Xero Shoes Men's Scrambler Low EV Barefoot Trail Running Shoes

I really like these shoes. Good grip, comfortable wearing around the house.

I love these shoes. They are just what I was looking for. I needed a zero drop shoe that has a nice wide toe box. This fit the bill.

I really like these, they are comfortable right out of the box and I like the zero drop feel. I already ordered more to replace my work shoes as well.

Great comfortable shoe with wide toolbox good ground field and solid fit

So comfortable! Finally wide enough and no issues with tightness in the arch area unlike other Xero shoes models. I keep giving them a chance, and these are the first ones good enough, that don't get in the way or provide any discomfort. I was able to do a very technical 9-mile hike the day after they arrived, with no blisters or other issues.

For background, this is my 4th pair of Xero shoes so I'm very familiar with the brand and the other brands of minimalist barefoot shoes. I got these in 9.5 which is also what I wear in the 360's and this fits just as fine as those. Of course the shoe is surprisingly so lightweight considering the sole is very protective and quite nice to run on. For my first run, I did a regular asphalt trail and was able to still have that very lightweight bounce in my step but still a little bit more protection and comfort when stepping on rocks which was as expected with the Michelin rubber on the bottom! They have a good bend and flexibility to them and flatten pretty small for travel. For the price, these shoes typically last very long and I don't feel any different with these after about 30 miles in various environments like road, dirt, grass, etc. There are very low signs of wear / tear so I think its a great value just like the other shoes from Xero. I like the black color since they won't show any stains or discoloring since I am pretty lazy when it comes to cleaning running shoes!

I ordered these Xero Shoes Men's Scrambler Low EV Barefoot Trail Run Shoes (11.5, black/steel gray), and I must admit it is the first time I’ve used this style of minimalist barefoot shoe. I have used these in the gym, walking the dogs, and I’ve worn them once on a hiking trail. So far these are very comfortable shoes, you can feel the topography of the ground, but your foot is protected by the thick rubber sole. I have yet, nor do I expect at this point, to experience a blister or any adverse rubbing. I normally wear a size 11.5 to 12, depending on the shoe brand and occasionally have to buy a wide/EEE size to fit right. I have a wide foot, specifically I have a thick foot top to bottom, wider than normal ball of my feet, and very wide ankle collar. Finding comfortable shoes is not easy for me. For my foot style, these size 11.5 Xero Shoes are just about perfect. The $125.95 price point is not cheap, but these are very well-made and highly functional shoes – highly recommended.

Very light, and surprisingly comfortable for a barefoot focused shoe - I've only tried them with the insole in so far though. I think if you have normal width or narrow feet the toe box will feel wide, but as someone with already wide feet they do feel like they juuuuust barely fit appropriately, but I didn't want to size up too much for fear of ruining the length. I have mixed feelings on the color. I like the little splash of green, but the 'irish creme' / tan color is just a little off to me, I'd prefer if it was just a shade darker or lighter, but I think I'll get used to them as I wear them more. The soles are super grippy, I'll be curious to see if the compound holds up over time. Not a cheap shoe, but hopefully that also translates into a well made shoe as well!