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Whether you're headed out for an easy day on the trail, setting off on a multi-day trip or aiming for a new speed record, there's a Xero Shoes Scrambler that will be the perfect fit for your adventure. This guide will help you choose which Scrambler is right for you.

Five years ago we launched the HFS road-running shoe, which became a huge favorite with barefoot enthusiasts for running and many other activities. Then a little over a year ago, we launched the updated HFS II. Since many people owned both versions, we did a survey and asked which they liked better...

Getting into better shape—and feeling better all around—is on a lot of people's minds this time of the year. And with that (usually) comes getting back to the gym and setting some fitness goals. If you want to achieve the results you're working toward, the key isn't just getting back to the gym, but to keep going to the gym…

Barefoot running is more than just a trend. Many runners choose to ditch their shoes simply for the freeing feeling of running in bare feet. But people who run barefoot may enjoy many benefits beyond that. Keep reading to learn the top reasons why you should consider running in your bare feet or making the switch to barefoot shoes.

If you have wide feet, finding shoes can prove to be a challenging task. Many traditional shoes have a narrow structure, especially through the midfoot and toe box. As a result, people with wider feet struggle to find something comfortable. Keep reading to learn why barefoot shoes and minimalist footwear may be the most comfortable shoes for wide feet.

It's common knowledge that exercise improves your overall health and well-being. What's less well-known is that the same is true for your four-legged furry friends. Pet parents want their dogs to be happy, and that means helping them be fit and healthy.

Working as a bartender puts you in the spotlight. Few other jobs let you blend socializing with maximizing your income the way bartending does. The shoes you wear while working can mean the difference between ending your shift with a smile on your face or wanting nothing more than to get off your feet.

We've heard from countless teachers roaming their schools' hallways that switching to so-called 'minimalist' or 'barefoot' shoes has been the key to feet that feel better all day long. Walking the aisles checking homework, pacing while teaching lessons, or just standing in the hall while kids come and go can all contribute to tired, achy feet.