You may have heard about “global supply chain” problems. Got a clue what that means? Or, more, do you know how it could impact you? Here’s a hint: it’s getting more expensive for almost every company to do almost everything. And it’s taking more time for materials and finished products to get to manufacturers and […]
Here we have it yet again. Most articles about “barefoot shoes” start by reporting RESEARCH (I’ll keep capitalizing that to make a point) and expert opinions on the pro-barefoot side, and bad arguments (at best) presented as the con-side, most of which don’t actually have anything to do with the RESEARCH. In the rare times […]
If you haven’t seen the videos of the Boston Dynamics robots, you MUST. They’re simultaneously, amazing and spooky (especially the videos of Spot, the robot “dog.” My favorite is the one below, because Atlas the robot has almost PERFECT running form! Check it out: Notice that his foot lands pretty much right under his body. […]
Inc. magazine today revealed that Xero Shoes ranked No. 1498 on its annual Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. This is the fifth year in a row that Xero Shoes makes the listing, as the company has grown by 316 percent over three years, from 2017 to 2020, […]
Colorado-Based Xero Shoes Tops Inc. 5000 for the Fifth Year in a Row Inc. Magazine Reveals Annual List of America’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies—the Inc. 5000 Broomfield, CO (August 17, 2021) – Inc. magazine today revealed that Xero Shoes ranked No. 1498 on its annual Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing […]
Building a successful brand is no magic trick—at least, not in the way you think. The Xero Shoes story is one example of how a business can start from a crazy idea. Our founder, Steven Sashen is the founder, creator, and visionary behind our brand. What started as a sandal company on Shark Tank, evolved into […]
Xero Shoes is proud to be the footwear supplier for USA Artistic Swimming and USA Archery. I know what you’re thinking: swimmers don’t wear shoes. True, but they need shoes to get to and from the pool and, hopefully, when they’re on the podium. Plus swimmers need strong feet and research from Dr. Sarah Ridge […]
Can you workout in bare feet? Your Life California asked that to Xero Shoes CEO, Steven Sashen To answer the question, think about baby feet. Yes, baby feet… those cute things at the end of their legs that we like to tickle and nibble. When a baby learns to walk, do you want to squeeze […]
Did you know we are the footwear provider for a couple Olympic teams? Yup. We got a write up about this in the Denver Business Journal. We provide footwear for USA Artistic Swimming (formerly “synchronized swimming”) and USA Archery. Here’s a fun pic of the swimmers wearing their Colorado. No, they don’t actually wear our […]
What are the Myths and TRUTH about being barefoot (whether you’re walking, running, climbing, lifting, or just getting into a store)? Xero Shoes CEO, Steven Sashen, takes a look at a few of these on @KDVRDenver * MYTH — being barefoot is dangerous. TRUTH — for a looong time, humans have been barefoot on terrains […]
When people ask, “How long will my Xero Shoes last?” we say, “We don’t know, but it’s going to be a long, long time!”
That’s why we offer this 5,000 mile sole warranty.
If you wear your FeelTrue® outsoles (or FeelTrue® section of Z-Trail) down to less than 1mm thick at the ball or heel of the foot (not an edge), we’ll replace them with the same product for the following price:
60% off MSRP (full, non-sale, listed, retail price) for the product, plus shipping.
We also offer a 24 Month Manufacturing Warranty, which covers defects and flaws that may happen in the first two years. We will offer a free replacement for orders that qualify.
If you have a manufacturing concern, please email our Customer Service team at [email protected] and include a photo of the issue with your current shipping address. For closed toed shoes, please include another photo with the tongue tag.
