Choosing the right shoes for a muddy 100km race was challenging, but the updated Xero Shoes Scrambler Low EV proved ideal. With improved upper materials and sturdy grip, they offer comfort and performance!

Explore the Xero Shoes H-Trail sandals review, highlighting their secure toe post design, tailored fit adjustments, and true-to-size comfort. The balance between barefoot feel and durability makes them ideal for everyday wear and light hiking—a blend of comfort, protection, and freedom.

Discovering minimalist footwear is like finding a new way to enjoy movement. For those who want to get close to the barefoot experience while still being protected, the Xero Shoes Aqua Cloud could be the one for you.

As the name states, the Xero Shoes Aqua Sport X poses as a water shoe, but I feel it’s a whole lot more than that.

The Xero Shoes Speed Force II is a minimalist running shoe with a 4.5mm outsole, providing a close-to-ground experience with minimal protection. If there ever was a barefoot shoe, this is it. 

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…

Another trail shoe from Xero Shoes! Yes, that’s right, the Scrambler Low is the third trail shoe in the Xero Shoe lineup, so how does it differ from the Terraflex II and the Mesa Trail II?  I’ve been testing the…

I can’t say I was completely won over when I first received the Xero Shoes Nexus Knit. Hey, it’s just another casual shoe from Xero Shoes. But that’s where I got it a little wrong.  Weight: 9.2 oz/ 260 g…