Plus, here’s exactly what “zero drop” means in the first place, and why you might want this shoe style in your closet. To adventurists, “zero drop” may sound like a new ski trail rating.

For fans of zero drop or those looking to ease into it, the Flux Adapt Runner is a good pick for a daily trainer. The Adapt ...

You never forget your first time. Seeing a pair of barefoot toe shoes, that is. Sporting an unconventional design that resembles gloves for your feet, this style has been kicking around since the ...

Elestic topline wrapped perfectly around feet, which make shoes not fall off during exercise ... to move and function as if we are walking barefoot.

Despite the stack, and regardless of whether you use the inner or ditch it, there is still zero heel-to-toe drop on the new Scrambler EV. The Xero Scrambler Low EV barefoot running shoes come with ...

To safeguard yourself from running injuries, you may want to consider switching to minimalist running shoes. We got the details from experts on what the research says and how to make the switch safely ...

Some runners prefer low- or zero-drop shoes due to the more natural, “barefoot” sensation they offer, as well as the benefits of forcing your body to get stronger. But going to low drop (about ...