Xero Shoes Prio Running Shoes for Women Zero Drop, Wide Toe Box, Barefoot Women's Running, Walking, Workout, and Gym Shoes Black/White, Size 5.5 UK

As advised by other reviews, I went up half a size when ordering these and they fit perfectly! Loads of room for toes to wiggle and extra reinforced area for that upper part that always gets a hole in it when your big toe pokes into it. Comfortable to walk in and comes with an optional removable insole so you can decide how 'barefoot' you want to go depending on the surface you are walking on. Look good and like the photos, quick delivery, good instructions and packaging. Haven't run in them yet as I read you need to get your feet used to them walking first, but my feet and knees feel good wearing them and I have high hopes when I do start running in them as I have always had fallen arches and knee pain, even with trainers with arch support. Would definitely recommend!

Bought as a present. The shoe is well liked and worn very frequently and the colour is good with the benefit that it coordinates well with the current clothing

Got a sprained ankle so wanted some more comfortable shoes-I ordered a size 6 but sent a size 6.5 but I’m happy with them. So far so good.

When I ordered, they were promptly dispatched with 48 hour signed delivery: where they actually were for the next 23 days we will never know. Only once the refund process was started did they mysteriously appear on my doorstep one rainy evening - and Amazon knew they’d been found before I did, requesting the refund process to be abandoned. Happy days.I am new to barefoot shoes, and due to the late delivery I have only worn them today for the first time, for walking. These seem good quality overall, but they seem to be cut quite high, so they rub at my ankle bones - hopefully they will soften up as I break them in carefully. I will come back with an update at a later date.

She delivers what it says, wide toe box and comfortable

Slightly frustrating - I'm normally a 7.5. Website says to order "normal" size, so ordered a 7.5. Too small length wise - squashed toes. So I order a size 8. I was ok with that because with certain brands, I need to go up 1/2 size. But, STILL too small! The whole idea is that your toes have room to spread and move, but it they're butted up to the front of the shoe, that's not going to happen. Not sure how this company does they're sizings, but not even close to normal.I ended up with a size 9. They fit. Yes, I've been wearing them for a while and they are comfortable and flexible. But the price puts me off buying a second pair if I'm honest. They do seem very expensive for what they are (to me anyway).UpdateI really like the comfort of these now BUT they are coming apart at the seams on the toes. I have worn them a lot though.

I've been wearing barefoot shoes now for a while and got these earlier in the year. Took them to Glastonbury festival along with some walking boots. I ended up wearing these the entire time. It was hot dusty and anyone who's been to Glastonbury will know the surface you walk on is savage..these did a fantastic job and I still wear them everyday.They are a bit more snug than I'd like so would size up next time.

The trainers have sizing issues. The half numbers don't really add anything, the female models are too small and male way to large. With the deeply unreliable return/refund process, it can be an expensive gamble. Customer service does not help.