BareBoot Vibe – a lightweight and breathable barefoot trainer

The BareBoot Vibe combines a casual trainer style with the lightweight and flexible construction typical of barefoot shoes. It is designed to give your feet plenty of space and freedom of movement for everyday use and leisure activities.

The soft upper, knitted using Flyknit technology, is flexible and breathable. The material moulds to the shape of the foot and makes the shoe feel light.

The flexible TPR sole bends with the foot, allowing you to feel the contours of the ground more clearly than with a standard thick-soled shoe. The soft EVA foam insole enhances comfort and can be removed if necessary.

Vibe’s key features

Breathable and flexible Flyknit upper
Wide toe box
Thin and flexible TPR sole
Zero drop – no heel lift
Lightweight construction
Soft EVA foam insole
Casual trainers style

Ample toe room – why?

The wide toe box of a barefoot shoe leaves more room for the toes than the design of a traditional narrow-toed shoe. The toes are free to move and spread out inside the shoe without the toe box unnecessarily restricting their position.

The toe box of the BareBoot Vibe is designed with the foot’s natural width in mind. This makes the shoe a particularly good choice when the narrow toe box of standard trainers feels too tight.

Thin and flexible sole

The thin sole of a barefoot shoe allows you to feel the contours of the ground more clearly. Vibe’s flexible TPR sole adapts to the foot’s movements, rather than a rigid sole structure restricting them.

If barefoot shoes are new to you, it’s a good idea to get used to them gradually. The thinner sole and reduced support may feel different at first compared to traditional shoes.

The BareBoot Vibe is particularly well suited to everyday life and leisure, when you want the features of a barefoot shoe in the look of a casual trainer.

BareBoot Vibe

Read HERE to find out more about the benefits of barefoot shoes.

Foot measurement

1. Place your heel against something solid. For example, a wall,

2. Place an object against your toes. In this example, a phone.

3. Remove your foot and measure the distance between the mark and the wall.

Add about 1 cm to your measurement result and compare it to the size chart below. If the number falls clearly between two sizes, it is safer to choose the larger size.