Senior Physiotherapist Nina Curtis: Why I choose Barefoot
Hello, my name is Nina and I am a Senior Physiotherapist with over 15 years experience in the NHS and the private sector. I have a particular interest in treating foot and ankle issues and am a member of The Association of Foot & Ankle Physiotherapists here in the UK.
I developed an interest in barefoot shoes in my early 20’s and have been wearing minimalist shoes ever since.
What do footprints tell us about our foot health?
I have been doing a lot of walking on the beach at low tide this year and been reflecting on the footprints I leave behind. Whether clad in boots, my reliable Vivobarefoot Trackers, or whenever possible, savouring the sensation of walking barefoot, the varied imprints of my companions and I offer a fascinating glimpse into our foot health.
Function or Fashion?
The conflict between fashion and function in footwear is probably as old as the earliest shoes. In this this blog post Bernie Landels looks at how this manifests itself in the range of summer footwear on offer, aka sandals, flip-flops, slip-ons, slingbacks….
The Sandstone Trail: These Boots were made for Walking
Jade, one of our fantastic team members at HLS, recently took on The Sandstone Trail, with her 8 year-old son Teddy. The perfect opportunity to road test the Freet Mudee walking boots. Here is how they got on....
Review of Bohempia Olen Boots
We have invited long term customer and passionate barefoot advocate Anna Fox to review the Bohempia Olen Boots for us and are delighted to copy her review here in this blog post.
Review of Xero Gracie Rainboots
We have invited long term customer and passionate barefoot advocate Anna Fox to review the Xero Gracie Wellington Rainboots for us and are delighted to copy her review here in our latest blog post.