Weight 5.22 oz/ 148g for men’s US9 Stack height 6mm total stack height (2mm lugs)Zero Drop Made for Soft ground trails + roadShorter distance Barefoot training Fit Low volumeNarrow/average wide midfootAverage Wide Toe boxTrue to size Feel Very flexibleMaximum ground…
I’ve not hidden the fact that the original Xero Shoes HFS is one of my favorite barefoot shoes. It’s minimal, flexible, and locks onto the foot perfectly. So, when I heard there would be an HFS II, I was worried…
When I first saw Bahé running shoes, I was intrigued. They seemed to serve an area of the market most brands had forgotten. The 10mm stack height sits right in the middle of the barefoot offerings from Xero Shoes and…
It’s that time of year when we start to see what Altra has in store for us in 2024! I was in person at The Running Event in Austin and got my hands on many of these shoes. And I,…
Buying shoes. You either love it or hate it. I get it. I used to work in a running shoe store and had unlimited choices, but I still needed help choosing a suitable model. The main deciding factor comes down…
I’m a big fan of the original Primus Lite III, but my only complaint was the stiff recycled upper used to provide a solid lockdown. The Primus Lite Knit seems to be a logical solution, but can it perform as…
The Vivobarefoot Primus Trail FG and the Primus Trail Knit share the same platform but differ in the upper. As you would have guessed, the Knit uses a sock-like material to place the foot onto the sole, whereas the standard…
Many of you have asked, so here it is. A WHITIN barefoot running shoe review! The cheap alternative to the big brand minimal shoes! I get it. Vivobarefoot shoes are expensive, and Xero Shoes can be, depending on the time…
Recently, I was on a push to try out anything cheap and barefoot to see if we could find some diamonds in the rough for our running pursuits. Sadly, I missed the target with this WHITIN Wide Minimalist Barefoot Sneaker…