Customer Reviews Xero Shoes TerraFlex

Very comfortable. I was unfamiliar with the brand name, and did not know what to expect. So far, they are a very comfortable shoe walking and running. Time will tell how durable they are, as I walk everywhere and sooner or later the shoes will show their quality. I usually give only 3 stars and never 5 so accept 4 as my approval.

When wet the rubber on the shoes or sandals has no grip on tile at all its like ice skating

I like the durability with the weightlessness of these hikers.

Pretty comfy. Not sure if the arch support is to much or just a foot issue. But these are great shoes.

After having used these shoes for some day tp day things and a couple of over the hills and through the woods hikes, I can say that I like this shoe. The toe box is roomy enough for your toes to move freely but the rest of the shoe isn't so loose fitting that it slides around on your foot. I definitely like the thin soles and lightweight construction. Since I do prefer a softer sole, I use the thin insert. I haphazardly found out that I liked the minimalist style shoe when I bought a shoe from a big box type outdoor store - I was looking for a thin, lightweight and cheap work shoe. They were a bit heavier built for the most part, but they had fairly thin and soft soles. When it was discontinued, I searched for alternatives and found Xero. That is probably the only thing I would change about these shoes - a softer (not necessarily thinner) sole. If they were a bit softer and more compliant, I would probably go without the insert.

I enjoy these shoes, I do feel as though they are a little narrower than my other xero shoes

The grip and sole is durable, flexible, and low, profile. The cushion on the upper and back is great. Very lightweight. I am a trailrunner with very wide feet (my toebox is very square) and the side to side motion after running for a few months in these shoes wears out the sides on the upper and the glue came off the soles from my last pair.

the shoe was putting some pressure on my bit toes' nail. seemed like a design issue. I tried TerraFlex II model as well and the second model did not have that issue. So I had to return the original model and kept the II ones.

I went half a size up as suggested and they fit fine. Walking around in them is alright for a bit, but I noticed my feet beginning to get really sore after having them in for a few hours. Not much cushion at all in the heel and very flat-footed.

I love the styling on the shoe. I do not like the sole of the shoe. My feet start to hurt quicker in this shoes than they do in my Prio. There are some days that my feet do not hurt at all in my Prio but that is not the case for the TerraFlex. They hurt every time so I can only wear them for so long. I do like how they look though.

Had to return did not fit well

Unfortunately the Terraflex did not fit my feet very well. The forefoot fits well but the heel is much too wide making for an uncomfortable run. They are also way too warm for anything but the coldest temperatures. I doubt I will actually use them for running.

I love Xero shoes. In fact I have 3 different pairs. I just wish you could have a distrution center in Europe. I ended up paying more in customs duty than the shoes cost.