Why put shoes on your feet that weigh a ton, make the muscles in your feet lazy, and make you prone for foot injury? Barefoot shoes are supreme for day to day use, they support natural walking and climbing and lead to fewer injuries.

  • inlandempire@jlai.lu
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    6 months ago

    This is highly dependent on hike length, elevation gain, your type of hiking, your posture, centre of mass, the weight you carry…

    Even high cut vs low cut shoes can be its own debate, you’re better off asking a professional about what fits best your feet, ankles, knees, instead of how “better” it feels