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Vivobarefoot
$125
If you're trying barefoot training, start with the Prio Neo. It's $15 cheaper, the adjustable straps lock your foot down for lateral work, and Xero backs the sole with a 5,000-mile warranty.
You keep $15.01.
Prices checked October 26, 2026. Prio Neo - Men in stock at Xero Shoes as of October 26, 2026 (men's 6.5 to 15 listed).
If you want more ground feel, go with the Primus Lite IV and its 2mm sole (the Prio Neo's is about 5.5 mm plus a 3 mm insole). Same if you want 100 days to decide whether barefoot training suits you.
| Prio Neo - Men | Primus Lite IV Mens | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $109.99 | $125 |
| Drop | Zero drop | Not listed on manufacturer page |
| Sole | FeelTrue rubber, about 5.5 mm + 3 mm removable insole (Treeline Review; not on Xero's page) | 2 mm performance sole, hexagonal tread |
| Weight | 8.7 oz (men's 9) | 239 g (size not stated) |
| Upper | Breathable mesh with welded accents, moisture-wicking lining | 100% recycled polyester, breathable mesh |
| Warranty / trial | 5,000-mile sole warranty; 30-day returns | 100-day trial; no warranty listed (repair service mentioned) |
| Sizes | US 6.5–15 | See Vivobarefoot size guide |
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