Review on 👟 Xero Shoes Men's Prio Cross Training Shoe: Lightweight, Zero Drop, Barefoot Performance by James Crofton

My wife and I started wearing minimalist sneakers 9 years ago after reading the book Born to Run. Then we started with Feiyue Kung Fu shoes. After 6 months our feet felt so strong that we decided to buy Xeroshoes 6mm running sandals - Xeroshoes was called "Invisible Shoes" at the time. We loved these sandals so much that we wore them everywhere for the next 4 years and eventually switched to their thinner (3mm) sandals. Then, when the Merrell Vapor Glove came out, we gave it a try and fell in love all over again with the idea of wearing shoes instead of sandals. So we wore them for the next 2 years. We liked the fact that the Vapor Glove was ultra thin (3mm) yet a very attractive running shoe! Then when the Vivobarefoot Stealth came out we fell in love with it because of its thinness (3mm) and larger toe box. . I've worn more expensive Vivobarefoot Ste sneakers over the past few years, although they are very expensive ($150). We recently saw some very positive reviews for the Xeroshoes Prio running shoes. So we decided to try them out. We put them on and immediately fell in love all over again with the company that sold us their running sandals in 2012. Their Xeroshoes Prio is even better than the Merrell Vapor Glove or the Vivobarefoot Stealth. The upper is firmer and the outsole is better stitched to the upper. The outsole is more durable, including a 5000 mile guarantee! And the special lacing technique makes them super, so they can be easily adjusted to both wide and narrow feet! My wife and I fell in love all over again with the company we started in 2012 (Xeroshoes) when it was called Invisible Shoes. Many thanks to Xeroshoes for developing the perfect minimalist sneaker!