They started with next to nothing, now XeroShoes, a Colorado company known across the world, has expanded. BrianDenver7 takes you inside in this week's 'In Good Company':
DENVER — As the weather warms and people start to venture outside more, a Colorado couple wants you to hit the ground running, literally. You're in good company with Xero Shoes.
The husband and wife just cut the ribbon on their first showroom with 80-thousand square feet of warehouse storage behind it and dozens of shoe styles to choose from. "We make things with a wider foot-shaped toe box instead of squeezing your toes together," said Sashen. "They're low to the ground for balance and agility, and we don't lift your heel. That will mess with your posture."
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