Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
You can get these XERO HFS 2 Running/Cross Training Shoes HERE:
amazon.com/dp/B0CGB32NVH/?tag=thingsverygood-20
Get the HFS 2s Direct From Xero Shoes HERE:
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You can get the XERO Prio Neo shoes HERE:
amazon.com/dp/B0DBN4JST9/?tag=thingsverygood-20
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In this XERO HFS 2 Barefoot Shoes Review, I share what I like about these Xero shoes. I also compare them to the original HFS and the Prio NEO by XERO.
I wore the HFS 2 and the Prio Neo shoes on alternating days for 2 weeks to compare them. My overall pick regarding Prio Neo vs. HFS 2 is the Prio Neo. I like the HFS 2s a lot, and there are some things I like more about them than the Prio Neo, but the Prio Neo is so comfortable, it's hard to beat.
Here are some details you might be interested in regarding the HFS 2 Xero shoes:
The HFS is 7 ounces in a men's size 9.
The HFS 2 is 7.4 ounces in a men's size 9.
The HFS 2 has a 5.5 mm outsole like the original HFS, but it has a new foam layer between the sole and upper, called BareFoam™, giving it an additional 1.5 mm in height. It's a total of 9 mm thick compared to the 7.5 mm of the original HFS.
Another difference between the original HFS and the HFS 2 is the tread. The original has a tread more like a car tire compared to the HFS 2, which looks more like a mountain bike tire tread.
What I really like about the Xero HFS 2 shoes is the extra 1.5 mm that's been added to the sole. When I was sprinting in these shoes, it felt like I had a little extra bounce.
You also might want to know that the HFS 2 seems to be slightly more narrow than the original HFS. It still feels comfortable compared to most shoes, but if you have very wide feet, it will feel more snug than the original HFS shoes.
The bottom line is, I do like the HFS 2s by XERO. They weren't quite as nice as the Prio Neos regarding comfort, but they are an all-around great-feeling and performing shoe.
I hope my XERO HFS 2 Review helps you decide whether or not these shoes are a good shoe for your needs.
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Music courtesy of NCS (NoCopyrightSounds) and Music/Artist
BEAUZ & Momo - Won't Look Back [NCS Release]
Do you own a pair of XERO HFS 2 shoes? How do you like them? If you have more than one style of XERO shoes, what's your favorite overall, and why? Please share in the comments section.
You can get these XERO HFS 2 Running/Cross Training Shoes HERE:
amazon.com/dp/B0CGB32NVH/?tag=thingsverygood-20
Get the HFS 2s Direct From Xero Shoes HERE:
click.linksynergy.com/deeplink?id=C39*ZQNkVZY&mid=54010&murl=https%3A%2F%2Fxeroshoes.com%2Fcollections%2Ftraining-shoes
You can get the XERO Prio Neo shoes HERE:
amazon.com/dp/B0DBN4JST9/?tag=thingsverygood-20
We participate in the Amazon Associates program as an Amazon Influencer, which provides a means for us to earn fees on qualifying purchases by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
We also participate in other affiliate programs, from which we earn commissions on qualified purchases.
In this XERO HFS 2 Barefoot Shoes Review, I share what I like about these Xero shoes. I also compare them to the original HFS and the Prio NEO by XERO.
I wore the HFS 2 and the Prio Neo shoes on alternating days for 2 weeks to compare them. My overall pick regarding Prio Neo vs. HFS 2 is the Prio Neo. I like the HFS 2s a lot, and there are some things I like more about them than the Prio Neo, but the Prio Neo is so comfortable, it's hard to beat.
Here are some details you might be interested in regarding the HFS 2 Xero shoes:
The HFS is 7 ounces in a men's size 9.
The HFS 2 is 7.4 ounces in a men's size 9.
The HFS 2 has a 5.5 mm outsole like the original HFS, but it has a new foam layer between the sole and upper, called BareFoam™, giving it an additional 1.5 mm in height. It's a total of 9 mm thick compared to the 7.5 mm of the original HFS.
Another difference between the original HFS and the HFS 2 is the tread. The original has a tread more like a car tire compared to the HFS 2, which looks more like a mountain bike tire tread.
What I really like about the Xero HFS 2 shoes is the extra 1.5 mm that's been added to the sole. When I was sprinting in these shoes, it felt like I had a little extra bounce.
You also might want to know that the HFS 2 seems to be slightly more narrow than the original HFS. It still feels comfortable compared to most shoes, but if you have very wide feet, it will feel more snug than the original HFS shoes.
The bottom line is, I do like the HFS 2s by XERO. They weren't quite as nice as the Prio Neos regarding comfort, but they are an all-around great-feeling and performing shoe.
I hope my XERO HFS 2 Review helps you decide whether or not these shoes are a good shoe for your needs.
If you enjoy the content I create and want to help support me, please use the product links in this description. You can also help support me through any of the links below.
Donate through PayPal:
paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=MXJM2RT9XP2AU
See all of my video reviews on Amazon at the link below:
amzn.to/3XOTCOX
References to footage in this video:
Music courtesy of NCS (NoCopyrightSounds) and Music/Artist
BEAUZ & Momo - Won't Look Back [NCS Release]
Do you own a pair of XERO HFS 2 shoes? How do you like them? If you have more than one style of XERO shoes, what's your favorite overall, and why? Please share in the comments section.
