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John Tzortzis
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
Putting these Xero Shoes on is a breeze! They are sooooo comfortable! Who needs arch support?I never knew walking would be so enjoyable!
J'len
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
Nice and breathable shoe that all you to build ankle stability. Wide toe platform and really allows you to feel ground. Perfect for little to no arch footed individuals
P. J. Hawkins
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
I've been wearing toe shoes and barefoot shoes for 15 years. This pair has been the absolute best. They actually feel like you're barefoot, but your feet are protected. It's amazing. They are lightweight and durable and the fit is true to size. If you're waffling or shopping and these are in your list...GET THESE!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
I noticed in the reviews summary that the main issue was the price and that's definitely the only possible issue I see. I don't mind the price because these shoes are great. I'm squatting and deadlifting in them and don't wanna go back to any other type of shoe. Fits in bag well, serves it's purpose excellently. And the heel gets tighter if your pull on the laces like your hitting the breaks on horse riding.
alan
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025
Xero Prio Neo is more comfortable to wear than Neo because it's more flexible. No break in required. (I have a pair of Neos and it felt great until my feet got wider) Wore right out of the box for 4-5 miles and it felt great. Neo is much sturdier but more rigid due to it's stitching. Laces are more heavy duty on the Neo. Prio Neo is a GREAT shoe except for it's flimsy laces. I would recommend it.
Cody
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2025
Awesome barefoot shoe , they look great , theyre reflective , they fit great ( nice wide toe-box ) , very solid construction. Manage to be as protective as possible without violating the no-support , flexible , barefoot feel.I've had a few brands of barefoot shoes but these are by far the best. Worth every penny.
M.A.G.
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024
After owning like 4 pairs of Whitin brand shoes, I decided to try Xero and see if the price difference was worth it. My 1st pair was the Mesa Trail II and I was impressed with how lightweight the shoe was, and also comfortable. After wearing those for work for a few months, I decided to try a more casual looking style and after numerous written and video comparisons, I settled for the Neo Prios over the OG Prios.The Neo is a good looking shoe, still lightweight, BUT, I found the toe box to be more narrow and slim than the Mesa Trail II, so at first I thought I'd give it time to stretch up, but nope, after numerous uses, I find the shoe to be fairly uncomfortable and only way to make it tolerable is by removing the insoles.I wore toe spacers to condition my toes back to their natural position, and they no longer feel like a workout on my toes, meaning they're "normal" and not bunched up/damaged from traditional pointy shoes. So, if you got wide feet with properly spread toes, this shoe will be uncomfortable for you.My $30-$40 Whitin shoes feel way more comfortable on the toes compared to these. With the Xero, I can feel my large toe pressed against the side of the toe box. I can't get a larger size cause the shoe already has around an extra inch of room on the length, so it would just make the shoe way too big and it already feels like there's a bit of play while walking without the insoles.Disappointed on this design for sure and not worth the price IMO. Feels like they tried to make a shoe to please the people with squished toes and for me, it was a fail.Minus 1 star for value, Minus 1 star for toe box comfort.
MS
Reviewed in Germany on August 16, 2024
Im Vergleich zu meinen Leguanos sind sie weniger "Barfuß", dafür sehen sie aber deutlich mehr nach einem "normalen" Schuh aus.Außerdem sind sie super bequem und sehr leicht. Da sie eine etwas stabilere Sohle als meine Leguanos haben, sind auch spitze Steine u.ä. nicht so unangenehm.
mk
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2024
My feet have a strange shape - shorter and wider. With the conventional shoes, I have to go one size up to get the width fit and this leaves a larger space in front of my tubes.This pair from Xero solved the problem. The shape is almost like custom for my feet. I don’t wear shoes inside my house and this pair extends that habit into outdoor.Some notes for people who are considering these (and maybe all other barefoot shoes):Since the sole is so thin, I can basically feel every imperfection on the ground/ surface on which I am standing.I can even feel the temperature of the ground/ surface - hot and most likely cold.The insole has a bunch of ventilation holes on it (see the photo). Those holes are pretty large and I can feel them. I can wear teh shoes without the insoles (the shoes are fully finished nicely) but I want to keep the insoles in.I had to change the way I walk and run. No heel strikes.When I walk on hard surfaces, these shoes make some tapping noise.During the first week, my calves and feet got tired because, I guess, I was using my feet and calves more, which is a good thing about these shoes.Don’t get me wrong. I LOVE these shoes. My toes are spread wider now and my feet feel stronger. I will never go back to the conventional “Wide shoes”, “Heel to Toe =xxx mm”, “Rocker sole” shoes.I own two pairs of these shoes.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in Singapore on January 4, 2024
Shoes came in very good condition. Sizing is in US sizing which is good.
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