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product_id: 723010770
title: "Xero Shoes Women's Prio Neo Barefoot Training Shoe"
brand: "xero shoes"
price: "₨4538"
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reviews_count: 12
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# Zero-drop sole for natural posture Breathable mesh upper with moisture-wicking Durable welded overlays + traction lugs Xero Shoes Women's Prio Neo Barefoot Training Shoe

**Brand:** xero shoes
**Price:** ₨4538
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🦶 Step into the future of barefoot training—feel every move, own every moment.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Xero Shoes Women's Prio Neo Barefoot Training Shoe by xero shoes
- **How much does it cost?** ₨4538 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sc](https://www.desertcart.sc/products/723010770-xero-shoes-womens-prio-neo-barefoot-training-shoe)

## Best For

- xero shoes enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted xero shoes brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Trail-Ready Traction:** Dual chevron lugs deliver reliable grip on urban streets and rugged trails alike—never miss a step.
- • **Lightweight Versatility:** Sleek, multi-purpose design perfect for cross-training, running, or casual wear—your all-day go-to shoe.
- • **Stay Cool & Dry All Day:** Advanced breathable mesh paired with moisture-wicking lining keeps your feet fresh during intense training sessions.
- • **Lockdown Support Meets Flexibility:** Innovative tensioning strap system and welded overlays provide secure fit without sacrificing flexibility.
- • **Move Naturally, Perform Exceptionally:** Experience barefoot freedom with a wide toe box and zero-drop sole that promotes proper posture and natural foot splay.

## Overview

Xero Shoes Women's Prio Neo is a minimalist barefoot training shoe designed with a zero-drop sole and wide toe box to encourage natural foot movement and posture. Featuring a breathable mesh upper with moisture-wicking lining, durable welded overlays, and a tensioning strap system for secure fit, it offers lightweight performance and versatile traction with dual chevron lugs suitable for both trail and urban environments.

## Description

Buy Xero Shoes Women's Prio Neo Barefoot Training Shoes, Asphalt/Blue Radiance, 5 and other Fitness & Cross-Training at desertcart.com. Our wide selection is eligible for free shipping and free returns.

Review: Comfortable right out of the box but an adjustment period is needed - These are the shoes I chose as my first barefoot shoes so I don't have any reference point for other barefoot shoes but I have to say, I am loving these so far. For the past few years I have been wearing the Brooks Glycerine GTS 20's and loved them however this year I started having a lot of new issues with my feet and ankles which on top of the existing knee and hip issues, was concerning. I saw a foot doctor who after treating the inflammation, ultimately recommended some orthotic insoles. It took a while but my feet adjusted to the insoles and I thought things would get better. However, I was still getting pain trying to get over 7k steps a day. My knees hurt, my feet were sore, and my ankle was still getting stiff. After 3 months of physical therapy for the hip issues and a follow up with that foot doctor, I started wondering if I had some issue with my gait or how I walked. Neither the PT or foot doctor offered gait analysis when I asked so I did some further digging on my own. I came to learn that I had a heavy heel strike and didn't feel balanced when I walked. I also was noticing that since wearing the Brooks all the time, my feet would start hurting a lot when walking barefoot or standing for even short periods of time barefoot. I used to not have that issue. For context, I do have flat feet (Native American here) however I have never had feet issues that didn't stem from just being on my feet all day or uncomfortable shoes. Last year my hip issues started then this year my knees, ankles, and feet were constantly bothering me when I would try to walk. I do have a very weak left hip abductor which I am doing strengthening for to help address this systemic issue. I incorporated warmups and stretches before walking which has also helped. The final piece was finding shoes that helped me walk better. I was looking at some Altra 0 drop shoes and may purchase a pair in the future but I ultimately ended up choosing the Prio Neo after trying them on at REI. They were immediately so comfortable so I took those home even though they ended up being a 1/2 size too big (hence why I bought this pair from desertcart that I'm reviewing). Something that I did not consider before purchasing these shoes was the adjustment period of going from a heavily cushioned, highly supportive shoe with a 10mm drop to a barefoot shoe with 0mm drop. My calves were protesting, my knees were hurting in all new areas, and I found out I could not heel strike in these new shoes so I had to relearn how to walk and I also had to walk slower. I did end up putting my orthotic insole in these for the time being which immediately relieved some of the pain. I'm hoping to not need the insole in the future but I'm not in a hurry to take them out. While I'm still in the adjustment period and I do still have knee pain, I just love the way these feel when I walk in them. It feels like my feet but better. I also feel more stable when walking which could be a result of me not heel striking anymore. I like the smaller profile of these and how flexible they are. After walking exclusively in these for a couple of weeks, I tried on my Brooks to see if I could tell a difference. I almost immediately noticed my calves were aching and the bottom of my foot and my arch was getting a shooting pain. This could just be from the completely different structure and my foot having adjusted to the Prio Neo but it made me not look forward to walking in the Brooks anymore. This is all just my experience so far and only time will tell if the Prio Neo is actually better for my walking health.
Review: Best training shoe I have ever worn. - Super comfy, aesthetically pleasing, easy to put on and take off, and excellent for training.

## Features

- Natural Movement Design: Barefoot + minimalist principles with a wide toe box for natural splay, zero-drop for proper posture, and flexible, low-to-the-ground sole for a connected, natural experience
- Lightweight Performance: A sleek take on our icon; multi-purpose performance trainer
- Supportive Fit: Breathable mesh upper with moisture-wicking lining
- Added Protection: Sleek yet durable welded overlays with tensioning strap system for lockdown & support
- Durable: Dual chevron lugs for traction on the trail and beyond

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B0D54VHG6Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | #63,596 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #1,125 in Women's Road Running Shoes |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (334) |
| Date First Available  | May 23, 2023 |
| Department  | womens |
| Item model number  | PPW-WHTE |
| Manufacturer  | Xero Shoes |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Comfortable right out of the box but an adjustment period is needed
*by R***G on July 14, 2025*

These are the shoes I chose as my first barefoot shoes so I don't have any reference point for other barefoot shoes but I have to say, I am loving these so far. For the past few years I have been wearing the Brooks Glycerine GTS 20's and loved them however this year I started having a lot of new issues with my feet and ankles which on top of the existing knee and hip issues, was concerning. I saw a foot doctor who after treating the inflammation, ultimately recommended some orthotic insoles. It took a while but my feet adjusted to the insoles and I thought things would get better. However, I was still getting pain trying to get over 7k steps a day. My knees hurt, my feet were sore, and my ankle was still getting stiff. After 3 months of physical therapy for the hip issues and a follow up with that foot doctor, I started wondering if I had some issue with my gait or how I walked. Neither the PT or foot doctor offered gait analysis when I asked so I did some further digging on my own. I came to learn that I had a heavy heel strike and didn't feel balanced when I walked. I also was noticing that since wearing the Brooks all the time, my feet would start hurting a lot when walking barefoot or standing for even short periods of time barefoot. I used to not have that issue. For context, I do have flat feet (Native American here) however I have never had feet issues that didn't stem from just being on my feet all day or uncomfortable shoes. Last year my hip issues started then this year my knees, ankles, and feet were constantly bothering me when I would try to walk. I do have a very weak left hip abductor which I am doing strengthening for to help address this systemic issue. I incorporated warmups and stretches before walking which has also helped. The final piece was finding shoes that helped me walk better. I was looking at some Altra 0 drop shoes and may purchase a pair in the future but I ultimately ended up choosing the Prio Neo after trying them on at REI. They were immediately so comfortable so I took those home even though they ended up being a 1/2 size too big (hence why I bought this pair from Amazon that I'm reviewing). Something that I did not consider before purchasing these shoes was the adjustment period of going from a heavily cushioned, highly supportive shoe with a 10mm drop to a barefoot shoe with 0mm drop. My calves were protesting, my knees were hurting in all new areas, and I found out I could not heel strike in these new shoes so I had to relearn how to walk and I also had to walk slower. I did end up putting my orthotic insole in these for the time being which immediately relieved some of the pain. I'm hoping to not need the insole in the future but I'm not in a hurry to take them out. While I'm still in the adjustment period and I do still have knee pain, I just love the way these feel when I walk in them. It feels like my feet but better. I also feel more stable when walking which could be a result of me not heel striking anymore. I like the smaller profile of these and how flexible they are. After walking exclusively in these for a couple of weeks, I tried on my Brooks to see if I could tell a difference. I almost immediately noticed my calves were aching and the bottom of my foot and my arch was getting a shooting pain. This could just be from the completely different structure and my foot having adjusted to the Prio Neo but it made me not look forward to walking in the Brooks anymore. This is all just my experience so far and only time will tell if the Prio Neo is actually better for my walking health.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best training shoe I have ever worn.
*by A***L on January 23, 2026*

Super comfy, aesthetically pleasing, easy to put on and take off, and excellent for training.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Comfortable and great workout shoe!!!
*by J***R on April 28, 2025*

I've been looking at barefoot shoes for over a year, trying to decide if I want to try one or not. I finally decided to order this shoe. It is a middle of the road as far as cost is considered. Many that I looked at did not come in 1/2 sizes, which did not work for me. I wear an 8 1/2 most of the time, and I ordered the 8 1/2 and it fit perfectly. I've worn these shoes for a week now, and I love them. I do not have a wide foot and was worried that they would be too big. They are not. If you are needing great arch support, these are probably not for you. But they are so dang comfortable. I wear them at the gym for training and are perfect. After a long work out, my feet feel good. They keep my feet cool. I wouldn't want to wear them for hiking, but treadmill work is no problem. If you are considering a barefoot shoe, try these! I'm getting ready to order another color. I love these shoes.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-09*