....if your foot doesn't naturally arch - its near impossible to get it to. But good luck. They look dumb.
oh GOD YES. Also, the reason shoes squish toes together is so that they are less likely to be cut the f*ck off.
I've been wearing them for a few hours now and my feet feel great. I feel like I have much more natural movement with my foot and a lot more comfort. They look dumb to you but I kind of like their appearance. Eyebrows - I'm pretty sure if I'm in a situation where my toes could actually get cut off, I''ll be wearing something else. And toe socks like that are ugly. And gay. Colours of the rainbow do not a man make. Little blurb here for you: Barefoot running or simulated barefoot running *might* help reduce that.
And while you guys are worried about your sexuality, I'm here enjoying a nice bowl of Skittles. Taste the rainbow. Also, if I wasn't being clear enough, they look like shoes made for furries. :brow2:
Like I said, *might* reduce injury. So either way, some injuries are exclusive to barefoot running and injuries can occur in regular running shoes. As for the arch issue...Yay. I have an arch. Notice I'm not preaching anything here really and I used the word might....So I'm not sure what you're trying to convince me of? I don't think barefoot running is 100 percent the way to go. I happen to enjoy the feel I get with these shoes. If I didn't own these I'd be almost as happy with my Asics. Almost.
Who doesn't shop online? We don't all get our shoes from the clearance rack at Walmart. Get fucked. Hahahaha.
I have DC shoes. They're quite comfortable for people who have wide feet like me. Best part, they're actually lasting over two years. Usually my shoes don't last that long, because my wide feet stretches them. They're a little dirty, but who cares. Also Lethean, they look like your feet will sweat badly in them.