Best womens sports shoes ever for running, traveling, walking, aerobics...you name it!

[@AlainProust-zm2zq]

I love these reviews!

[@claritywellnesscoaching768]

Thanks for the motivation to make more, Alain :)

[@kerryboettcher4703]

I never thought to check the thickness of the insoles!

[@claritywellnesscoaching768]

Oh yeah. And the footbed underneath that as well! Now that I've injured my feet from barefoot shoes, all those elements are more important than ever before. I used to not notice these things at all! Hope your feet are feeling great these days :-)

[@joseoctaviomorenorodriguez9541]

​@@claritywellnesscoaching768Am I too old to try barefoot shoes? I'm 40 years old.

[@claritywellnesscoaching768]

@@joseoctaviomorenorodriguez9541 it is really an individual thing. For me, I found that I spent so much time walking and standing on really hard concrete or uneven pavement here in England now, so I ended up injuring my feet. Also, it is quite cold here in the winter, so I found I need more padding and warmth for my after work walks. Now, the only place I would wear barefoot shoes would be on pretty flat natural ground but if it's warm enough, I probably would rather actually go barefoot :-) the problem is I didn't really get injured until two years into it, but now I regret having done it because I need more support and cushioning than ever before. My feet are just not back to normal now. The only thing from it that I like is having wide to boxes, so now I try to find traditional shoes that have this feature. I also found in Mike's experiments that overly cushioned shoes aren't good as I mentioned in my video as my feet can't feel where they are in space or in relation to the ground rather :-) I have a longer video on barefoot shoes that you might want to check out with all the different features to think about.