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If you're diving into the world of barefoot shoes in Canada, you're not just making a smart choice for your feet—you’re also supporting local businesses and avoiding international shipping headaches. Here’s why sticking with Canadian brands and retailers is a win-win:
If you’re eyeing a pair of barefoot shoes from outside Canada, here’s what you need to factor in:
Getting the right fit is key to comfort and performance. Follow these steps:
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Finding the best barefoot shoes in Canada depends on your specific needs and activities. Brands like Xero Shoes, VivoBarefoot, and Lems offer a wide range of options suitable for running, hiking, and everyday wear along with competitive global shipping policies. There are also a number of local Canadian barefoot shoe brands which likely offer better shipping and returns.
Yes, there are a quite few Canadian brands that specialize in barefoot shoes, focusing on sustainable materials and local manufacturing. One notable example is Manitobah, known for their durable, authentic and stylish designs. For more information on locally made options, check the list above for Canadian barefoot shoe makers.
For those looking for formal wear, several brands offer minimalist dress shoes that combine elegance with the comfort of barefoot wear. Brands like Carets and Be Lenka provide options that are perfect for professional settings and offer international shipping. When it comes to local Canadian barefoot shoe makers that offer a barefoot dress shoe, unflortunetly the options are limited. There are a couple of barefoot shoe retailers that may have them in stock, I'd recommend starting there.
Decathlon Canada has a couple of minimalist footwear options, including running and hiking. While their range might be limited compared to specialized barefoot shoe stores, it's a great place to start if you're new to the concept. Check out our review on the Decathlon Bivouac Trek 500 Sandals.
Canada's diverse climate calls for sturdy barefoot boots, and there are plenty of options for winter, hiking, and casual wear. Brands like Vivobarefoot offer insulated, waterproof boots, while Lems and Xero Shoes provide lighter options suitable for milder weather. There are also local Canadian barefoot brands with highly rated barefoot shoes and boots.
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