👟 Xero Shoes Women's HFS Running Shoes - Zero Drop, Lightweight & Barefoot Experience Review

I love these shoes. They feel like part of my body. I was afraid to do box jumps without them. As soon as I started wearing them I felt confident in my jumps. I think it's because I have a better sense of where my feet are in space.

I love Xero shoes! When I saw these great colors I bought a pair. But they are too small. I usually buy "Prio - Women's Minimalist Barefoot and Road Running Shoes - Fitness, Zero Drop Athletic Sneakers". I bought the same size as before but they are shorter and not as wide. Update: I bought a size larger and wider than what I wear in "Prio - Women's Minimalist Barefoot & Road Running Shoes - Fitness, Athletic Zero Drop Sneaker". The size bigger and wider works for my feet.

I needed a light, flexible shoe without much cushioning or arch support. This shoe fits. I usually wear a 9 1/2 in sneakers and I ordered this in Xero HFS shoes. Fits perfectly. My feet are wide in the forefoot and narrow in the heel and they are perfect. I wear them for running, walking and running errands or just hanging around the house. I liked my first pair so much that I bought a second pair to have a second color. Highly recommended.

Great shoes! A bit expensive. But I said "what the hell"! At first the shoe felt too short (if that makes sense), it was wide enough but a bit uncomfortable and I almost sent it back. Let it "run in” for a few days. If you don't like shoes that are too close to your toes, go up half a size. I usually wear an 8.5-9. Ordered 8.5. Almost too small. But now that I broke them. Now they are so comfortable. Now it fits as expected. A lightweight. No pain in my legs (I have high arches). I hope they…

I tried Vivo shoes and they were too narrow. I have a pair of unsupported sneakers that I love, but this Xero shoe was perfect when you are transitioning from a full support shoe to a minimal support shoe! They have a little support to help with the transition. I think the reviews I read said they were small. I normally wear a women's size 9, so I bought a 9.5, found it too small, bought a 10 and wore both around the house. I chose 10 and now I understand that I should have stopped at 9.5. The…

I'm a big fan of minimalist shoes because they're the only type of shoe that doesn't chafe my feet. They appear to be well made and I think they would fit almost anyone looking for a minimalist shoe, but they look a lot wider in the toe box than I like (which might be exactly what you're looking for if you're into shoes ). wide shoes) are a little stiff in the upper and not as flexible in the sole as my favorite brand/style that fits me like slippers. (However, my favorites wear out and run out

I normally wear Vivo sandals but after a few quality control issues I switched to the Xero HFS. These shoes are too big for me. I have a slightly narrow foot and have to put these shoes on so tight that there is a lot of extra fabric on the sides. However, they are still comfortable and the toe box is nice and wide. I'm glad the laces are the right length too and aren't SUPER long. They are suitable for running, but I think the extra width will make agility training more difficult. For those…

I bought a pair of Xero running shoes. I was skeptical when trying the Vivo shoes barefoot and it was painful and required too many changes in my technique. They were much more convenient and cheaper. I have a million pairs of Vivos now, so maybe my feet are just more used to them and therefore more prepared to go barefoot. However, I will switch to Xero based on sheer convenience and style but mainly price as they are about 30-40% cheaper than Vivos and so far are a far cry from what I think…

Over the last 10 years I've spent several thousand dollars to find comfortable running shoes. So far every shoe I've bought has caused pain in some part of my body. Depending on the shoe, pain occurs in the arch of the foot, heel, behind the ankle, knee, lower back, etc. I have spent countless hours reading and researching what is causing my pain. I kept thinking it must have been the shoes as the pain wandered around. My husband always said it was just my aging body. But I refused to believe…