Barefoot running. We’ve been on this hype train before. Born To Run? Vibram Five Fingers? “You’ll never be injured again.” Sadly, over a decade ago, idealizations and the swell of the barefoot movement grew far too fast, spread lies, and…
The Xero Shoes 360 is not the shoe we’d typically review on Barefoot Run Review because it’s not a running shoe, but instead, a cross-fit, court-style shoe. But don’t worry, it’s still got barefoot roots, with added lateral stability and…
The Xero Shoes Prio. The mainstay of the Xero Shoes lineup. But has it stood up to the test of time? If you’re looking for your first minimal shoe, or you’re looking for a cheap entry into the barefoot shoe…
Recently, Altra has been moving away from the original roots of soft, wide, flat footwear, into the realm of mainstream designs with a twist. One of these concoctions comes in the form of the Altra Timp 4. This shift may…
The Lone Peak 7 is now available! If you want the latest and greatest, go and check out our review on the Lone Peak 7. There’s a few decent updates, but still the Lone Peak 6 wouldn’t disappoint. Lone Peak…
So you’re in the market for some new running shoes, and you’ve decided you like the zero-drop and wide toe box nature of Altra. But you’re left thinking, “What Altra shoe is right for me”? Well, that’s what I’m going…
The Superior 6 is now available! If you want the latest and greatest, go and check out our review on the Superior 6. The upgrade in outsole rubber is well worth it Superior 6 Review Altra is one of the…
Whereas the Lone Peak 8 and the Superior 6 may look similar on the outside, the ride, fit and performance are drastically different.
The Escalante 4 is now available! If you want the latest and greatest, go and check out our review on the Escalante 4. Some of the features of the old Escalante in an updated pacakge. Escalante 4 Review The Altra…
Altra shoes aren’t true barefoot shoes, but models like the Escalante Racer 2 and Superior come close. They have minimal design aspects but still offer more cushioning than a true barefoot shoe. For true minimal footwear, consider brands like Xero Shoes or Vivobarefoot.