Xero Shoes Z Trail Review

This video is a Review of Xero Shoes Z Trail sandal. I've had these minimalist sport sandals for five months now, time for an in-depth review!
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[@aaronesquibel2395]

Awesome review! I'm in the process of moving exclusively to minimalist shoes and will have to check these out!

[@PipeScholar]

Thanks for the review brother, much appreciated!

[@captaincoyote1792]

These are my lightweight camp shoes, when I go backpacking. And for stream-River crossings in summer.

[@NOIRTHIRTEEN]

Love mine too!!!

[@Baldcafe]

nice review 👌

[@DansVoyage]

Thank you! You planning on getting a pair?

[@The_Monolith]

Don't you think the shape of the sole is a bit too rounded at the front? If your little toe was straighter, it would probably stick out from the sandal.

[@TimeIdle]

How's this compared to Z-Trek? The Z-Trek is killing my feet.

[@DansVoyage]

So the Z trail is going to be thicker, yet somehow lighter. I haven't tried on the Z trek myself, but according to Xero Shoes website this one has greater cushion and less road feel. Hope this helps!

[@corallino72]

hello, can they be used on asphalt? or are there other models or brands more suitable for asphalt than for the mountains?

[@mackjenkins7721]

I have a Question? Do you think these sandals would be wide enough for somebody who has big wide feet. My feet are very very wide 4 EEEE with fat wide toe.

[@mouadlachgar6962]

Is it suitable for driving?

[@mauricedelorenzo5213]

How is the size comparison to your normal show size?

[@DansVoyage]

I found the sandal size to be true to my normal shoe size. Xeroshoes does have a sizing guide you can print out on their website with instructions if you are looking to get the most accurate fit possible. I also recommend getting a slightly larger size if you are on the fence just because if anything else you can exchange them, or cut them down to a smaller size with scissors. Hope this helps!

[@tolip8172]

Dollar...??

[@DansVoyage]

I bought them for 79.99 + tax