Hey everybody, Brock here. Well, Brock's speed anyway. And today I'm going to tell you

about some minimalist running shoes from a company called SCORA. Now as you can see,

I've got three different pairs here and you might wonder why I need three different pairs. Well,

I don't really need three different pairs but these ones right here, their size nine and a half

and I wear them bare feet when I'm doing a triathlon. These ones in the middle here are size 10

and I use those when I'm doing 10ks or half marathons and I just wear a very light pair of

running socks in there and these ones right here, their size 10 and a half and I use those

through the winter when I needed to wear some thicker wool socks because it was snowy and gross

up there. So you certainly don't need three different pairs but I'm that kind of guy.

All right, let's take a closer look at the shoes. They're pretty awesome looking as you can see.

They're very spiffy. I like the look a lot and I'll pick this one up and as you can see, this is

what's considered to be a zero drop shoe which means the thickness of the sole is the same in the back

as it is in the front. I believe these ones here are eight millimeters. The sole is eight millimeters

thick without this insul in there. You can slide in there. You can take them out to make it a little

easier to get the shoes on and off and also to reduce the padding even more if you find these

minimalist shoes to be still too much. You can always take the insul out. These ones are even thinner

than these ones. I think they go down to eight millimeters or so you can go and actually find

all the information on Scora's website. It's probably better than trusting my memory. But let's go

back to the shoes. One thing that I'll say about these shoes, as much as I love them, as much as

I endorse them, you really need to be careful when you're transitioning into them. I bought these

guys back in October with the plan that I was going to wear them in at the end of November,

beginning of December for the Asia Pacific triathlons in Puket. I was completely crazy to think that

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