I bought these at a BOGO sale locally. I bought this pair, a Bikila, a KomondoSport LS, a Jaya, and a TrekSport(see my other reviews on those).

This shoe is sized accurately to width and length. I wear a solid 41 in EU size(look on the tounge of your favorite athletic shoe in the EU section for this number). The ankle portion on this shoe seems to sit lower than my others, and I happen to have skinny feet, so this model fits very loosely material wise around my ankle. However, the 2 straps surrounding the opening allow me to tighten them so that they fit snugly.

I like the tread on this shoe. It is a good, solid all terrain design.
I like the removable insoles with a bit extra cushion(this makes it a good beginner Vibram minimalist shoe).
I like the colors & the mesh ports here & there for breath ability.
Dual Velcro adjustment tabs to dial in fit.

Cons:
They could be hot as they have a heavier material on the uppers.
Loose collar material(my skinny feet).
A bit more sole to them.

These would be your true cross trainer/everything type shoe. If you are looking for a good first pair of "barefoot" shoes to try, these would be the ones. Running, jumping, walking, hiking, lifting, cross fit, p90x, indoors, outdoors, etc.
Out of the 5 pairs of VFFs I have, these are my second favorite(first is the LS model of these, as the ankle material isn't an issue since it has lace cords with a tounge as opposed to this model with a solid ankle opening that clinches closer by way of strapping.

A note on fitting the odd toes....
I have a second toe that is longer than my first, by alot actually. In every other shoe I own, this causes me to need to size up a half size in US(so one number in EU). VFFs are no different. My other toes might have a little extra room to move in the ends but this is my normal mode of operating so my feet are used to it. This causes me no issues in these shoes.
VFF has sizing info on their website about measuring your feet to the correct sizing. It's pretty spot on. Just measure your longest toe(which might not always be your big toe!)