The Lems Trail Trasher Pro Waterproof Volcanic is made using the same tried-and-tested construction and fit as the original Trail Thrasher. This waterproof walking boot/trainers features a Vibram® Megagrip outsole, offering excellent grip on both wet and dry surfaces.
From walking and mountain biking to daily commutes and travel: the Trail Thrasher Pro seamlessly combines outdoor durability with everyday versatility.
Please note: just like the Lems Trail Trasher, the Trail Trasher Pro WP is one of the least barefoot-like shoes in our range. They are, of course, completely flat (zero-drop) and have a wide fit, but (for a barefoot shoe) they have a relatively thick sole (total stack height 16mm). This makes them an ideal transition shoe to barefoot shoes.
Features:
- Upper: Nubuck
- Lining: polyester + waterproof membrane
- EVA midsole
- Removable insole
- Outsole: Sturdy rubber Vibram® Megagrip-outsole with 4 mm studs
- Stack Height: 16 mm (the thickest shoe in our collection!)
- Drop: 0.0mm (Zero-Drop)
Barefoot or not?
The Lems shoes are without doubt the shoes with the thickest (or least thin?) soles in our assortment. Sometimes people ask whether you can call these shoes barefoot. Maybe barefoot is the wrong term and you should better call them minimalistic or barefoot friendly shoes. On the other hand, there is no exact definition of "barefoot shoes".
At IEDEREEN LOOPT, the shoes have the following characteristics:
- Anatomic and therefore asymmetric fit: the shoes are wide where your feet are wide and the toes are not compressed in the shoe.
- Zero-Drop: the heel and forefoot are on the same level (the shoe is therefore completely flat, without heel rise)
- A relatively thin and flexible sole. How thin? Well, this depends on the brand and the model. The thickness of the sole is not always directly proportional to the flexibility of the shoe.
Sizing:
We are often asked what size barefoot shoes you should choose. Unfortunately the answer is not that simple. Each brand has its own size chart and even within different models of the same brand there are often differences. Therefore it is important that you measure the length of your feet. A minimalist shoe is at least 8, but preferably 12mm longer than your foot length.
Unfortunately, wrong/old measurement tables circulate on the internet. Therefore, we measure the length of the insole ourselves and add it to the size chart. This way you can determine your ideal size.
