Men's Glenn Leather Barefoot Dress Casual Shoe

3excellent foot ware. Well worth the money. Looks good , feels good, confortable to wear.

Excellent fit, looks great in the office

Xero shoes are a game changer, I am a major fan and with these shoes, I have officially moved to Xero shoes for all of my shoes! Leather quality is top notch and seems to be stain proof to an extent (coworker spilled coffee on my shoes and you can't even tell!). Size is perfect, very true to size. At $130, these shoes do seem to be a bit expensive but if you can grab them while on sale, it is hard to beat the value. Cushioning is what you would expect from barefoot shoes, just enough to still be lightweight and comfortable!

The Xero Glenn shoes are a fantastic blend of barefoot comfort and casual dress style. They’re incredibly comfortable, with a wide toe box that allows for natural foot movement. My toes can wiggle freely, making these a joy to wear. Visually, they pass as everyday casual dress shoes, making them a versatile choice for different occasions. However, the brown model has some inconsistencies in dye application, which may affect its aesthetic appeal. For sizing, I opted for a half size up, and the fit was perfect. Overall, these shoes deliver on both comfort and functionality, making them a solid choice for anyone looking for a stylish barefoot option.

These shoes are very nice. They are thin in the sole as you would expect but that was not a problem for me even when I wore them on rocky terrain. Your mileage may vary. The look is a more classic shoe than your typical cross trainer, and I really like that also. I would buy these again and again!

These shoes were very comfortable and great for the office. However the soles wore through after 4 months of use (see attached image) with only approx. 10k steps (walking only) each day.

My new favorite shoes - even more comfortable than my xero Mesa Trail II or Aqua X Sport shoes - perfect for Sunday dress shoes or anytime something more professional/formal than tennis shoes are required... but I find myself choosing them over any other pair I've got for grocery runs too.

I have a sort of niche problem. I drive a manual car and I have found that when heel toeing in traffic something about the way the sole is bonded to the leather on the back of the heel bothers me my heel. No rash or blisters just discomfort. Otherwise I love the shoes.