Vivobarefoot Men's Tracker Forest Esc

The long and careful product development process that gave us the Tracker Forest Esc shoes involved experts such as survival teachers. Whereas low-cut, trail running barefoot shoes might otherwise be handy for hiking, their low cuff easily allows access to a lot of pine needles, sand, and soil from hiking trails. The high cuff of the Tracker Forest Esc practically eliminates this problem. The sole pattern made by Michelin is coarse, and the thickness of the lugs provides a bit more protection than the lightest barefoot shoes out there. Note! Despite their appearance, these are barefoot shoes that require you to use your feet in a natural way: the soles of the shoes do not have torsional rigidity or significant shock absorption. The structure of the shoe also does not provide much ankle support despite its considerable height. Normal Vivo last: there is space at the front for the foot to spread naturally High-quality leather as the main material of the outer surface Membrane-free structure - note! these shoes are not waterproof 0.8 mm thick Pro5 Puncture Resistant layer in the sole structure protects your soles Active Ortholite Performance insole (contains 98% recycled polyurethane) Start barefoot running in small doses - muscles and, for example, the Achilles tendon work in a surprisingly different way compared to using shock-absorbing and stride-guiding shoes. Give your muscles and tendons time to recover!