30 Days in XERO HANA Barefoot Minimalist Shoes while Overweight - Zero Drop Review
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2021
- Have you ever wondered what barefoot shoes are really like? Are you worried they could hurt your feet, especially if you're overweight? Find out how my first 30 days wearing them went.
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Thank you for this review, as a fat woman I was really wondering whether I should spend all that money on a pair of barefoot shoes. Looking for posture improvement
nice review!
I found this video so genuine. Love your description and delivery. Well done buddy. Keep doing this. You are a natural. Hope you are having success on your journey towards self improvement. Thank you.
Great video man. Keep walking 🎉
Just started wearing the PRIOs, I'm 5'10 250. I'm out of shape, overweight and rehabbing a bad back. Still early to say, but I've enjoyed them so far. And glad I found this video thanks! I'll be jumping on these next. Keep up the hard work!
Haven’t posted in a while. How are you?
Thank you for this. I’m a heavier guy. Look into switch to the xero boot For work purposes. Fairly new to minimal shoe. Hoping this will be the answer
Thanks, and good luck with it. A few more months into it now, and I can say it's only gotten easier. I don't even think about it anymore!
I've used Hana for just about a year now and it was definitely the right choice. I love these shoes. I'm 6 foot 6 and 220 lbs. I now also own 5 different barefoot shoes - though I always wear socks in them.
Hana is my day to day shoes - and also wear them at work.
I have extra wide feet with bad back the only shoes I can wear are merrell jungle moc wide. I would like to try these out
I can tell you two things from a life time of running in all different kind of terrains, once your knees are damaged (like mine with cartilage damage). 1st: if you continue running, you'll end up semi crippled, 2nd: if you use shoes without cushioning (even for walking after the damage) you'll make the damage even worse. The other bit of advice is give up running when your 50 and use bike instead, I kept on running until I was 62 and then next day after a good 8 mile run (last 4 miles 7 min/miles) I could hardly walk. No indication, no prior warning, they just went; sometimes you get a warning that something is going wrong (which many fanatical runners like me would have ignored anyway, I suspect). A year after that my left foot arch collapsed, probably due to the compensating way I was now walking.
The next mistake I made was following the suggestions of another runner and use bare foot shoes for walking, this exacerbate everything and then some. Six years later and now I require the support of shopping trolley to get round the supermarket just to make it tolerable, I can walk on pavement for around 5 minutes, I can walk on soft surfaces like grass and sand for a couple of miles but that's about it. I bought a pair of Cloudmonster running shoes a month back and found that they make it significantly easier to walk on hard surfaces, you can draw your own conclusions from that, Cloudmonster are about the most cushioned shoes you can get.