@@lalaland2797 I'll let you know as soon as I test either of those shoes. I will say, however, these are the widest Xeros I own, which includes: Scrambler Mids and Lows, Mesa Trail IIs, Ridgeway Chelseas, Forza Trainers, Forza Runners, and the Konas. I have reviews of all of these on my channel.
Have you ever used shoes with separated toes while running? Any recommendations? That is an incredibly flexible shoe though. I might have to get a pair.
I have not tried any individual toed shoes, no. I run about 98% in completely flat, flexible sandals or occasionally closed toed minimalist shoes (all of which have reviews linked in the end screen playlist). I haven't felt the need to venture into the world of toe shoes, though I hear good things. I just don't want to either wear toe socks every day (I have some stubborn toes) or clean the foot stank out of some Vibram FiveFingers - which I've heard can stink to high heaven if you don't clean them regularly. I would consider these (the Dillon Canvas Slip-On) an exceptional shoe either for someone just trying out minimalist footwear casually or those already living minimalist and just want a casual grocery store kicks that conforms to barefoot/minimalist principles. I guess I should have mentioned the "who these are for" in the review, but better late than never! I hope that helps!
Does it have the same sole material as Xero nexus knit? I got a pair of nexus but it is disturbing me that the sole makes more noise than my all other shoes while walking (somehow the material is more hard, evdn though more flexible).
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All i need to know. Something to stand at work in. Slip on quick for errans, walk in the forest, and flip around at the park with friends
Nailed it!
Is the toebox as wide as the prio or zelen?
@@lalaland2797 I'll let you know as soon as I test either of those shoes. I will say, however, these are the widest Xeros I own, which includes: Scrambler Mids and Lows, Mesa Trail IIs, Ridgeway Chelseas, Forza Trainers, Forza Runners, and the Konas. I have reviews of all of these on my channel.
Have you ever used shoes with separated toes while running? Any recommendations?
That is an incredibly flexible shoe though. I might have to get a pair.
I have not tried any individual toed shoes, no. I run about 98% in completely flat, flexible sandals or occasionally closed toed minimalist shoes (all of which have reviews linked in the end screen playlist). I haven't felt the need to venture into the world of toe shoes, though I hear good things. I just don't want to either wear toe socks every day (I have some stubborn toes) or clean the foot stank out of some Vibram FiveFingers - which I've heard can stink to high heaven if you don't clean them regularly.
I would consider these (the Dillon Canvas Slip-On) an exceptional shoe either for someone just trying out minimalist footwear casually or those already living minimalist and just want a casual grocery store kicks that conforms to barefoot/minimalist principles. I guess I should have mentioned the "who these are for" in the review, but better late than never!
I hope that helps!
Does it have the same sole material as Xero nexus knit? I got a pair of nexus but it is disturbing me that the sole makes more noise than my all other shoes while walking (somehow the material is more hard, evdn though more flexible).
No, it doesn't appear to have the same sole.