Shoe sizing isn’t straightforward—different systems, brand-specific fits, and factors like width, depth, and shape all affect comfort. The key? Try shoes on and find what feels best for *your* feet, not just the size.
Looking for the perfect lightweight barefoot running shoe? In this post, I review three top picks that offer speed, flexibility, and a true barefoot experience for both road and trail runners.
In the barefoot shoe industry, we often hear the term “wide.” But that label alone doesn’t tell the whole story about shoe fit. Different brands and models can be wide in different areas of the shoe—the forefoot, midfoot, heel, or…
The Xero Shoes BIG SALE is on, but it won’t last long, so you need to know what the best buys are – and quick, because sizes sell out fast. I’ve compiled my top picks, saving you the time and…
Rotating your running shoes can boost performance and reduce injury risk. Varying between barefoot and cushioned shoes promotes muscle resilience and balance. Discover how in our full blog post!
The VivoBiome Hybrid Wing shoes offer a custom 3D-printed fit and barefoot feel. With a price tag of $340, are they the future of shoes? Explore the fit, feel, and potential of this innovative concept.
The Freet Howgill blends casual comfort with trail capabilities. With a wide, deep fit and flexible design, it excels in light hikes and everyday wear. But it might not be trail running ready.
Freet will be a breath of fresh air for those looking for a wider, deeper barefoot shoe. But their website features a large number of models, and it’s hard to know which one is right for you! So today, I’m…
The Freet Feldom is a trail shoe perfect for those with wide, deep feet. It offers excellent flexibility, traction, and a roomy fit, though it might feel less secure for narrow feet. Ideal for varied terrains and longer distances!
The Freet Calver is a game-changer for barefoot enthusiasts! With a wide, deep fit and unbeatable grip, these shoes are built for those who crave space and stability. Ready to take on any muddy adventure?