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A lighter, more flexible update to the best-selling TerraFlex with trail-gripping traction, secure fit, and all-day comfort.
Xero Shoes TerraFlex II Shoes are ideal for your mountain adventures. The improved welded upper increases flexibility in the midfoot, the mesh keeps your feet cool and dry, and the aggressive stud outsole provides safe traction. Uneven terrain fades away thanks to the 3mm of TrailFoam hidden inside the patented FeelTrue sole. The heel and adjustable straps on the midfoot give you a secure and stable fit, while the wide toe allows for space to open and flex your toes and enhance your stride.
Xero Shoes | TerraFlex II Men, Forest / 11.5
Xero Shoes TerraFlex II Shoes are ideal for your mountain adventures. The improved welded upper increases flexibility in the midfoot, the mesh keeps your feet cool and dry, and the aggressive stud outsole provides safe traction. Uneven terrain fades away thanks to the 3mm of TrailFoam hidden inside the patented FeelTrue sole. The heel and adjustable straps on the midfoot give you a secure and stable fit, while the wide toe allows for space to open and flex your toes and enhance your stride.
Xero Shoes | TerraFlex II Men, Black / 15
Xero TerraFlex II Forest
Xero Shoes TerraFlex II Shoes are ideal for your mountain adventures. The improved welded upper increases flexibility in the midfoot, the mesh keeps your feet cool and dry, and the aggressive stud outsole provides safe traction. Uneven terrain fades away thanks to the 3mm of TrailFoam hidden inside the patented FeelTrue sole. The heel and adjustable straps on the midfoot give you a secure and stable fit, while the wide toe allows for space to open and flex your toes and enhance your stride.
Xero Shoes | TerraFlex II Men, Black / 9
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