The heel and forefoot are level with each other (no elevated heel). This supports a more natural posture and gait.

The front of the shoe is spacious, allowing your toes to splay naturally instead of being squeezed together, improving balance and foot strength.

Barefoot shoes have a thin, bendable sole that allows you to feel the ground and engage foot muscles, enhancing sensory feedback and stability.

Contrary to traditional footwear, barefoot shoes do not include built-in arch support. The idea is to encourage your own arch muscles to do the work, strengthening your foot over time.

They’re made to move with your foot, not against it. The materials are flexible, minimal, and breathable, removing unnecessary bulk.