I have several pairs of Xero shoes and Vivobarefoot, but because of my foot shape I prefer to use Vibram Fivefingers for training most days. My foot is narrow and has a low profile so I find myself cinching Xeros and Vivos to the point I get awkward folds in the uppers. I know Virbrams are frowned upon a lot because of the look, but I train at home in my garage so it works for me.
Ive been wearing Vibram Five Fingers in the gym with Injiri socks so that they stink less… the problem is getting those socks on and off have become such a nuisance for me, that i need to find an alternative that i can wear normal socks!! Im thinking about vivobarefoots offerings or perhaps Ben Patrick (Knees over toes guy) shoes…
Thanks for pointing out the Notorious Radix does not have gusseted tongue! Was about to pull the trigger due to the reinforcemed mesh upper. I basically want another of my Vivo Primus Lite Knit with more lateral stability. Should I try the Tolos Arch 2.0 or splurge on Motus Strength?
@@thatfitfriend Ok I got the Tolos and liked them, but found the color to be a strange bluish white. A bit picky, but I wear barefoot shoes daily so the style is important. Next I went for the Radix, and liked the style but found the heel loop too small for my fingers (why do brands do this??). So finally I picked up some Motus on Revivo for $110, their quality and comfort is hard to beat. BTW have you tried Be Lenka Swift? Looks like another good option in this class.
Thanks for all the honest reviews and sizing explanations! I’m a size 9-10 depending on shoe and struggle with fit. Right foot is a half size larger w/larger toe knuckle too. So your vids/guides have been extremely helpful! Picked up the Tolos 2.0 in white Size 9 and 9.5 and the 9.5s were perfect. Decided to grab Seconds in Black. So was pretty true to size. Also grabbed a Vivo Motus Strength in Size 9 and 10 but 10 was too big. Just ordered a Size 8 to compare. The motus have a great width so I might be able to size down for a tighter fit. My use case is powerlifting and casual wear.
What are the weights on these shoes? I'm looking for the lightest pair that I can get for running that also has a little bit of stack height to prevent put irritation when running on really rough substances like big gravel. I know that's a hard combination to find given that you usually have one or the other, a lot of cushion but not a lot of ground feel or very little cushion with sometimes too much ground feel. Thanks in advance.
@@steveeddy3605 I cover that in my individual reviews of em! The bare XF would be a good bet, imo! Light and the boomerang insole gives you a litttttttle cushion
I don't love going all the way up on em', I tried it and didn't love how it pressed into the top of my foot - great point, tho! Hope others see this comment
@@thatfitfriend I could see that but that was the logic behind the design. That said, I think these are buy far the best for price, weight, performance. It's definitely not a casual shoe, but it's definitely amazing for barefoot hybrid athletes that want only one shoe for all. For others reading this, swap out the insoles on these for 3mm and you'll feel much more grounded on deadlifts. They really need to offer multiple insoles like Icarus does.
It's nice that there are more options now than just Vivo and Xero, so they can each hit different price points. I'm watching for some Revivo in my size ;)
Hi! I need help. I was using five fingers for all my training but I broke my foot with the bike so I need something without the fingers because they’re not animate straight and I have problem fitting them. I can find vivo shoes beastly here so which model is the best for running and training outdoor calisthenics on concrete, asphalt and light dirt? Thanks a lot
Hey Jake, I train strongman and I’m looking to use a barefoot shoe for carry events. (Farmers, frame, yoke, etc.) what xero shoe can handle the traction but light and quick enough because technically carry events are races. Timed how fast you can get from a to b. If you’re not familiar with strongman I guess a more comparable exercise is sled pushes on concrete. So I’m not sure to get running or gym shoe from xero? Reason I’m looking for a barefoot style is because picking up frames and farmers it’s similar to starting in a trap bar deadlift position so being low to the ground as possible as you know in deadlifts is an advantage. I’m so back and forth on a few xero shoes, help!!! Thank you
I know strongman, homie! I used to work at BarBend and covered the sport for yearrrssss. Such a sick strength sport. I'd go HFS (original model) or Zelen/Prio. All of those should be okay!
Hey Jake, I love your reviews. What's the best way to measure my foot to get an accurate shoe size? I could always go to a shoe store but I also have a wider foot so buying shoes online is a little bit of a gamble. Im also interested in a shoe for more lifting based activites. Any advice is appreciated. 😊
Hit up any store that sells shoes and use a Brannock scale. This will give you an idea of how wide your foot is. You can also measure at home by tracing your barefoot on paper then cross-referencing those measurements with size charts :)
@thatfitfriend Thanks for the tip!! I had my dad measure my foot and found the measurement in cm. Hopefully that and your fit recommendations will get me where I want. Thanks again!!!
Would you still recommend the 360 for pickleball and the gym? I'm also a big tennis player too and wanted it because of the laterally support it offers and the sole durability.
@thatfitfriend freet shoes is interested in making a product like the 360 and they asked me for some ideal features that I'd want in that kinda shoe. Hopefully the product could be available next year.
I have 4E feet and fairly flat arch… I wear tyr weight lifting shoes in size 10 and it’s not necessarily uncomfortable but have been wanting to switch to barefoot. Which barefoot shoes do you feel might be a bit wider in the toe box. Been actively thinking about the barefoot laced…
Jake, just curious if you could give the size of shoe and width of the insole at the ball of the foot for the Prio neos. If possible, thank you. If you are too busy, no worries. Trying to get a feel for how wide they would be in a 10.5 +/-. Most barefoot shoes seem to come in at the 3.0-4.1 inch mark in my size and I need more like 4.5-4.6...lol. I wish they would list their insole measurements like some of the EU companies do.
They'll be too snug for you off the top of my head, imo. I'm on the road right now away from most of my models, but can get back to you when I'm back in town in 2 weeks if you're still interested!
@@thatfitfriend Thanks, I was lucky that my wife and I stumbled across a retailer. They only carry the 360 but it seems that an 11 is my size. Idk how well that crosses over with the Prio or other models though.
Jake, I have super super wide feet, so I'm trying to find a pair of barefoots for lifting that actually accommodate my foot. So far I have been wearing Lems for daily use but even those could be a bit wider in the toe box for me. All of these shoes in your videos look great although the one thing I can't get over is that the toe box just looks like they have way too narrow of a taper for my caveman feet. Any suggestions on what you think would be best for me? I'd say in addition to being as wide as possible, breathability is most important as I sweat profusely in my shoes. Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks for the videos my friend
That’s a great question - yeah, you’re in the width where it’s toughhhhh to find pairs, I bet. Maybe the Freet Vibe? They have a looser upper which mayyyy give you enough width and they don’t look like crap.
Eh, they're fine...but not a model to write home about. Price and upper security will lack in power-based lifting contexts. Depends on your use case, though. Flexibility and upper's comfort are solid.
I'm trying to decide between the TYR and Tolos. I'm wearing Wildling Tanuki right now and wanted something better for lifting. I'm not sure if a knit upper is right for me, any advice?
@@Lastvieh90 They're great! I don't think it has that much lockdown when doing squats. Not that it's bad, I'm just always looking for something better. I like them more than Vivos because the upper is flexible, Vivos are stiff plastic. I really enjoy them for daily wear too.
@@thatfitfriend oh ok… that makes sense… I like the style so maybe I’ll get them for casual use … even though I like some of these picks for casual use and gym use as well. You’re going to piss my wife off if you keep reviewing more awesome shoes. Lol. Thanks a lot my friend. I really appreciate your detailed reviews
Not everyone wants to do so - but also, they’ve since updated their sizing chart since my review. Just shot content with the founder last week and he pointed that out 😎
1) For the Tolos and the Tyr drop zeros. Do you take the insoles out when you train and/or with walking 2) the Lems primal 3. Is that a good option for walking/training for beginners? For training will just do squats, split squats, RDLs
1. I do if I'm deadlifting or doing lower days. I'll leave in for walking. 2. Decent. Rounded sole can feel weird. Some folks don't mind it, others despise it, trial and error on that!
Love your vid brother!! Could u recommend me a barefoot shoe for gym/ tennis? I'm a 4e size 10 flat arch. I'm thinking vivo motus strength, Xero Prio Nero thanks in advance. 💪
My first thought is try the Prio Neo to see if it fits well. I'd go through Amazon if you want a quicker return process in the event it lacks the width you need. The Motus can be great if its fits, but I worry they may be too snug/low-profile for your needs and they can take longer to return - so I'd start Xero then go from there! Keep me posted on what you experience and I can suggest other options based on that!
On those Tolos what size do you recommend? My feet measure at 27.8cm. I have the hfs in a 12, Kelso and Zelen in 11.5 and Groundies Orlando in a 45 but they seem to run narrow
Question. I like the Motus but I have a high instep and so the mono sock tongue holds me too tightly. I think I need you recommendation with a real tongue and not with a sock tongue. Which do you recommend?
I'd try the Inov8 Bare XF first. If those are a no-go, I have a few other options to try but I'd start there! Will give you the same range of performance as Motus but more upper volume
No way you play pickleball too, lets goo!! I was going to get the Vivo Barefoot Trail Knit Fg's for pickleball, because the sole seems durable, and the lugs are kind of long, so even with wear it should last a while... lmk what you think would be good for pickleball (I don't have much $$$, I'm 17 and just got a minimum wage job) 😅
@@thatfitfriend I really need breathability, but yea, the Tolos 2.0 looks good too, and the booty style is looking pretty good, idk if better than trail knit's though
Hey Jake. Thanks for the work you do! Question for ya. Looking for cross-training shoes I can use for the fire academy and also CrossFit. My feet are all over the place! I wear 9.5 in on clouds. 9EE in red wing boots. Also, I like the feeling of being stable in a shoe and not lifting and my heel feeling like it’ll slip out of my shoe. Thanks in advance!
@@thatfitfriend Jake, I ought to cycle back to this comment. I've already bought 4 shoes based on your reviews, and so far, the Avancus Apex Power 2.0 is my favorite. Dropset 2 is up there, but nothing beats barefoot for my preferences. Wish you had affiliate links for everything so that I could support your channel! Otherwise, fantastic content you have here. Do keep it up!
I am looking for a pair of zeros (zelen or hfs 2) to run some 2-6 mile runs but also lift in....training for a half ironman, which would be better choice or should I go wirh a different zero shoe?
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If you talk me into buying more shoes we're going to have some words!
Hopefully words about which models you're going with next.
Started using the Prio Neo last week as my gym shoes (non-running) based on your previous video.
Heck yeah - hope they rip well for you!
Really great review of all the minimalist shoes!!!! grest job!!!
Thank you!
Ive been wearing the Lems primal zens for over a year now and I love them. Had the chillums before these and they were also great.
Heck yeah, love hearing that!
I have several pairs of Xero shoes and Vivobarefoot, but because of my foot shape I prefer to use Vibram Fivefingers for training most days. My foot is narrow and has a low profile so I find myself cinching Xeros and Vivos to the point I get awkward folds in the uppers. I know Virbrams are frowned upon a lot because of the look, but I train at home in my garage so it works for me.
I get that! Glad you enjoy them and have a flow of pairs that work for you!
Ive been wearing Vibram Five Fingers in the gym with Injiri socks so that they stink less… the problem is getting those socks on and off have become such a nuisance for me, that i need to find an alternative that i can wear normal socks!!
Im thinking about vivobarefoots offerings or perhaps Ben Patrick (Knees over toes guy) shoes…
hi jake will you be getting your hands to review the new Lu Xiaojun nature trainers barefoot shoes?
Potentially, they're on my radar!
Thanks for pointing out the Notorious Radix does not have gusseted tongue! Was about to pull the trigger due to the reinforcemed mesh upper. I basically want another of my Vivo Primus Lite Knit with more lateral stability. Should I try the Tolos Arch 2.0 or splurge on Motus Strength?
Ehhh, I'd try Tolos first. They have a decent return policy and will save you some, can always go Motus Strength if those are a miss!
@@thatfitfriend Thanks, I'll give them a try!
@@thatfitfriend Ok I got the Tolos and liked them, but found the color to be a strange bluish white. A bit picky, but I wear barefoot shoes daily so the style is important. Next I went for the Radix, and liked the style but found the heel loop too small for my fingers (why do brands do this??). So finally I picked up some Motus on Revivo for $110, their quality and comfort is hard to beat. BTW have you tried Be Lenka Swift? Looks like another good option in this class.
Thanks for all the honest reviews and sizing explanations! I’m a size 9-10 depending on shoe and struggle with fit. Right foot is a half size larger w/larger toe knuckle too. So your vids/guides have been extremely helpful!
Picked up the Tolos 2.0 in white Size 9 and 9.5 and the 9.5s were perfect. Decided to grab Seconds in Black. So was pretty true to size.
Also grabbed a Vivo Motus Strength in Size 9 and 10 but 10 was too big. Just ordered a Size 8 to compare. The motus have a great width so I might be able to size down for a tighter fit. My use case is powerlifting and casual wear.
Ayy, thank you! Stoked they've been working for you!
What are the weights on these shoes? I'm looking for the lightest pair that I can get for running that also has a little bit of stack height to prevent put irritation when running on really rough substances like big gravel. I know that's a hard combination to find given that you usually have one or the other, a lot of cushion but not a lot of ground feel or very little cushion with sometimes too much ground feel. Thanks in advance.
@@steveeddy3605 I cover that in my individual reviews of em!
The bare XF would be a good bet, imo! Light and the boomerang insole gives you a litttttttle cushion
On the bare-XF, you have an extra eyelet for the laces to make the laces shorter. Once I put them through there the laces were just right.
I don't love going all the way up on em', I tried it and didn't love how it pressed into the top of my foot - great point, tho! Hope others see this comment
@@thatfitfriend I could see that but that was the logic behind the design. That said, I think these are buy far the best for price, weight, performance. It's definitely not a casual shoe, but it's definitely amazing for barefoot hybrid athletes that want only one shoe for all.
For others reading this, swap out the insoles on these for 3mm and you'll feel much more grounded on deadlifts. They really need to offer multiple insoles like Icarus does.
I was really hoping this competition would drive Vivo prices down, but alas.
Haha...feel you! Maybe they'll just be the "premium price" player
It's nice that there are more options now than just Vivo and Xero, so they can each hit different price points. I'm watching for some Revivo in my size ;)
Hi! I need help. I was using five fingers for all my training but I broke my foot with the bike so I need something without the fingers because they’re not animate straight and I have problem fitting them.
I can find vivo shoes beastly here so which model is the best for running and training outdoor calisthenics on concrete, asphalt and light dirt? Thanks a lot
I'd go Trail Knit FG! Those have been sick and have solid versatility across the board
@@thatfitfriendthanks a lot! When they restock the color I love I’ll try them
What’s the best barefoot shoe for basketball and athletic movements?
Prio Neo can work, Tolos are okay, and the Forza Trainer can also be worth trying!
Hey Jake, I train strongman and I’m looking to use a barefoot shoe for carry events. (Farmers, frame, yoke, etc.) what xero shoe can handle the traction but light and quick enough because technically carry events are races. Timed how fast you can get from a to b. If you’re not familiar with strongman I guess a more comparable exercise is sled pushes on concrete. So I’m not sure to get running or gym shoe from xero? Reason I’m looking for a barefoot style is because picking up frames and farmers it’s similar to starting in a trap bar deadlift position so being low to the ground as possible as you know in deadlifts is an advantage. I’m so back and forth on a few xero shoes, help!!! Thank you
I know strongman, homie! I used to work at BarBend and covered the sport for yearrrssss. Such a sick strength sport.
I'd go HFS (original model) or Zelen/Prio. All of those should be okay!
Hey Jake, I love your reviews. What's the best way to measure my foot to get an accurate shoe size? I could always go to a shoe store but I also have a wider foot so buying shoes online is a little bit of a gamble. Im also interested in a shoe for more lifting based activites. Any advice is appreciated. 😊
Hit up any store that sells shoes and use a Brannock scale. This will give you an idea of how wide your foot is. You can also measure at home by tracing your barefoot on paper then cross-referencing those measurements with size charts :)
@thatfitfriend Thanks for the tip!! I had my dad measure my foot and found the measurement in cm. Hopefully that and your fit recommendations will get me where I want. Thanks again!!!
Any suggestions on minimalist-ish running shoes? Tracking the Flux Runners...just looking around for other options
Inov8 F Fly have a solid feel and perform better than Flux, imo
Would you still recommend the 360 for pickleball and the gym? I'm also a big tennis player too and wanted it because of the laterally support it offers and the sole durability.
Yeah - they can be good and there are a handful of folks in my community who have enjoyed their performance for that!
@thatfitfriend freet shoes is interested in making a product like the 360 and they asked me for some ideal features that I'd want in that kinda shoe. Hopefully the product could be available next year.
Get Hykes, I have the Hykes Pinnacle barefoot shoes and love them, will never go back to normal shoes.
I have 4E feet and fairly flat arch… I wear tyr weight lifting shoes in size 10 and it’s not necessarily uncomfortable but have been wanting to switch to barefoot. Which barefoot shoes do you feel might be a bit wider in the toe box. Been actively thinking about the barefoot laced…
Those could work, especially if you like the L1 Lifer! I'd also say look into the Radix from Notorious Lift!
Jake, just curious if you could give the size of shoe and width of the insole at the ball of the foot for the Prio neos. If possible, thank you. If you are too busy, no worries. Trying to get a feel for how wide they would be in a 10.5 +/-. Most barefoot shoes seem to come in at the 3.0-4.1 inch mark in my size and I need more like 4.5-4.6...lol. I wish they would list their insole measurements like some of the EU companies do.
They'll be too snug for you off the top of my head, imo. I'm on the road right now away from most of my models, but can get back to you when I'm back in town in 2 weeks if you're still interested!
@@thatfitfriend Thanks, I was lucky that my wife and I stumbled across a retailer. They only carry the 360 but it seems that an 11 is my size. Idk how well that crosses over with the Prio or other models though.
interested in the radix after watching your videos! my true size is 11.5..would you size up to the 12-12.5?
I'd go 12! You'll save 10% if you go through my review, too, FYI!
Did I miss the APL TechLoom Tracer in your review???
Not a barefoot shoe!
Jake, I have super super wide feet, so I'm trying to find a pair of barefoots for lifting that actually accommodate my foot. So far I have been wearing Lems for daily use but even those could be a bit wider in the toe box for me. All of these shoes in your videos look great although the one thing I can't get over is that the toe box just looks like they have way too narrow of a taper for my caveman feet. Any suggestions on what you think would be best for me? I'd say in addition to being as wide as possible, breathability is most important as I sweat profusely in my shoes. Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks for the videos my friend
That’s a great question - yeah, you’re in the width where it’s toughhhhh to find pairs, I bet.
Maybe the Freet Vibe? They have a looser upper which mayyyy give you enough width and they don’t look like crap.
@@thatfitfriend yeah it’s a struggle. Thanks for your suggestion, I will check those out for sure
Any thoughts you have for the new vivo motus flex? Saw the other video, but just curious if you have any other thoughts
Eh, they're fine...but not a model to write home about. Price and upper security will lack in power-based lifting contexts. Depends on your use case, though. Flexibility and upper's comfort are solid.
Did you make a video on the lotus flex already? Would love to see a thorough video on it
@@HDBnB1 yep! Check the channel :)
What barefoot trainer would you recommend for a high volume foot with a 2E width (11.1cm)?
Inov8 Bare XF should suffice!
I'm trying to decide between the TYR and Tolos. I'm wearing Wildling Tanuki right now and wanted something better for lifting. I'm not sure if a knit upper is right for me, any advice?
Wanted to get the Tanuki for myself. May I ask what you don’t like about them?
@@Lastvieh90 They're great! I don't think it has that much lockdown when doing squats. Not that it's bad, I'm just always looking for something better. I like them more than Vivos because the upper is flexible, Vivos are stiff plastic. I really enjoy them for daily wear too.
Tolos if you’re doing more plyos and explosive work, if it’s just lifting then both will be great and I wouldn’t stress it too much!
@@thatfitfriend How would you compare those to the Wildlings, if you've tried them?
I’m a EEE , which is the best one for a real wide foot? Thank you
What do you wear currently/how’s their fit?
Can you make an review for shoes with flat feet’s
Will add it to the list!
Thoughts on Flux compared to these shoes?
Flux aren't true barefoot shoes and their durability/performance in the gym is sub-par, imo. Knit upper doesn't have the best security
@@thatfitfriend oh ok… that makes sense… I like the style so maybe I’ll get them for casual use … even though I like some of these picks for casual use and gym use as well. You’re going to piss my wife off if you keep reviewing more awesome shoes. Lol. Thanks a lot my friend. I really appreciate your detailed reviews
Vivi is soooooooooo expensive
Facts.
Some of this is due to the materials, wool mesh is more breathable and odor resistant than synthetic. But yeah.. 💸💸💸
Radix goes true to size take out the insole
Not everyone wants to do so - but also, they’ve since updated their sizing chart since my review. Just shot content with the founder last week and he pointed that out 😎
do you think there's any barefoot shoe that will have enough lateral support for things like.... say... indoor soccer?
Yeah! Go Tolos Arch 2.0, Motus Strength, or Zelen. Or at least, I'd try those first
Where does the lateral stability come from on Tolos Arch? It doesn't seem to have reinforcements on the upper.
@@MichaelChelen it’s the upper, it doesn’t have as much stretch so spillover is less
Your influence on me buying shoes has gotten the wife upset😂
Ah snap. Please tell her I'm a good dood, tho!
1) For the Tolos and the Tyr drop zeros. Do you take the insoles out when you train and/or with walking
2) the Lems primal 3. Is that a good option for walking/training for beginners? For training will just do squats, split squats, RDLs
1. I do if I'm deadlifting or doing lower days. I'll leave in for walking.
2. Decent. Rounded sole can feel weird. Some folks don't mind it, others despise it, trial and error on that!
Love your vid brother!! Could u recommend me a barefoot shoe for gym/ tennis? I'm a 4e size 10 flat arch.
I'm thinking vivo motus strength, Xero Prio Nero thanks in advance. 💪
My first thought is try the Prio Neo to see if it fits well. I'd go through Amazon if you want a quicker return process in the event it lacks the width you need. The Motus can be great if its fits, but I worry they may be too snug/low-profile for your needs and they can take longer to return - so I'd start Xero then go from there!
Keep me posted on what you experience and I can suggest other options based on that!
On those Tolos what size do you recommend? My feet measure at 27.8cm. I have the hfs in a 12, Kelso and Zelen in 11.5 and Groundies Orlando in a 45 but they seem to run narrow
I'd go 11.5 in the Tolos, imo!
Question. I like the Motus but I have a high instep and so the mono sock tongue holds me too tightly. I think I need you recommendation with a real tongue and not with a sock tongue. Which do you recommend?
I'd try the Inov8 Bare XF first. If those are a no-go, I have a few other options to try but I'd start there! Will give you the same range of performance as Motus but more upper volume
I do powerlifting and i am between avancus and 1hund. Avancus has better structure fs but 1hund looks really great.
Both should be fine, imo! AVANCUS has more width, too, though. Def worth keeping in mind
Hey Jake! Love the videos sir, have. a question for you. What are great options for barefoot court shoes?
I've had some say they've enjoyed the Xero Shoes Prio for court stuff! I've used the Notorious Lift Radix and Tolos Arch with success, too!
Thank you!
No way you play pickleball too, lets goo!! I was going to get the Vivo Barefoot Trail Knit Fg's for pickleball, because the sole seems durable, and the lugs are kind of long, so even with wear it should last a while... lmk what you think would be good for pickleball (I don't have much $$$, I'm 17 and just got a minimum wage job) 😅
Trail knit could work!
You could also look into something like the Tolos Arch 2.0. Would save you some coin, too!
@@thatfitfriend I really need breathability, but yea, the Tolos 2.0 looks good too, and the booty style is looking pretty good, idk if better than trail knit's though
Hey Jake. Thanks for the work you do! Question for ya. Looking for cross-training shoes I can use for the fire academy and also CrossFit. My feet are all over the place! I wear 9.5 in on clouds. 9EE in red wing boots. Also, I like the feeling of being stable in a shoe and not lifting and my heel feeling like it’ll slip out of my shoe. Thanks in advance!
Hit you back on my other video! Sorry for delay - was backpacking with no service for 4 days!
All good. Hope you had some fun! Gonna check out born primitive. Stinks they are sold out!
You really out here tryin' to get me to buy all these shoes lol. Awesome review as always!
Haha, no need to buy today - just think of That Fit Friend when the time does come!
@@thatfitfriend Jake, I ought to cycle back to this comment. I've already bought 4 shoes based on your reviews, and so far, the Avancus Apex Power 2.0 is my favorite. Dropset 2 is up there, but nothing beats barefoot for my preferences. Wish you had affiliate links for everything so that I could support your channel! Otherwise, fantastic content you have here. Do keep it up!
I am looking for a pair of zeros (zelen or hfs 2) to run some 2-6 mile runs but also lift in....training for a half ironman, which would be better choice or should I go wirh a different zero shoe?