Shamma Elite Warriors Review |Best Trail Running Hiking Barefoot Sandals in 2025?

They look pretty good for the money, I'm always a bit worried with sandals that go between the toes but for wet conditions these look perfect

Check out the Pacific Avenue Shamma sandals, Simple Lucas has an excellent review video on them, where he also compares them to the Warriors.

Can’t live without my earthrunners. Even with daily walking I get almost 3 years out of them before wanting to replace. Would like to see you do a video on something from them.

wear a real hiking shoe and protect your feet.

You paid WHAT?!


REGULAR PRICE WHAAAATTTT?!

This was a good video about your Shamma sandals man . I have 3 pair of them that i love ❤️ man . I have very very extremely wide feet 🦶 that are 6 1/2 inches wide from my big toe to my lil toe that are Evenly straight across with very very chubby fat wide toes . I can only wear flip flops 🩴 which barely and I mean barely fit on my feet 🦶 because of how extremely wide my feet 🦶 are . My foot outgrow shoes , socks , & boots when I was 18 years old & i had to live my life barefooted 👣 style for 2 years before I could get flip flops 🩴 to fit my feet 🦶 again . I was born with very very extremely wide feet 🦶 & was raised up wearing flip-flops 🩴because they would crush & hurt my 4/5 toes because of how my toes are Evenly straight across so i am with you on in the summer time not wearing shoes & socks . Just wear sandals or flip flop 🩴 because it's more healthier for your feet 🦶 to get fresh air . I do have a pair of the Bedrock sandals too that I love ❤️ to wear too . Thanks you so much for sharing this video buddy . I will take a look at your other sandals video man .

Did you try toesocks on this footbed?
I would rather pay 72 then 222 for these 😅

Based on the available public manufacturer specifications and safety data sheets, it can be stated that Shamma Sandals Warrior do not contain plasticizers or chemicals classified as endocrine disruptors. There are no credible studies demonstrating hormonal disruption by the materials used in these sandals. The claim about “plastic sandals with EDC effects” is therefore not supported by evidence.