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

I've been wearing Converse for a few years. All sorts of minor injuries started, I felt weak, and then a fracture, my big toe started bothering me. Well, at first I thought it was my problem, but then I heard about wide-toed shoes that were flat as balls. and decided to do some research which led me to Xero. Now I was a little worried about durability but after wearing these two weeks I came to some conclusions: 1.) These are the most comfortable shoes I have ever worn. 2.) My legs already feel much stronger and are developing an arch. 3.) Xero shoes are reliable, durable and flexible. I like to wear sneakers for training, walking, hiking and working in the garden. As for sizing, I would say go for your usual size. I had to return my first pair because my right foot is slightly larger than my left and to accommodate my left foot I went down half a size. It's silly of me to just go with what usually fits snugly and leaves room for toes; maybe half a size up if you're like me and in between sizes. I can't wait to try other Xero products and share my thoughts. I'm a big barefoot supporter, plus the CEO is a cool guy with an amazing story. Next up: Denver winter boots.