Breeze – light and airy comfort

The Breeze is a lightweight and flexible barefoot shoe, suitable for both city wear and leisure. The breathable Flyknit upper moulds to the shape of your foot and allows it plenty of room to move.

The flexible knitted upper gives the shoe a soft feel, and the padding around the heel adds to its comfort. Thanks to its lightweight construction, the Breeze feels barely there, even when worn for long periods.

The highly flexible sole, approximately 4–5 mm thick, adapts to the foot’s movements and allows the wearer to feel the terrain more clearly than with a standard thick-soled shoe. In a zero-drop design, the heel and forefoot are at the same level.

The wide toe box gives your toes room to move and spread out. Lightweight EVA foam insoles add to the shoe’s soft feel.

Key features of Breeze

Breathable and flexible Flyknit upper
A base approximately 4–5 mm thick
Highly flexible structure
Wide toe box
Zero drop – no heel lift
Lightweight construction
Padded heel edge
Lightweight EVA insoles

The Breeze is ideal for everyday wear, travel and leisure when you’re looking for a lightweight barefoot shoe that gives your feet plenty of freedom of movement.

The Breeze takes its name from its light and airy feel – its flexible construction and breathable upper make it an effortless choice for warmer days.

The structure of a barefoot shoe

The key features of barefoot shoes are a thin, flexible sole, a wide toe box and a zero-drop design. These are intended to give the foot more space and freedom of movement than a traditional, heavily supported shoe.

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.

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 1–1.5 cm to your measurement and compare the result to the size chart below. If the number falls clearly between two sizes, it is safer to choose the larger size.