Why Barefoot Shoes? Especially in WINTER?!

Why would someone want barefoot shoes? In the WINTER?! This is why I wear barefoot sandals all summer, and why I just picked up a pare of the most comfortable boots on earth for the winter. And how it frees you up from old injuries you never knew were caused by your regular shoes with their terrible arch support, raised heels and tight fit.
I wear the size 11 Xero Z Trail Sandals, but size 11 shoes were too small. The Xero Denver size 12 were perfect for me, the Xero Xcursion 12 was still too small. So be careful on those sizes, though you can always exchange them just don't wear the outside :) All are vegan except the evil Tracker FG.
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[@vegetablepolice]

I wear the size 11 Xero Z Trail Sandals, but size 11 shoes were too small. The Xero Denver size 12 were perfect for me, the Xero Xcursion 12 was still too small. So be careful on those sizes, though you can always exchange them just don't wear the outside :) All are vegan except the evil Tracker FG. Xero Denver Unisex amzn.to/2E6xRBR Xero Xcursion Men's amzn.to/2PywL7k Xero Xcursion Women's amzn.to/34h90WQ Xero Z-Trail Sandals Men's amzn.to/2rskcCC Xero Z-Trail Sandals Women's amzn.to/2rAvfcQ Vivobarefoot Tracker FG Boot amzn.to/2RKqUOT

[@MrGeencie]

You should still read "The Great Controversy" and "Counsels on Diet and Foods" by Ellen G White.. you'll never see conspiracy theories the same again..because you will know what's actually going on..

[@jpbarista3253]

Vegetable Police you should watch “Shoespiracy” documentary

[@herbal.agency]

I've worn Vivo Tracker FG for 3 years as my daily work boot, best shoes I've ever worn.

[@kkyyee]

I've worn the vegan Lems Boulder boot for four years now and they're still in great shape! Love them

[@CSWRB]

Altra (running shoes/trail shoes) has built their entire brand specifically designed around the foot shaped toe box and making sure it’s wide enough. Your toes can spread naturally in them. You also need to make sure that your socks aren’t compressing your toes together in any way. People don’t realize just how much socks put pressure on your foot spread. I’ll post a link, but if somehow FB removes it, you can just search Altra dot com .

[@halgalardinj]

I've never laughed so hard and so many times while simultaneously learning and agreeing with actual important information in a video.

[@MotoguyX5]

Completely agree, barefoot shoes are the best! I use to get knee pain and was starting to get lower back pain. My while life I wore "running shoes". It took time for my feet to adapt to the barefoot shoes "I wear Vivobarefoot", I had to rotate them with normal shoes for a couple of months, but my knee and back pain cleared up, and, after having flat feet my whole life, I started to get arches! Normal shoes are a cast that overtime atrophy your feet.

[@DAllan-lz3lg]

MotoMasterX5 How long did it take for your arches to appear? I’ve started wearing vibrobarefoot but my feet are flat

[@oddjob7821]

Yes .If you suffer from flat feet they give you exercises to correct it.Why do you think this is? Because our foot wear is wrong it does not let the foot do its job.

[@lobserionia]

Do you still heel strike or not?

[@MotoguyX5]

@@lobserionia yes but it's almost a midfoot strike now "walking". Running is more forefoot now, my brain/body kinda naturally learned to strike different based on how fast I'm moving

[@LTPottenger]

That's why I wrap my feet with the virgin skin of a peregrin falcon every morning.

[@felicialally5703]

Haha! "Squinched" "Toes of wisdom" laughing out loud. And subscribing.

[@btloreality]

regardless of caseys eating journeys, his personality is so likeable, what a guy . " there making cages, i seen them "

[@TheQuietAmerican.]

I love the 9 minutes of crazy town we have to sort through in order to get to the 1 minute of useful information.

[@shaunraymond65]

as someone with spina bifada I spat my coke out laughing.

[@user-xd6nc6rg7b]

Bad shoes do you in? 🤔😜

[@icare_cher]

I know, right? The way he said it all wrong -- "spinal abifada." I died. 😭

[@yunk9]

I've been wearing vivobarefoot shoes for about 15 years. I love them.

[@ReinhardSchuster]

But some of Vivos schoes are poor quality.

[@nut913]

How’s your feet back and joints?

[@davidcripps3011]

@@ReinhardSchuster My first pair of Vivos are 9 years old and I can still use them. I recently bought a new pair and wear them every day. No sign of deterioration

[@ReinhardSchuster]

i Had 2 pair of Evo and wore them out very quickly

[@davidcripps3011]

@@ReinhardSchuster That's strange.

[@timmunro3679]

I wore orthotics for years because I had knee issues but it ended up causing back pain. I ended up getting rid of them and through improving how I used and existed in my body I was able to fix the original issues. I really like the lems shoes but want to look at the xero and others as well.

[@destroyalty1933]

Beleville tr102 (and tr105) are barefoot style boots made for the military. Extremely durable and protective like combat boots, but free enough that you walk naturally and can feel what you step on without looking. Remind me of my converse as far as feeling the ground

[@stephallen786]

Winter: Steger Mukluks! Cree design, light, warm as hell, no need for the insole. They also make beautiful moccasins. I've been walking flat-footed in mine for nearly 20 years.

[@EsmereldaGudgenpin]

I've just started going barefoot, started with the vibram 5 fingers but looking for a more wearable one for work. You crack me up man, I've subscribed 😂😂😂

[@joylox]

Same, I'm looking for something that doesn't have separate toes, not just because they look kind of silly, but also, these Canadian winters make it so you need your toes a bit closer to stay warm. I will say, the Vibram Ice-Trek sole on their insulated ones, is the best on ice (I can walk 5-6km/h on solid ice with them), but it does get cold, even with socks. I'm looking at Xero or Lems.

[@stejoh_]

This dude is awesome. Keep it up man. Own 3 pairs of vivos here. Never going back.

[@Jeffrey_DeBlaay...888]

to all who read this, and all who don't...sending you infinite peace, perfect health, abundant wealth, joyous freedom, and unconditional love... 🙏🏽💚💚💚💚💚🙌🏽

[@michaelfitzhenry]

Been wearing minimalist shoes for 5 years. A good boot is the Belleville TR102 Minimalist Training Boot. 5 mil drop, non slip sole. Nice and light. You can remove the insole and/or order wide and then wear extra socks for winter. Not vegan though, and they definitely have a tactical mall cop vibe. The Lem's Boulder Boot in black is vegan, wicked comfortable with a wide toe box. Not really a winter boot. Lem's is a favorite in general. Also love the Vivobarefoot Scott, though it's expensive and my pair didn't last very long.

[@ATFudgeAirsoft]

Lmao I was like wtf when it first started and then I decided this dude has my sense of humor lol. First video I’ve ever seen of yours and I’ll be subscribing. Also thanks for the review! I’m about to purchase a pair of xeros just not sure what design yet

[@wolfbandit77]

We love your rambling . . . I love the look of that boot. I always go barefoot when I can and every picture of me as a child I have no shoes on (except 1). I always looked like an Oliver Twist rejected waif with my older brothers hand me down clothes and no shoes. LOL Wouldn't change it though.

[@veganunicorn4096]

Dude- you are so adored! I laugh atleast 10 times every video. Please do the world a favor- get your ass up on a comedians stage 😂😂😂

[@sueharrison6718]

Been wearing the zero sandals since you recommended them. I love them and that black outdoor sandal look has even been in fashion this year. I’ll get the boot. Since switching to running in Nike I got plantar fasciitis. I’m a barefoot hippy girl. I even step on bees.

[@sugarseas]

I was just talking about this topic the other day. Our ancestors (the real old ones) got it right. Through all the humor, you are pretty damn smart.

[@Saiarts_yt]

Wearing barefoot shoes are the best. Now I know how my ancestors wore waraji sandals in daily basis.

[@markcousins8391]

I think VP has an identical twin he makes videos with just to fool us.

[@user-xd6nc6rg7b]

Maybe he had* an identical twin who is now the health ghost the Medical Medium talks to. Why wouldn't he just talk to VP?

[@scorpiovegan5887]

His name is Kent.

[@jennifercollins6716]

“The splayed toes of wisdom!” lol

[@Emanemoston]

When you buy shoes, get the ones that have the little "w" next to the number.

[@racheltroutman1343]

Been wearing barefoot shoes for over two years now and I'll never go back. My feet have never felt better. I can walk for several miles without any soreness. I've been wearing the Lems Boulder boot and Vivobarefoots. The Lems feel like slippers and have lasted me the longest.

[@kteagle3]

I've been doing the barefoot shoe thing since 2013 and now despise footwear with any sort of heel or thick sole. Unfortunately I haven't found a pair of barefoot waterproof boots so whenever I need to wear my Keen boots I always end up getting some sort of knee pain. Thankfully the pain goes away once I'm barefoot again.

[@YTesting]

Came for the barefootshoes, stayed for the humor, excellent

[@cycledelic44]

Car seats still designed to keep physical therapists rich. Are we being mocked? Free the feet.

[@pennyhardaway5628]

Cool profile pic!!

[@cannibalmanimal2336]

“Create the problem that we’re paid to solve”

[@arnieslab]

I wear boots 48 hours a week at work standing all day and then usually most of the rest of the day at home. For the last 13 years. When I put on normal shoes now I can't walk right.

[@leifd731]

As you get older your arches fall and your feet can actually get longer and wider. If you're in your 40s or 50s and your feet always hurt, try a larger size shoe.

[@sarahthatcher123]

You can buy Vivobarefoot shoes/boots in Canada...the exact ones you showed in the photo you can order through MEC. Though I ordered a pair of boots directly from the website to Canada on Black Friday ...they showed up at my door on Tuesday...it was crazy fast shipping. I was shocked. I ordered the Vivobarefoot women's Fulham boots. And Vivobarefoot make a men's boot specifically for winter snow conditions. I believe it is called snow tracker SG. I hope you try them and do a video. I know a lot of people think they are 'too expensive'. First, I would say watch the documentary on Netflix called 'The True Cost'. It's about the fashion industry and that includes shoes. People have become used to paying $20 for a pair of shoes/ boots. The quality is not there so they will not really last ( planned obsolescence) and for the shoes to be that cheap someone has paid the price. Secondly, as you touched on in this video, the health of your feet can effect your entire body and therefore health and having health problems is a lot more expensive. I think it is a good investment to purchase quality, 'natural'/ minimal shoes and boots. And finally, in Canada, if I do not want to by a $20 cheap boots at Wal- Mart ( and even then we can't get a boot for $20 here, cheap boots would be $50-$60 at least). If I want to purchase a better , higher quality 'normal' brand, on average a pair of quality boots would cost almost $200 by the time we pay taxes on top of it. And I just purchased a pair of Vivobarefoot boots on Black Friday and got them with taxes, duty ,shipping everything included for $200 CA . That is actually less then any 'conventional ' quality boot I can by here in a shoe store. So I don't think they are expensive at all. We need to be buying better quality shoes/ clothing that lasts longer, is classic style ( not chasing fads/ trends) and not so many. Less but better.

[@spudstalker9824]

My country ass walked barefoot throughout my childhood and adolescence and I stepped on so many velvet ants I lost count. That shit is soul-wrenching.

[@gwenbrowne9900]

I wrecked my feet by wearing high heels when younger (61yrs old now) and have bunions now. I can only wear one style Reebok Classic shoe now that don't make my feet hurt. ..can't go barefoot..hurts too much. BEWARE you young women....Don't wear HIGH HEEL SHOES!!!

[@mobilecivilian6124]

Once upon a time you took a man shoe shopping and that man asked why. Nothing complicated just simply "Why?". You scolded that man. And now you know that THAT man was right. Bunions are simply a reminder that maybe you should've listened.

[@blickluke]

Get Correct Toes and work your way into it

[@theoak64]

I started wearing barefoot shoes about six months ago and I am never going back to what I used to wear.

[@SchoolofEvMac]

all my shoes are zero-drop and wide toe box. Additionally I ground them with erthe staps or copper plugs

[@ideoformsun5806]

Would you describe how you ground your shoes? Do you have a video I can watch on how to do it? I want do do this for my new boots, but women's shoes are tricky. I don't want to call attention to my weirdness.

[@matthewcox5084]

@@ideoformsun5806 look up earth runners sandals. i think they sell diy copper plugs to put on any shoe.

[@Kyoshon]

The vivobarefoot tracker boot is fantastic. I’ve tried to wear barefoot shoes as much as possible over the years and with a boot I can actually put in the miles on concrete while working.

[@patfinder895]

Been barefoot for approx 9 years now. Started with vibrams, but switched to completely barefoot after 1.5 years. When it's too cold I prefer my finnish Feelmax boots or my german Wildlings. Recently ordered a pair of polish Tadeevo tatra to try out. Just make sure the soles are as thin as possible. People think that a thick sole protects better against the cold, but your feet create heat by moving. The thicker the sole, the less you create your own warmth.

[@DaleRoossien]

I have a pair, love em...good for gimbal walking

[@The_Absurdistt]

@6:55 "and the neck stretching!" I'm dead.

[@jaredschmid7668]

I just ordered these, wanted to watch a review. Got the best fucking review I've ever seen. Hilarious, thanks bud!

[@ideoformsun5806]

I have always worn flat shoes because I am tall. They aren't as attractive as heels, for a woman, though. I think you only need arch support if you are overweight. I was a normal weight, and my feet were fine for 33 years, and then I gained weight. I had pain walking until a friend suggested arch supports. Those plastic things the podiatrist made were uncomfortable. So I started wearing New Balance shoes. They have good arch supports, and many, many sizes. They are the only ones my son with Spina Bifida (no kidding) can wear over his braces. In the summer I wear Birkenstocks. At home I wear Haflinger slip-on wool and cork shoes. I LOVE these. That pain is gone, so I could walk more and lost some weight. I had Fibromyalgia until I changed my diet 12 years ago. Now that pain is gone, too. I think someone could make a lot of money making boots that are grounded to the Earth. I'm trying to find some. I would make my current hiking boots (Merrell) grounded, but I'm afraid they wouldn't be waterproof then. You are probably too young to remember this, but people used to make a sound when they walked. Everyone did, unless they were barefoot. I kind of miss that. Nobody could sneak up on you. You can hear this in old movies. It's even used in the plot sometimes. People wore leather shoes with hard soles that lasted a long time. I used to have hiking boots with hard rubber Vibram soles that made a sound on pavement and floors. I think it helps your bones grow to hit the ground hard enough to make a sound when you walk. I have long legs and good bones at 60. Barefoot is best for grounding, but I live in an urban area. I used to walk 2 miles along the river on a smooth dirt path. I found that I could walk a lot further barefoot on dirt than on the paved bike trail nearby. For some reason, I enjoy watching Shoemakers make and repair leather shoes. I guess it's a dying craft. Shoes were expensive, but they could last almost a lifetime, if you took care of them and repaired them when needed. That is less wasteful. And they eventually conformed to your feet as you wore them. And the leather and cotton/hemp laces biodegrade completely, unlike fossil oil-based plastic materials.

[@brand-e304]

Xero shoes put a clickable ad below your vid ☺️ I like the ones you got...I'ma check those out

[@haroldquesnel8275]

Greetings from Montreal! Looks like you're walking around Dundas St East, in the Danforth, no?

[@lynettegayle-turpin6202]

I do agree, I have a wide foot and I need to buy x wide shoes and even then they are narrow. It sucks.

[@elonerrigby9389]

Lynette Gayle-Turpin its because our grandmothers were hobbit's or big foot.

[@theoak64]

You become aware through your bare feet brother that’s why you step and walk in bare feet become aware of the earth yourself your surroundings and your inner being through the feet.

[@wmd40]

My brother has flat feet and he needs custom arch supports because he, legit, looks like he has broken ankles when he's just standing naturally barefoot. That being said maybe if we lived in the woods still the feet would strengthen and it would've corrected but we don't. That being said I love this video lol. Converse are pretty narrow but I love the way they feel because they're so thin and have almost no support.

[@marksharman8029]

Xero good. Boot size is usually one more than sandal size, because you need more toe space in a boot.

[@OldGardenerGuy]

Oh great wise one please answer this conundrum that puzzles me each winter. Why does my nose run and my feet smell?

[@zripster]

Really enjoyed this form of humor

[@northstarastrology3954]

My Physical Therapists have and my doctors, including my Podiatrist, have told me I need my arch supports, especially, since having major reconstructive foot and ankle surgeries and having had to relearn to walk. Those shoes look comfortable, but one wrong step would be agony with the residual peripheral nueropathy, too.

[@mrdudeman29]

Dairy and sugar in literally everything, shoe design that destroys your knees hips and lower back and the general population dosent seem the have even the slightest issue with any of it

[@chr1staki]

Been wearing Vivobarefoot shoes for 9 months. My *balance* has improved considerably! Like a lot a lot. I think it's cos my arch is more stable (used to wobble) and my feet are wider 🤔

[@liammcleod159]

The big toe is the base support for balance, as you toes got stronger and splayed it would have correlated to your increased balance

[@-Diana469]

I agree about the arches and everything about the poorly made shoes meant to destroy us.

[@chuckmoser9662]

Years ago I wore earth shoes which had a wider toe than heel. Most comfy shoes ever. Can't find them anymore.

[@46GarageUSA]

Problem is NO WIDE SIZES and no insulated boots that are waterproof.. the creator lives in Colorado, you would think he would make a boot for snow duh

[@tinymetaltrees]

cole098 Redwing makes waterproof boots in wide sizes. Some of their models are even made in Minnesota (Mostly heritage line, I think). Various styles come in wide, waterproof, protective toe, or combinations of those. None of it is “vegan”. 🤣

[@PackingLess]

The narrow toe is all because of fashion and style

[@wolfbandit77]

I just got these boots in - day 1 and I'm loving them already! Thanks for the info VP!

[@vegetablepolice]

Awesome :)

[@DarkKniight89]

Which size did you get? In the video he had to buy a full size bigger because they run smaller. True for you too?

[@wolfbandit77]

@@DarkKniight89 I probably could have used a half size bigger

[@DarkKniight89]

@@wolfbandit77 Thank you for the reply! Hopefully one day more brands of barefoot shoes will be sold in walk in stores. That's what I dislike about online shopping. Looks like it's been two months since you had them, are they holding up good?

[@wolfbandit77]

@@DarkKniight89 Really well! I love them. I've worn them almost daily and they still look new.

[@MartyNES1]

Totally agree with the shoe size conspiracy. I've always worn shoes way bigger than "normal" bc I hated having my foot squished. One time I went to a shoe store and the guy who helped me didn't believe I wore a 12 double wide shoe. He measured and claimed I should be wearing a 10.5 normal width. I went along with his experiment and guess what size I chose? 12 double wide...

[@Hangs4Fun]

I wonder if tribes people had to live in a city where there is lots of concrete and steel, if they too wouldnt seek a modern shoe. To me barefoot and sandals works great when you are fortunate to be walking on the earth via natural materials like soil, leaves, twigs, rocks, etc..

[@sahilgambhir582]

I wear vans. I know they are not barefoot shoes but they don't have arch support and high heels. I don't want bees, glass or rocks to hurt my feet bc I'm allergic to bee stings. Also the roads here in India are too bad. You can't walk a damn metre barefoot without tiny rocks making your feet bleed.

[@TheKelvala]

I was going to search your video to see if you talked about barefoot shoes and here you go, you drop it today. Nice! I've been wearing orthotics for years now. I've even shopped around for shoes that fit my feet without pain based on the wear patterns of my shoes. Well, 2 months ago, I bought barefoot shoes with a wide toe box. I walk 5 miles per day in the morning. I gradually wore them until I could make the full 5 miles. It may not be for everyone, but I no longer have lower back pain, knee pain or get this....no foot pain. Even with the orthotics, my feet would hurt after a day of walking around. Now, nothing! I even went hiking in the mountains with my barefoot shoes. I read somewhere walking barefoot was a workout for your feet. You actually build some incredible muscles walking barefoot or in barefoot shoes. Thanks for the video and the honest no BS feedback you give on your channel.

[@innerverse1809]

I have those boots, I've liked em, they want too much money for them though, got the market cornered I guess. For that reason, I buy them, limited options. Better than lems Boulder. I like your sense of humor!

[@gme10955]

Big fan of Xero shoes, but wasn't aware of this model. Thanks for sharing. I live a few miles from Xero shoes and we'll be picking up a pair pronto.

[@hypnocilicdreams]

THIS, is exactly what I needed to know. Especially after your previous video where you're cavorting in sandals thru everlasting puddles of eternity

[@keepmovingadventures9102]

Once you start wearing barefoot shoes you will never go back to conventional footwear! I have Vivobarefoot shoes and also some Xero shoes. They make a winter boot now (Alpine Winter Barefoot boot), which I have and are great! Waterproof and very warm. I live in Canada as well and I've used them in the snow and also attached to snowshoes....with no problems!

[@cheifydouglas5191]

for canada winters you should get the lems boulder boots, they have waterproof ones and ones that are not water proof and also vegan options

[@alienatedbeing7513]

Most shoes suck when you’ve got wide feet. I have break most my shoes in and wait for them to stretch until they’re relatively comfy

[@birdmusic1206]

Just fyi new balance has wide model shoes for running, you have to look it up but they work well

[@emilybh6255]

Get some G.H. Bass Weejuns (loafers). They still make soles with leather so when you walk you can connect to the grounding energy of the earth.

[@kaiyote4717]

I friggin love this video. The conspiracy is real. Barefoot revolution XD

[@funwithfood3095]

Gore-Tex is supposed to be both waterproof & breathable. Perhaps you have the vegan, Beyond Gore-Tex, fake version.

[@richardellingworth4484]

Supposed to be. Waterproof - yes, until it gets dirty. Think breathable is a relative term. I still sweat like a pig in Gore-Tex jackets.

[@kario4118]

Thank you VP, I'm going to look into these! I completely agree about the arch and the heel. Good vid!

[@turtleflipper9935]

I've been wearing barefoot for years now, It didn't make me feel more connected to the earth or give me any hippy energy, but my back problem completely went away, so there's that at least. (mainly VEVO)

[@bridgetw210]

Your awesome! Thanks for the review. Living in cold winter areas I was wondering what I would do for winter after using the sandals.

[@ryancostilow]

I bet you'd look great in a pair of 877 Red Wing Heritage 8 inch Moc Toe boots. They also last forever.

[@marjoriegoforth2660]

I LOVE Crocs. They mimic barefoot You have lots of room You can feel what's under you. People make fun of them. They just don't get it. I went into a sporting goods store that just opened up by me today looking for an air mattress. And what did I behold? Crocs of every size and color. I was in heaven Forget the air mattress (not really found that at "At Home" a great big lovely store" But I wore orange Crocs for so long. I thought I'd be a grown up and I got grey. Love them. I wear them all year but I am in the Houston area But I did in Missouri too. Do you know where I am? I mean it doesn't snow

[@zbridgjpxupzm]

Couldn't agree more about your squishy toe box theory lol I got the vivobarefoot boots & Merrell Vapor Glove. best shoes I have ever worn...

[@mallowmarsh420]

I found Altra brand about 14 months ago. I use the Lone Peak 4 Mid RSM as my winter boots. Fantastic until the snow gets deep. Getting that grounding back is a feature ive been waiting for. Seems like we are really close to it. It will spread rapidly across all alternative natural foot wear brands.

[@benjaminpelissie6637]

There you go! Altra's the deal. Revolutionary for me.

[@soulsearching7240]

Ever since a foot injury where my muscles atrophied, I have worn good running shoes. I was unable to walk and putting pressure on my leg would hurt my foot and cramp my leg hurting what was left of my muscle (if any). I also felt as if f I was going to snap my bone from no muscle support and too much pressure on it (unbroken just no muscle support). I. was unable to walk at all. but when I put the running shoes on I could with the help of crutches (the pain was gone). I have healed since then and I still wear them just because they must help the joints and overall body. After all, they are made for high impact movements so lowering impact throughout life makes sense to me.

[@lisaleon8193]

I enjoyed watching this.

[@miqle]

I use barefoot shoes in the summer and at work but those vivobarefoot winter shoes are not barefoot or zero drop in my opinion, they feel like regular clunky winter boots, I returned them. Maybe i'll try these instead.

[@danieldauber8335]

Freaking funny and nicely made!

[@hungryyumyum3813]

I've used similar footwear and all I got was the blunt force trauma of each step rattling my bones and joints.

[@stingymcstingypantsface8279]

I have wide feet and Asics are a good shoe brand.

[@Franiveliuselmago]

Great video. We need to stop this shoespiracy!

[@lukeanthony9904]

If someone tells me where I can get extra wide vegan barefoot shoes I will thank you forever

[@vegetablepolice]

Check the links in the description. I have ultra wide feet and these Xero Denver fit me perfect. The material is stretchy canvas so it gives.

[@valdius85]

I use Topo for running and cheap for walking about. Great and thx for making content about it. It is also weird how we can send things to Mars but cannot make shoes true to size 😂

[@archermanbob]

I resisted shoes as a child long as i could but was beaten into submission. My feet could walk on glass or stones. But winter in NL was a no go. I want to wright a book call shoes are bad.

[@dadocwolverines6385]

You might be right this is good..will be trying this.

[@marcostott]

I ordered the exact same pair !

[@adatshhc]

These shoes are endorsed by the Medical Medium.

[@harvestblades]

GoreTex is notorious for not breathing in subfreezing temps. Not sure if the five degrees was in F or C, but the key is to just aclimate to cold weather looking at the parka, & bomber you are wearing it seems you could better acclimate to cold weather (start doing cold showers, or other forms of cold exposure, & eat more good fats like animal fats). If you need to wear something wear quality wool socks not Goretex, even with your sandals if you must. Even when your foot gets briefly wet wool is still insulative, For a minimalist boot the Belleville Tactical Research Mini Mil has been a good work boot/everday (when I need footware) piece of footware when barefoot, or sandals won't fly.

[@jameslewis6964]

Hahahaha...i love your vids bro..you crack me up

[@ericanelson955]

bro, whats the height of the heel on those? at your height you need to know things like that. beautiful shoes i want!

[@C5drummer]

Did you get that amazing NeverWet Super Hydrophobic Coating Spray...it the best...Links that support Kasey's channel are below. And, Yes, Kasey, we have room for you at my 3500sq ft house if you come to the States, but ONLY if you wear your sandals...We live in Florida. It's 73 degrees right now, and we have a TON of squirrels too! It's snowing where you are and it's miserable. I wanted you to know that...One thing's for certain: Toronto is Christmasing so hard right now!!

[@nitzanza1990]

Lems bulder boots is the awnser my primal friend. Love your video 👍

[@arroscinpollo]

You always ramble. If we didn't like you, we wouldn't watch.... 😄🌴(just cause it's cold here [NY])

[@Gieszkanne]

Freet Mudee are quite waterproof. There is also a german company "zaqq" which make waterproof barefoot shoes with a membrane.

[@tockingwatches2377]

I can’t believe I subscribed to a channel with the word “vegan” in it, but here I am.