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Xero Shoes - Scrambler Mid II - Barefoot shoes
At a glance
Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Men
- Recommended use:
- hillwalking
- Categorisation:
- A/B - high-cut walking boots
- Type:
- high ankle
- Material type:
- synthetic, textile
- Membrane:
- no
- Fabric properties:
- breathable, abrasion-resistant, vegan
- Closure:
- lacing
- Sole:
- Michelin
- Weight:
- 664 g
- Reference size:
- medium-sized pair
- Running gait:
- barefoot
- Extras:
- pull tabs, reinforced toes
- Item No.:
- 026-0844
Product description
Light and durable hiking shoes
If you are looking for lightweight walking shoes that provide optimum grip and an excellent feel for the ground, the Scrambler Mid II from Xero Shoes may be just what you're after. With a spacious area for your toes and a flexible, thin sole construction, these barefoot shoes allow you to feel your way through your journey.
Vegan, abrasion-resistant and breathable upper material
Thanks to a vegan, abrasion-resistant, breathable upper material and welded side walls, your feet are optimally protected from dirt, stones and mud. Plus, the moisture-wicking lining ensures a pleasant foot climate even during hot days on the trail.
Michelin Fiberlite sole and thin TrailFoam midsole
If you could see inside the thin Michelin Fiberlite sole, you would find an embedded textile layer that gives the sole unrivalled strength, flexibility and lightness. In addition, the thin layer of TrailFoam provides extra comfort and protection on rough trails. Meanwhile, the outsole is equipped with mud-repellent lugs inspired by Michelin mountain bike tyres. As a result, these shoes provide you with optimum grip, even in difficult terrain.
The highlights at a glance:
- Tough barefoot shoes for hiking
- Vegan, breathable upper material
- Michelin Fiberlite sole offers optimum grip
- Thin TrailFoam midsole provides greater comfort
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Alpinetrek expert Hannes
Reviews overview
What do you think about that?
This is what customers from around the world say:
These shoes tore while tightening the laces and tore when pulling on with the rear loop. The Michelin rubber trail sole is the sloppiest thing I have ever worn. On any wet surface, even nonslip stairs, they are borderline dangerous. I rock climb in my approach shoes and hiking boots (both Vibram soles btw) and have no problem in wet or dry. In these shoes however, even on dry rock, I get better grip wearing Crocs!
And for ~€107, these are by far the worst purchase of my life. If other Xero shoes have the same rubber, steer well clear, unless you want to end up on your ass.
The positives are that they fit comfortably and are very flexible and ye that's it.