the next day i got my RMGordo, used it for a quick 30km trail run, first was bit slippery but later it was perfectly fit to the sole at around 20km of running

Have been transitioning to zero drop shoes across my wardrobe. Had been using Keen for years. I love my Luna's and don't plan to go back. Have worn them to church, out to dinner, and on short runs <3 miles, though I hope to transition to using them for training runs routinely in the future. They are very comfortable.

It was nice to have my new Monos. Everything ok and no delays.

After a couple of years of trying zero-drop running shoes, I switched to these and loved them almost immediately. I say "almost" because I had to figure out the most comfortable lacing setup for me -- it took me several times of running, but after that, I never had to adjust the setup. I have ran three marathons (including an Ironman distance triathlon) with this model so far, and started thinking about switching to Retro Mono, which is a slightly thinner version of this, just for a more direct feeling. I tried the Winged version, but in my experience, this Retro lacing are better when I wear them on bare feet. The rubber/plastic pieces of the winged version chafe my feet. So please keep the retro models!

the Mono Gordo quickly replaced the minimalist shoe I was wearing. I have always used running sandals as more of a strength trainer because of the low cushion that usually has me running slower. Because of the thick sole I'm running just as fast in these as I do in my road flats. The velcro strap makes these things very stable and secure. Highly reccommend this product for road and non-technical trail use.