Running Comparison Table
Use our handy comparison guide to help you choose the correct model for you.
| Feldom 2 | Calver 2 | Flex 2 | Pace | Vibe 2 | |
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| Price | $110 | $110 | $100 | $115 | $110 |
| Best for | Versatile trail running and hiking on mixed terrain. | Tough mountain trails with steep, muddy, technical terrain. | Casual everyday wear for gym, light trails, and pavements. | Urban and easy trail performance for commutes, travel, fitness and everyday adventure. | Lightweight, stylish trainer for everyday wear and exercise. |
| Season | All | All | All | All | All |
| Waterproofness | Water in / water out design | Fast-draining | Quick-drying | Quick-drying | Quick-drying |
| Upper material | BottleYarn | BottleYarn Open Weave Mesh | BottleYarn | CoffeeYarn FlyKnit | BottleYarn FlyKnit |
| Outsole | 4mm HillGrip | 6mm MountainGrip | UrbanGrip | MultiGrip | UrbanGrip |
| Insole | ReBound | ReBound | Flexile | Ortholite 6mm | ReBound |
| Midsole | SoftFlex | SoftFlex | SoftFlex | SoftFlex | SoftFlex |
| Stack height (with / without insole) | 10.5mm / 7.5mm | 12.5mm / 9.5mm | 9.5mm / 6.5mm | 11.5mm / 5.5mm | 10.5mm / 6.5mm |
| Weight (pair, size 42) | 522g | 526g | 470g | 452g | 470g |
MEASURING YOUR FOOT
Sometimes as a second check it is worth measuring your foot. Feet can be different sizes so its worth measuring both and taking the largest.
Standing next to a wall place a piece of paper against the wall. Place your foot on the paper with your heel just touching the wall.
The lengths shown are the Insole lengths (the actual shoe length will be 2 or 3 mm longer).
ADULT
| INSOLE LENGTH | WIDTH | USA | EU |
|---|---|---|---|
| 236mm | 88mm | W 6 | 37 |
| 242mm | 89mm | W 7 | 38 |
| 249mm | 90mm | W 7.5 | 39 |
| 257mm | 92mm | W 8.5 | 40 |
| 262mm | 93mm | W 9 / M 8 | 41 |
| 268mm | 95mm | W 10 / M 8.5 | 42 |
| 275mm | 98mm | W 11 / M 9 | 43 |
| 284mm | 100mm | M 10 | 44 |
| 290mm | 101mm | M 11 | 45 |
| 295mm | 102mm | M 12 | 46 |
| 300mm | 104mm | M 13 | 47 |
| 307mm | 106mm | M 14 | 48 |
| 313mm | 107mm | M 15 | 49 |
KIDS
| INSOLE LENGTH | WIDTH | USA | EU |
|---|---|---|---|
| 176mm | 79.5mm | 10.5 | 27 |
| 183mm | 81mm | 11 | 28 |
| 189mm | 82.5mm | 12 | 29 |
| 195mm | 84mm | 13 | 30 |
| 201mm | 85.5mm | 1 | 31 |
| 207mm | 87mm | 1.5 | 32 |
| 214mm | 88.5mm | 2 | 33 |
| 221mm | 90mm | 3 | 34 |
| 228mm | 91.5mm | 3.5 | 35 |
| 234mm | 93mm | 4.5 | 36 |
| 240mm | 94.5mm | 5 | 37 |
| 246mm | 96mm | 6 | 38 |
- The next stage is easier if you get someone else to help do it.
- Take a pencil or pen and trace the outline of the foot on the paper.
- Start at the heel.
- Keep the pen at 90 degrees to the paper, so vertical, see diagram.
- Don't draw under the foot.
If possible, please work from the EU sizes (the US and UK sizes are nearest conversions to these sizes so will not be as accurate). The lengths and widths are the dimensions of the insole in mm measured as per the picture below:
Suitable For:
Wet Hiking & Running
Key Features
Waterproof + Durable BottleYarn Upper
Sustainability
Upper 60% recycled (BottleYarn)
Freet Fit
Wide Toe Box, Zero Drop, Flexible
Grip
Waterproofness:
Upper
Lining:
Connection & Comfort
Insole:
Midsole:
PRODUCT DETAILS
About Connect4
- Features an advanced BottleYarn mesh upper that’s lighter and tougher, delivering superior performance and durability.
- Waterproof and breathable bootee lining.
- The grippy HillGrip outsole offers reliable traction on challenging, softer terrain, easy trails, and urban settings.
Stack Height:
Weight:
SUSTAINABILITY
SIZE & FIT
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
SHIPPING & RETURNS
Answer
Customer Reviews
Not as well fitting as several other pairs of Freet shoes that I have, just a little bit under-sized, but stretching out quite nicely. Should beO.K.in a few weeks.
So far so good , they are what I expected , hopefully they will be as good as Freet Feldom .
Althoughthe shoes were described as normal fit, they were too small. So I had to send them back and purchase the same pair one size larger than usual
Feels solid and safe
My first pair of zero drop shoes. I've had them for about three months now. I like them a lot. They felt a bit odd to start with, but I soon got used to them. Now, it feels odder, for longer, to go back to normal shoes.
I use them for day to day kicking around in, walking, cycling (on flat pedals) and hang gliding. They are good for all of those. On longer walks in the Lake District (or the local park) it felt strange to be able to feel the stones under my feet, but no longer. The soles are very flexible compared with normal shoes but still protect my feet from bruising.
I don't think they are completely waterproof ("water resistant" with "waterproof" lining, says Freet) but I admit I haven't tested this properly. The fairly high rubber rand around the sides means that you don't get wet too soon. They are made of plastic, however ("recycled plastic bottles", actually) so they don't remain as fresh as leather shoes, but I guess on the other hand I can chuck them in the washing machine.
The sole is brilliant, really grippy but very flexible. I don't quite understand the reviews which describe them as "stiff". Maybe other barefoot shoes are even more flexible; I don't know. They seem pretty durable, too, not yet showing much wear.
The laces are way too long! I have to tie a triple bow to avoid tripping over them.
They are very good for travelling, because they pack down small and light.
Conclusion: recommended. I will probably buy them again when these wear out. But I would prefer the same design in brown leather, with shorter laces!
