Xero Shoes Men's Z-Trek 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.

I really like these sandals. I bought these for hiking on a trip from Nevada to Kentucky. I'd used barefoot hiking shoes years ago and wanted to put away my big, waterproof boots and give these a try. 8t was my plan to wear them for a week, break them in a little, experiment with the fit for a while, and then wear them hiking with my old boots in reserve. I was sent the wrong shoes and had to return them. I ended up not getting them until the day before I left. My first time wearing them was hiking Hermit Trail (the rim trail) at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. My feet were fine. The shoes worked great. The next day we hiked around Monument Valley and I wore them again. The soles protected my feet from bruises. The shoes stayed where they belonged on my feet. I got no blisters.

I got these on sale and like them. The sole is a single solid piece and won't delaminate. It feels tough enough for around town use but these are far from something I would trust to hike in. The quality is decent but not at the full price. The stitching is a rather thin thread. The webbing used for the straps have stretched several inches in a few weeks and have to be wrapped up after tightening or they drag on the ground. The straps are soft and fairly comfortable as much as sandals can be and they dont do that terrible twisting thing the sandals so often do which is very nice. Unfortunately i fall in between sizes and they are a little big but overall a solid buy when on sale.

I am more used to Chacos (which have chunky soles), but I thought these might be good for around the house, and also to through in my bike bag to swap my cleated shoes for if I need to ride somewhere and walking like a normal human. They are extremely lightweight, and the straps are comfortable. Size is accurate.

Good set of barefoot sandals. Love the ground feel. I ordered a 13 and it fit well for the width albiet slightly longer than I need. (I’m a 12/13 4e in new balance or 13-14 for other Xero shoes)

Overpriced crap. Followed this company from the beginning and have now had 3 pairs fail within months due to velcro not sticking. They wouldnt honor the warranty on any of them. Time to find a different brand.

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.

For me, for the money, the value just isn't there. The quality of craftsmanship is fine, but the material choices aren't. If only they'd make the sole of a higher durometer (harder), or chosen another compound, I'd be keen to run in them more. I'm nearly 1/2 way through the soles in 3 months, and I'm careful to not drag my feet or kick. They're wearing out in the middle of the ball of my foot. If only they'd choose a more abrasion-resistant strap material, I'd be keen to hike in them more. After spending some time in them in moderate desert climes, they're fraying near the loops / connection points to the sole. They require somewhat frequent adjustment, too. Yes, they fit well, and they're the first barefoot-style shoe I've been able to walk pain-free in. However, the rate at which they're wearing is astonishing, and unacceptable for the price. A cursory look at the places these are stitched, and an estimate of the cost of materials alludes to an exceptionally high profit margin. I can't in good faith feed that sort of bottom line past this pair. There's no fairness in that approach. I wanted to give them a try, and I did, and now I can move on. Unfortunately, everyone else is charging similarly-insane prices for similarly-composed shoes.

Demasiado pesadas, y la suela demasiado plástico en el contacto con el pie por lo que puede crear rozaduras o o sudar en exceso.

普段の靴のサイズでいけました

履いた感じはサイズ的にぴったりな感じだったけど、裸足で履くと汗をかくと少し滑る感じがあったので、個人的には今一つだったかな（足の裏の皮は比較的硬めかな）。

very nice looking great to use, barefoot fl