How long do lems last?
300-600 miles
Our shoes have a typical lifespan of 300-600 miles, however, some people will get more or less life out of their shoes as there are many factors to consider when it comes to wear and tear including walking gait, frequency of use, and the surfaces you are walking on to name a few. How do I clean my Lems?
Do you wear socks with LEMS?
The shoe is designed to be worn without the insole, with or without socks (the website actually recommends going sockless), and all of those combinations work well since there aren’t any raised seems to bother your feet. The Primal Origins are the type of shoes that make you feel like moving.
Are all LEMS zero drop?
Outside of the Mesa and Trailhead, all Lems’ shoes feature a zero-drop, which means the heel and the toe are parallel. Zero-drop is a beloved feature among hikers and runners that prefer a barefoot feel.
Are lems shoes non slip?
Unfortunately, they don’t have a steel-cap and they don’t advertise that their sole is slip-proof, however if your workplace allows it, they are a shoe worth considering. They’re available in sizes US 3.5-15 and priced at $125 USD/$171 AUD/105 EU/97 GBP. Click here to head to the Lems website (affiliate link).
Do Lems break in?
Meanwhile, Lems’ wide toe-box and zero-drop design are two crtical characteristics that make the boots comfortable and foot-friendly. Overall, the leather uppers seem to wear-in nicely. I have found that there is some break-in period with the Boulders, in general, and certainly with the Boulder in leather.
Are lems shoes good for your feet?
Lems are what makes a good minimalist shoe great because they are functionally specialized to work with your foot, not against it.
Are lems good for hiking?
Lems offers a variety of shoes that work great for hiking, including: Mesa – This slip-on knit mesh shoe may seem like an unlikely hiking choice at first, but the Mesa is a great all-around shoe with tread built for the trail.
What does lems shoes stand for?
The name Lems Shoes is actually an acronym for “live easy and minimal,” but what makes Lems different from other minimalist shoe companies is that they aren’t just about creating a barefoot shoe.
Do lems shoes have arch support?
Lems shoes to the rescue! Some of you are wondering by now, “But what about the arch support?” As you can imagine with minimalist footwear, it’s…well, minimal. The insole isn’t built up in the arch, however there is a natural upward curve in the outsole that follows the arch, so that’s something.