Xero Shoes Men's Z-Trek Barefoot Hiking Sandals

Super comfortable! Almost like wearing nothing but kinda better. Fit true to size for me. I wear a 10.5 normally, ordered the size 10 and I'm very happy with the fit. The sole is super thin but has the right balance between flexibility and rigidness. The straps securely connect your feet to the sandles without hot spots or pressure. I bought these thinking I'd probably return them but wow I'm impressed. Whoever engineered these things is a master. Weight for the pair is 15.06oz or 427g. They pack down to under an inch tall when stacked. Not the lightest camp shoes but way more functional. You could honestly hike in these and I'm sure some ppl do. The quality is there and when you factor in the warranty, they are worth the price.

Almost like wearing nothing ,Weirdly Comfortable,like the looks the support and easy slide in made me really comfortable ,Durability has not been a problem with everyday wear ,The price was a real deal at the time @$43.. may have gone up,still less than $89 for others comparables

I needed new sandals that were light weight, mostly water proof, durable, and could pack flat for travel. I kept hearing about Xero but couldn't justify the price. But, after trying a few cheaper options, these won out.I also ordered the Aqua cloud and Z trail EV but settled for these. The EV's were too thick and wasn't a fan of the foam and I didn't like the string between my toes on the aqua clouds. These were a nice middle ground taking the things I like from both while removing some of the cons.The fit is accurate but might require adjusting the straps a bit. Out the box, they felt really loose and I was worried I'd have to return them but after some adjustments, they fit like a glove!The only con is the price. I wish these were cheaper - even by $10. I know they go on sales for major holidays but I wanted them asap for the summer.

I was skeptical at first. For its cost, its definitely worth it. High quality. Comfortable. Very light. I think I am gonna buy more

These are great sandals, however I began wearing them after recovering from a big toe injury that made me not put pressure on it for almost a year. Transitioning into a no support experience has been taxing on my body that is used to a foam slipper / shoe experience. I explored massaging my legs to cope with some of the cramps and pains from the initial wearing and over time I did adjust and noticed that I could wear regular shoes way longer as my stance has become more toe friendly and arch dominant.After using these at home for prolonged periods, the flex and attachment to the foot excites more athletic movement at home that if I was wearing a slide or a stiffer foam sandal.Hard truth is that my other shoes with "modern / conventional" toe-boxes are looking less desirable by the day as my foot regains it's connection to it's strength. I was also on my way to a couple of bunions and this lifestyle change seems to curve away from that.I'm a size 11.5 mens and picked up a 12. The size difference hasn't bothered me.

I've been in barefoot shoes for 2 years. I didn't have proper sandals/flip flops. Really a nessicity. I was never a sandals guy, I always wore flip flops. I have to say these sandals are worth every penny. They act like shoes and hug your feet to protect them. I wore them to test them out doing some yard work. It felt like I was barefoot with the protection I needed. The rubber sole seams strong. The bands that pull the sandal together are stretchy but firm. They are extremely light. I've been told I look like a real dad in them. I think they don't look weird like some of my barefoot shoes. Overall zero is a great brand and their sandals represent it. After all that's how they got started in the industry.

This is my third pair of Xero sandals.They are zero-drop as advertised, but suffer from material and construction issues.I get about a year of wear out of them before I have to throw them out.The rubber sole wears away and after a while the stitching doesn't hold the hardware tightly enough to latch comfortably.I have had the webbing ripped out of the rubber sole while falling, so I wouldn't wear these for heavy trail use (despite the advertising).Until that point, they are comfortable and suited for casual wear or light exercise.Overall the value for money is decent but the shoe is disposable.

Love 'em. Very high quality. Soft straps. Be ready for that barefoot feel though!