Review on Xero Shoes TerraFlex Running Hiking by Guled Probz

I had never heard of "minimalist" running shoes before hiking in the White Mountains, New Hampshire, where I started seeing them on all types of feet (long runs). trail runners, retirees, hikers and everyone in between). I've been a tourist for half a century. I've always preferred light gear, both on my back and feet. If you're willing to put in some effort to transition from a heavy, high-instep, structured, soft and supportive shoe, give this one a try. I've bought 4 pairs of Xeros in the last year and I no longer wear almost all of my old shoes (except for the occasional pair of AllBirds). The Traa Flex (and another model based on this model with the addition of tall boots) are my favorites on the trails. Grippy rubber and tread, good materials and workmanship, good design, very comfortable and a new skill to learn in my madness. After a period of senile ailments, I quit all serious exercise for a couple of years (in my fifties and sixties I ran 4-mile cross-country runs almost every day at Lynn Woods outside of Boston. Not long before Covid hit the Ended up getting back on the trail last year, I ran my dogs 6 miles on the Whites Rail Trail ("not designed for beginner trail travel) but I was a believer on principle and have no regrets. Shortly after "I bought these shoes (Tera Flex) and they were much better suited to my purpose. I use Prios around town and on the dirt road near my home. They are great. The company is quirky, the owners are fun and. the preachers.the site is a great source of experiential tips and videos.they have great sales regularly and the prices are fantastic i found note that revain shoes on the sond It's sold at the top price (with the usual Revain markup), and it's worth keeping an eye on the clearance sale if you're interested in trying out these types of shoes.