Review on Get Thrilling Barefoot Experience with Xero Shoes Z Trek Minimalist Insipred by Tommy Abreu

Whether you buy shoes with "toe loops" or sandals with toe straps, I've worn both, the whole concept of this shoe is wrong and doesn't work. No matter how shod the sandals are, they always "pull" the front end when your toes are lifted, but your shoes don't, and the front edge of the shoe is a major tripping hazard. I would see it as a threat if I gave them to a child, and even more so to an adult who could continually compensate for the danger these shoes bring to the table. The only people I've seen wearing it like this are African Maasai warriors who cut pieces out of used tire treads and tied them to their feet with ropes. I'm not a Maasai warrior, and the total lack of arch support caused me excruciating pain the first day I wore these hypocritical, mouth-breathing monsters. And I paid for my 59€. I am a cautionary tale. DO NOT buy these brightly colored recycled tire treads, they are not suitable for hiking, outdoors or indoors. This is the most useless piece of shoes I've ever worn. There was an open channel on YouTube that interested me and I decided to give it a try. I'm no longer subscribed to the YouTube channel, and I'd instinctively kick your throat if you even thought of asking me about those useless retreads adorned with idiocy, ignorance, and hippie guilt streaks.