Running

Barefoot running shoes have a wide toe box for natural toe spread, a lightweight design that mimics running barefoot, and a zero-drop sole for natural gait. Regular running shoes have thicker cushioning and elevated heels, reducing ground feel and foot strength.

Barefoot running shoes are suitable for roads, trails, and tracks. They offer natural ground feel and foot feedback on pavement, dirt paths, and trails. Be cautious and gradually adapt to rough or uneven terrain to avoid injury.

When first wearing barefoot shoes, give yourself and your feet some time to adjust. Gradually increase the duration and intensity of wear, similar to easing into cold water. Some initial discomfort is normal, but if you experience severe discomfort, stop and rest. Remember, patience is key!

To find the perfect fit for your barefoot shoes, start by measuring the length and width of your feet, then refer to our sizing guide. Our unique wide toe box design provides ample room for your toes to move, ensuring the shoes are neither too tight nor too loose, but comfortably snug.