Learn Everything Barefoot Shoes

Have you ever been in search of shoes that not just look good but feel good as well? Then look no further – Feelgrounds Chelsea Boots deliver both style and comfort with their classic design, lightweight construction, eco-friendly material, and zero-drop sole! A perfect combination of utility and fashion, these boots are made for walks in the park and casual errands; They’re ready for anything the day has in store for you and your feet!

When I came across Wildling Shoes' Chokeberry barefoot shoes, I wanted to try them out immediately. The traditional Portuguese burel fabric used as the upper part of the shoe really caught my attention and I was drawn to its smooth, finely textured surface in a subtle petrol gray. The reviews looked good and plus I had always been curious about the felted wool loden material they use. It seemed like it was a perfect fit for my discoveries into the wild.

Being a barefoot runner, I was always looking for shoes that are flexible enough not to restrict my natural gait, wide enough to allow for natural stability and thin enough to enable natural sensation. When I heard about the Tracker Decon Low Top and the features that it offers, I was curious and decided to give them a go since they looked good and promised a lot. And after the first run I can with confidence say that they absolutely exceeded my expectations in terms of comfort and performance.

Are you looking for comfortable shoes that provide you with the right amount of cushioning, protection, and stability while still allowing you to move freely and naturally? Look no further than the Alaska GX1 Barefoot Boot from Groundies.

Finding a pair of shoes that fits my feet perfectly, with just the right amount of support for my feet, and most importantly, allows me to explore the outdoor trails comfortably, has been quite the challenge. I encountered the Yew by Wildling Shoes and it provided a wonderfully comfortable and yet, rugged outdoor experience.

If you’re looking for a quality pair of barefoot boots to withstand the colder temperatures, it can be an intimidating search. With so many types of barefoot shoes and boots on the market, it’s hard to know which shoes will be durable and comfortable enough for winter weather. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you explore the various options for winter barefoot shoes!

I recently purchased a pair of Fireside Slippers from Softstar Shoes and they have already become my favorite house slippers. As a barefoot enthusiast, I’m always looking for ways to keep my feet warm indoors and these slippers do just that.

Here's a quick run down of the main differences between them, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each:

As someone who loves the outdoors, I'm always looking for a boot that will keep me comfortable, protected, and looking good. And that's exactly what I found with Xero Shoes' Denver Leather.

Are you looking for the perfect pair of barefoot shoes that are both stylish and comfortable? If so, the Transition Vario 3 from Sole Runner is the perfect choice for you. As someone who has struggled to find shoes that are both comfortable and practical, I was surprised to find a pair of shoes that really ticked all the boxes.

The Feelgrounds Chelsea boot is designed to provide comfortable, barefoot wear. It features a flexible, zero-drop sole with grip and an anatomically shaped toe box. The elastic ankle piece and finger loop at the heel makes it easy to slip on and off without sacrificing style. The boots are made from vegan leather and lined with microfiber for quality and comfort, making them the perfect minimalist boots for day-to-day wear. Let's jump in and review them.

A third generation of the VivoBarefoot boots, the VivoBarefoot Scott III men’s minimalist boots are a winter staple; with their ultimately comfortable design, and the convenience which they provide to the wearer, they’re an absolute necessity for the winter season, and I’ll tell you just why. If you’re looking for comfortable shoes for walking in the chilly weather, read on ahead to get an in-depth insight or review of these barefoot boots.

Be Lenka was founded in 2017 and has since dedicated its production to making winters easier for babies, pregnant women, new moms, and anyone who fails to find the right fit for the harsh winter days! All products designed by Be Lenka do so while keeping the safety and health of its users and the world in mind. This makes them focus highly on their products’ sustainability, design, and durability.

Are you looking for a new pair of minimalist boots? You might have heard about the Vivobarefoot brand and been wondering, like I was, about how they actually stand up in the wild. Well, I’ve put a pair of their Tracker FG barefoot boots through their paces, and this is what I’ve found!

I have to say it. These Patrol Lites are beautiful.‍ The Patrol Lite is the lightweight sister of the Patrol Winter boot and so is more suitable for spring and autumn rather than winter. Feelgrounds describe them as a Spring/Fall boot and I’d agree. Whilst they are lightweight and more breathable than the Patrol Winter Boot, they are not quite breathable enough for the summer months.

This summer, we tested Feelgrounds Seaside Twill barefoot sandal in Deep Olive and here is what we thought!

The Xero Shoes Z-Treks are a great lightweight option if you're looking into barefoot sandals. They're very comfortable and easy to wear. Xero Shoes make a couple of different barefoot sandals specially designed for hiking, the Z-Trek and the Z-Trails. Both were particularly popular with the community in our annual Golden Toe awards, so I wanted to try them myself and review them for you. In this review, I'll be discussing the Z-Treks.

Having been wearing minimalist and barefoot shoes and sandals for the past 5ish years, you could say that I’m a fan. I want to take my experience of the barefoot sandals I’ve been wearing these past few years and tell you my impressions of them. Specifically, we’ll be talking about Earth Runners, Xero Shoes, Bedrock Sandals, Luna Sandals and Shamma Sandals. In no particular order, let’s jump in...

Barefoot shoes are so important for your feet, but there is a lot more to the equation than that. Hopefully, by the end of this article, you’ll have a much better idea about your feet, how they function and how to best use barefoot shoes on your journey to better movement.

I’ve been wearing my Earth Runners for 6 weeks. I typically wear a pair of barefoot shoes/sandals a lot when I’m testing them but this is different. I’m not wearing them to test, I’m wearing them because I want to. They’ve become my go-to sandals.

Barefoot sandals have been the final frontier for me in terms of turning all my shoe minimalist. If you take a look through our directory you can see there are a lot of brands making ‘Barefoot Sandals’ like Xero, Luna, Shamma and Earth Runners. Most of the above are fairly high priced, I wanted something less premium and more budget...Enter the Decathlon Bivouac Sandals Trek 500.

Having trouble finding the best barefoot sandals for your kids? Explore the many options in our comprehensive buyers' guide!

So you want to transition to barefoot shoes but you know that your feet need some help? To get you all set for your new barefoot shoes we want to help you restore what’s missing from a lifetime of conventional shoes.

Not only do dirty, grimy, or salt-stained boots look unappealing, they also wear out faster than boots that are clean, polished, and conditioned regularly. Considering a high-quality pair of winter barefoot boots can set you back over $150, it is worth looking after them.

If you are anything like me, the thought of stuffing my long liberated feet into ski boots feels like blasphemy. Last year, skiing in regular ski boots, my feet were numb, cramping and begging for freedom. Well, not this year. I went deep into the world of barefoot options for skiers and how we can explore our hobbies without compromising on our footwear.