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Shoes?

Wrestling shoes
 
Xero Shoes explained. They have zero drop with wide toe box. Which means you won’t cramp your toes and force them together. I used to love wearing Otomix shoes back in the day but these are so much better! All other shoes weaken your feet.

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Vision said:
Wrestling shoes
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I like a thin sole makes me feel more like barefoot. I'd run barefoot if it were barring foot injury and perform quite well I believe. I live near alot of national forest land and like to tear up them trails down to the river still at 40 yo

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wwheeler500 said:
I like a thin sole makes me feel more like barefoot. I'd run barefoot if it were barring foot injury and perform quite well I believe. I live near alot of national forest land and like to tear up them trails down to the river still at 40 yo

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I need to feel the earth, I need that flat feel. My gym won't let people use socks when doing legs. I like these over chucks. Plus you get a nice wrap of support on the ankles. They are cheap too and fit in just about every gym bag leaving plenty of space, or locker.
 
It is....using the contours on your feet to excel at running.
They were designed for this.

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wwheeler500 said:
It is....using the contours on your feet to excel at running.
They were designed for this.

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Really? I would assume supported shoes where better yet you do have a point with how long we've been here compared to sneakers. Good point!
I still couldn't run bare, I do walk around shopping with m wrestling shoes when I leave the gym. lol
 
Vision said:
Really? I would assume supported shoes where better yet you do have a point with how long we've been here compared to sneakers. Good point!
I still couldn't run bare, I do walk around shopping with m wrestling shoes when I leave the gym. lol
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It's just comfortable to me and yes I been doing it some years but no out of nessicety I just enjoy trekking barefoot. I guess if you don't have the taste for it it just doesn't seem...natural?

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wwheeler500 said:
It's just comfortable to me and yes I been doing it some years but no out of nessicety I just enjoy trekking barefoot. I guess if you don't have the taste for it it just doesn't seem...natural?

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I was born and raised around the woods, I can dig it, barefoot while hunting frogs with a bow in the mud flats, for fish bait. Good times being a kid.:daydream:
I was more of a climbing a tree and sitting there for hours alone kinda guy.
 
wwheeler500 said:
I like a thin sole makes me feel more like barefoot. I'd run barefoot if it were barring foot injury and perform quite well I believe. I live near alot of national forest land and like to tear up them trails down to the river still at 40 yo

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Try Xero shoes it’s the closest you can get to barefoot with a zero drop sole and wide toe box.


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