Customer Reviews Xero Shoes Hana

Very comfortable. Has a nice barefoot feel while still protecting the foot. Seem sturdy. If I had one complaint it would be that the shoelaces tend to loosen. You really have to crankem down when you tie or theyll come undone. Thinking I might replace them with a cotton shoelace with more bite. Minor problem.

Comfortable shoes, look great, no break-in period. Wearing these barefoot, they get funky real quick.

An uncomfortable and truly unattractive shoe. Looks like a slipper. I'd never wear it outside.

Big toe box makes this canvas show sorta clunky...and a bit loose...even tho this means it can be slipped into while tied

These did not work for me at all. I have a Morton’s neuroma and while the toe box is wide, there is no support for the rest of the foot. Had to return them. They are also not flattering in any way— a pair of running shoes wound be more elegant.

The barefoot feel of the shoe (with and without the insole) is great; I'm able to feel the surface I walk on without ever feeling that that surface would hurt me. The wide toe box is also good, especially when it comes to accommodating a shoe that was slightly shorter than it ought to be.

My only problem is the soles do not work well on gel coat surfaces on boats, especially when wet. I even tried the Aqua X Sport shoes that dont work any better.

Shoes look on point.

I got the Hana for my husband for Christmas. He loved them! Unfortunately the base started detaching from the shoe itself within the first month and the shoes stained very easily and I was unable to get the stains out. They were also advertised as being slip ons but my husband said they are very uncomfortable that way so he wears them regularly with the socks.

Unusual problem. The left shoe felt fine. The right shoe caused my foot to tilt inward. I tried to adjust the right shoe and test it again to see if it's just me, but to no avail. I think the right shoe had a manufacturing defect, because this problem was not one that I could ignore or just get along with. I have a pair of minimalist shoes that don't do this to me. These are going back.

Size was wide, soles where thin, tough was no adjustable, made it difficult to get shoes on.

They fell apart in less than 6 months. Not durable. Xero did stand by their warranty and gave a refund.

The shoe has many layers of fabric, one being a layer of canvas covered in glue, it's like having plastic bags on your feet, they are so hot I had a heat rash from them in the winter. I managed to tear out the stinky microfiber and the hot waterproofing, and now they are rather nice, but I doubt they'll last very long. After 6 months I've already had to repeatedly sew and glue the uppers. The goofy ankle strap is useless, all it can do is pull your foot forward in the shoe. The sole is really good, I imagine the sandles are nice, but these shoes are junk, they should have kept to being a sandle company, because they really don't know shoes.

I wanted to like them. I studied online sizing. Measured feet. Read hundreds of reviews that mentioned sizing. Bought two pair in two different sizes...one for husband, one for me (I am a woman with a size 10.5/11 shoe and can't even buy women's Xeros anyway, because they don't fit.) Both pairs of shoes we ordered are far too small. Couldn't return as we missed the return window. Expensive lesson. Super discouraged with sizing.