$224.99
$224.99
The Xelero X-GPS provides unparalleled support and functionality. The enhanced Xelero technology incorporates a “Guidance Propulsion System”. The Propulsion element cradles the rear foot and extends forward to guide the foot into a neutral position thought the gait cycle. The carbon fiber “Slingshot” plate provides torsional stability, keeping the foot in alignment, and helps to reduce impact pressure. The dual layer “X-Lite” midsole provides cushioning, under the foot, and speeds up heel to toe transition when walking or running. X-GPS is lighter weight and is the only neutral stability shoe in the market with rearfoot and forefoot stability. Ideally suited for running and walking.
FEATURES:
Best For:
Support Neutral Stability:
Perfect for both Supination and Pronation issues
Midsole drop:
10mm
Weight:
12.8oz/ 363g
Fit Characteristics:
True to size
Xelero’s X-GPS is perfectly suited for walking and running. The mini-lug outsole is suitable for roads and easy terrain. The patented Xelero technology insures stability while encouraging forward motion. The Xelero midsole provides light-weight cushioning while the seamless lining optimizes comfort. The extra cushioning EVA insole provides another layer of comfort. Moisture wicking linings keep your feet dry.
“Healthy shoes for feet”… Xelero has been shown to help several common foot related issues including Plantar Fasciitis, Metatarsalgia, Hallux Rigidus, Ankle pain, Knee pain and Lower Back pain due to misalignment issues.
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Marie Stitzel –
Purchased in wide width; struggling with both hallux ridigus AND PTTD simultaneously; wearing an aircast for the PTTD. The width of this shoe for a WIDE is less than adequate. My last two toes are constantly numb and painful because the shoe is just not wide enough. I am struggling to find an appropriately wide shoe that won’t damage my last 2 toes. I spent $200 on these shoes and am incredibly disappointed. There should be some sort of recourse for this; trying them on in-store and wearing them for 5 minutes is not enough of a test to determine viability; even wearing them at home isn’t sufficient. Taking out the insole doesn’t help either; it did not provide more space as suggested. I am a nurse and am on my feet all the time. Currently searching for something more adequate to accommodate my feet.