Xero Shoes Prio vs. Prio Neo – Old school or New School

The Xero Shoes Prio and Prio Neo offer nearly identical ground feel and durability, but differ in upper flexibility and fit—choose Prio for secureness, Neo for lightweight comfort and freedom.

The Xero Shoes Prio and Prio Neo offer nearly identical ground feel and durability, but differ in upper flexibility and fit—choose Prio for secureness, Neo for lightweight comfort and freedom.

Choosing between the Xero Shoes Mesa Trail II and Scrambler Low EV comes down to minimalist ground feel versus added protection—discover which shoe suits your trail running style best.

The Altra Escalante 4 and Torin 8 are both zero-drop shoes, but their fit and feel are worlds apart. This review breaks down the key differences to help you pick the right one for your feet.

The Altra Lone Peak series has long been a staple for trail runners and hikers. It offers zero-drop comfort with a spacious toe box. With the introduction of the Lone Peak 9+ alongside the Lone Peak 9 (only available in…

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…

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…

Choosing between Altra Escalante 4 and Escalante Racer 2? Racer 2 is perfect for speed and performance, while Escalante 4 offers supreme comfort for long distances. Let’s work out which is best for you.

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…

When I’m asked about minimalist trail shoes, the first brand that springs to mind is Xero Shoes. In my opinion, they make some of the best barefoot trail options on the market right now. And currently, the two shoes I…