Oldest standing backflip on the ground? See Xero Shoes CEO go for it
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Steven Sashen is not just the CEO of XeroShoes.com (and XeroShoes.eu), he MAY be the oldest guy to do a standing backflip on the floor at 60.75 years old today.
Yeah! Steven lives life FEET FIRST in Xero shoes, and it shows. You’re an inspiration! ☮️❤️🐾
Thank you!
noo thank you good job with that back flip try it in orgen you will get jump just how you jump@@xeroshoes 🥰😍😍😍😍😘🤑🤑🤑🤪🤪🤪🤪🥵🥵🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🤠🤯🤯🤯🤯🤢🤢🤢🤢😷
Didn't see that coming lol
Awesome!!
That’s just savage🔥🔥🔥
😳😱🤯
Nice. Now here's some suggestions for your website: Where are the weights? Weight is implied in the name of your company, yet weights are seemingly nowhere to be found? Instead of categories down the Left-side, use filters instead? Weight being #1 filter. Camp/water-crossing shoe? Nowhere to be found; not even in the search-bar. Maybe an ultralight camp-shoe/water-crosser with toe-cap under 4oz/pair? Maybe you don't make such a thing (but the Chinese do - 87g/pr, so it is possible)? If you did, it isn't searchable/findable on your website?
I have a pair of the aqua x sports and I'm not sure about the weight, but they're water traversable with good grip on the bottom for hiking. Holes in the shoes for drainage, so prolly not best for cold weather.
Most of the weights will be mentioned in the item description on each product page. That said, we will pass along your feedback, so hopefully we can implement a search function like this in the future. Based on your mentioned criteria, we would recommend looking at the Aqua X Sport or the new Sunrise.
Can you still sling a back sault?
Next sault, do it in your shoes. I don't know, could be good unique publicity.
I’m disappointed that one of the best pair of shoes I’ve boughten was made in CHINA. I’d pay more if they were made in the USA. I can’t buy more as my family and I don’t buy products made in China if at all possible.
We would love to manufacture domestically, however it is LITERALLY impossible for us to do so (in the same way that it's not possible to get a domestically made version of the devices we're using for this conversation).
And manufacturing in other countries still rely on China for supplies and materials.
Hopefully, that'll change in the future and we'll be able to take advantage of that.