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Barefoot Shoes

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A community ti discuss barefoot and minimalistic shoes, for whom likes to give their feet freedom and enjoy a more primal feeling while walking, running and hiking.

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Rule 0 of transitioning to barefoot shoes is: take it easy! Give your body as much time as it needs - and then some - to avoid doing more harm then good!

For unshod and actual barefoot content, visit the barefoot community!

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A list of my minimalistic shoes (self.barefoot_shoes)
submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by Etnaphele to c/barefoot_shoes
 

Here’s a list of what I wear and when:

  • Vivobarefoot Primus Asana - casual summer
  • Vivobarefoot Gobi III - casual all seasons
  • Vivobarefoot Tracker Forest ESC - hiking all seasons
  • Feelmax Kuuva 6 - winter and snow boots
  • Wildlings North Wolf - casual winter shoes
  • Chala Classics Dünn - casual summer
  • Joe Nimble BizToes - office all seasons
  • Sole Rummer Dakota - office warm and dry weather
  • Shamma Warriors - running and trekking
  • Merrell Vapor Glove 4 3D - running and trekking
  • Vibram FiveFingers V-Train 2.0 - gym
  • Xero Aqua Cloud - beach and water activities

Questions are welcome!

Edit: I forgot a couple + formatting

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[–] RustedSwitch 2 points 1 year ago

I’ll look forward to following this community and seeing new brands to check out!

Over the last 14 years, I’ve used:

Vibrant five fingers Merrell vapor glove (Big gap where I went back to normal thickness soles) Today I run in normal thickness altra torin zero drop foot shape sneakers Hike in altra lone peak hiking boots A variety of whitin zero drop foot shape almost barefoot casual sneakers Xero sneakers, I don’t recall which

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Damn, you have more shoes than I've ever had at one time in my life.

[–] Etnaphele 2 points 1 year ago

:D

I‘m also surprised with how many piled up… thing is, I really cannot kill shoes, I still have some sneakers from 10 years ago that are still in good shape.

I had to buy new shoes lately due to my feet becoming bigger through the use of more roomy shoes! For example, the Merrells have become too small and I don’t use them anymore.