Xero Shoes Prio Neo mens Sneaker

Feels OK although it does seem to be a bit cheaply constructed. Mostly it just looks really bad. Sure I would use it, I might even buy it if it was about half price, but it is truly ugly.

Shoes came in very good condition. Sizing is in US sizing which is good.

Good quality shoes. But the sole wares out quickly

Initial experience: The fit is a much better experience than Oranginer, but still far, far away from the phenominal support and comfort of original Vibram Five Fingers (a real shame, too). FOLK WITH HIGH ARCH/INSTEP BE ADVISED: Xeros' single heel-to-arch tensioning strap too easily creates a single, undesirable pinch point just ahead of your ankle and across the top of your arch. You can loosen the lacing a bit, but that really defeats much of the support the strap seems intended to offer. See photo. I had hoped Xero's heel-to-arch tension strap would be the secret sauce of success. It's not. But it's the best option I've yet found in a minimalist, wide toe-box shoe. Very, very much love-hate going on as I hope it's something that may relax over time.

I really like this shoe. Toes have plenty of space and they are sized correctly. When I'm working out it almost feel like I don't have a shoe on, which is nice. The only downfall, which Amazon will probably not let my review stick because of, was the long wait to get them. The wait time does effect how you look at the whatever it is you bought. Anyway, the wait time for these to come in was close to a month, if not longer, and there was no warning about long wait times when I bought them.