Customer Reviews Xero Shoes Prio

Looked cute, width fine, but unfortunately too short - my toes were right up against the front of the shoe.

Xero shoes are not made for someone with narrow feet. The toe box is also too square for someone with longer toes.

These feel long and narrow. I think they are best for people with long, skinny feet. There really is "zero" to them, especially in the sole and all-around support surrounding your shoe. I prefer the Topo or Altra where there is zero drop but it still feels like you have a shoe on.

weird to wear....need more cushioning on my heel

Cute style and width was comfortable, allowing foot to spread out. The material in the sole was not smooth. Felt hard and the front of the shoe rounded off the ground unlike many of the barefoot shoes.

I felt a rub at the toes of my right foot. Other than that it's a nice shoe.

I tried these on quickly upon arrival. There were obviously too small, so I ordered a half size large. I am concerned: they are quite light weight for sneakers. Good for traveling. But there doesn't seem to be much sole. I felt like my foot was almost on the ground. I'm hoping there will be enough extra room in the larger size to add an insole. I will give them a chance once I have the proper size to see how they do. I ordered the fig. I light the color. It seems muted enough that it should wear well.

The 5 1/2 just fit without peds, I got the 6 which fit perfect with peds on. I don't know why shoe manufactures have to make shoes with the front of the shoe bending up like alibaba shoes. Shoes are supposed to be all flat on the floor before you put them on. Our toes don't bend up off the floor, so why do they make shoes whose toe bed curls up???? That felt very apparent in these shoes, just standing there. They weren't comfortable at all to walk in. To me, they just weren't worth almost $100.

I ended up returning these shoes. My feet are on the narrower side and, while they didn’t feel uncomfortably wide, they looked really wide. Looked a bit like I had rectangular shoes on. The sole was comfortable though.

Like them but did not fit. Hard to get foot into the shoe as it was not flexible. Arch did not fit my foot.

I bought these for rebounding shoes. They work great for that but they aren't really that comfortable in the toe area.

Needed at least a half size larger, wider than regular M, very flat

I bought these sneakers because of the barefoot footbed, and I also thought they looked cute. But while these sneakers have the perfect amount of roominess in the toe box, they're way too wide on the sides of the sneakers. They basically are in the shape of a rectangle with rounded edges. The width under the size is marked as "medium", but I'd consider these sneakers better for someone with a wide foot.

I have a wide foot and high instep unfortunately I had to return them.

I enjoy the barefoot feel, however, there is no padding on the tongue near the shoelaces so on one side, my foot was rubbing up against the shoe causing problems. I am exchanging for speedforce from the same company.

I have tried and own and love one other brand of zero drop shoe, Lem's (not sold on Zappos). So this is my comparison. This shoe is just not as foot conforming or natural as Lem's. It felt clunkier and not responsive. Highly recommend Lems however. The problem buying from Lems is shipping. Takes a week and returns are not free but $8. And they are very careful and particular about taking shoes back, while Zappos is much more liberal.

I ordered these at the size zappos recommended and they are too small. I usually wear a 6.5, and purchased a 6.5, but they feel half to a full size too small.

The right shoe hit my ankle in the back. Not comfy.

The 8.5 shoes felt better than the 8.0 but the right heel irritated my ankle and the right shoe felt like it was causing my foot to turn in. So I had to return them.

Although fit and comfort was okay for a foot by heredity has bunions, the style of this shoe reminded me of the inexpensive shoes you would by your child to wreck at summer camp. There is no shape to the upper section of the shoe and it makes your foot look wide like a tube. Had to return.

Yes, these shoes are like going barefoot. But it's a noisy kind of barefoot! The plastic soles on these shoes makes you sound like you are wearing dress shoes!

Returned. The fit as far as length was perfect. I ordered 5.5 and I typically wear 5.5-6 (sometimes a wide to accommodate high volume feet (high arch, high instep)). The width was fine. The feel when walking around house was good. I am used to barefoot shoes so knew what to expect as far as no arch support, no cushioning. While they fit and felt fine they looked so bad on my feet. There is an excess amount of padding built in around the ankle and around heel and it made my feet look so weird and heavy. I just couldn't get past that so back they go. I wish I had snapped a few pics but they are already packaged back up. I'll go with a shoe I know which is Lems sadly Zappos does not carry. In my opinion, the laces should be longer. I barely had enough to tie one bow and I'm used to double tying my laces. Again this comes from someone with "high volume" feet so I need some extra lace but the laces feel very very short. Tongue coverage was good which sometimes can be lacking for my foot.

Robin's Egg Blue color is really nice. I wanted to like them, as I love Xero's sandals, but fit wasn't for me. I am a 7 and ordered a 7.5...length was good but fit around the toes and midfoot felt like I was wearing straight-sided oblong boxes on my feet, not foot-shaped shoes. Also material felt bulky and stiff around the heels and midfoot. Front of the soles also curled up too much which lifted my toes off the floor when standing, lessening the "barefoot" feeling these are supposed to have. Thanks Zappos for letting me try on. Perhaps these would work better on someone with wide feet.

I wear a 9.5 in most shoes. Depending on the marked width, I can wear either medium or wide. For a shoe that advertises "wide toebox" this should have been wider. This shoe is wide through the midfoot and heel, but if you have a narrower heel and wider toes, I found this shoe to be the wrong shape: too narrow in the toebox and too wide at the heel.

So disappointed in these ... much too wide ... "cut" into top of foot where toes bend ... could not lace them tight enough ... zero stability ... back to the NB minimal shoes. Thank you.