other for being more robust happy outgoing and up for whatever. Yes I do like TABI sOCKS AND yES I LOVE lUNA sANDALS

Excellent for running by the lake Michigan at Chicago. Very good to run at 30°F. On my huarache mono.

Just purchased my fourth pair. I’ve been running with minimalist shoes for over 10 years. Lunas are by far my absolute favorite of all the shoes I have tried - I used to qualify that statement with “as long as it’s warm out”. But now with my fleece toe-socks, I just ran in 48°F and felt totally comfortable. Sweet.