Historically, humans have walked barefoot for thousands of years. Our ancestors ran, hunted, and thrived without the need for supportive footwear. Various cultures still maintain a barefoot lifestyle, and itβs worth noting the minimal foot problems in these populations compared to shoe-wearing societies.
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There's a company that makes "barefoot shoes." They're wider apparently and maybe a few other changes as well.
https://www.vivobarefoot.com/us/
Not quite the same as barefoot, but closer without sacrificing some of the benefits of shoes.
I'll still walk outside barefoot as much a possible.
Dope!! Ima look into it ππ«‘
I use them since two years, this company is just amazing. Not going back to normal shoes ever again.
P.s. you should look into soaks with fingers also π
I bought a pair and never looked back
Same here I walk barefoot all the time. People see me as crazy
Less structural issues, more fungal/infections though
Those ancestors also walked on natural surfaces. Everything is concrete now. π«€