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Focus on Pre-walkers: What Do We Recommend
A pre-walker is designed for little feet before they start confidently walking and we only recommend these in circumstances where they are really needed. Read on to see our favourite pre-walker recommendations and when to use them.
How to choose your snow boots
A true barefoot snow boot is a challenge and we have done a lot of research into the options and have tried to put together a range of boots that are soft, lightweight and as flexible as possible. In this blog post we look at the issues around snow boots, how the temperature ratings are measured and how to choose the best option for you.
The background to Vivobareboot shoe widths
Vivobarefoot are one of our most popular barefoot brands but many of our customers have told us that they feel that Vivobarefoot shoes have got narrower in the width over the last few years. We decided to contact Vivobarefoot to find out whether this was true or not.
Review: Barebarics vs Xero vs Realfoot Trainers. Which Is the One for You?
We have invited long term customer and passionate barefoot advocate Anna Fox to review some trainers for us. We are delighted to copy her review here in this blog post.
"For this comparison review I thought it would be interesting to have shoes quite distinct from each other. Although the Realfoot are more of a shoe than a trainer, I wanted to try shoes/trainers that were also suitable for off road and practical for my lifestyle. I decided to have a look at the Be Lenka Barebarics, Realfoot and Xeo and see how they faired up against each other."
Comparing the Width of our School Shoe Range
One of the most common questions we get asked about our school shoes is how the widths of the different brands compare so let's have a look.....
Focus on School Shoes: The Best Barefoot School Shoes for 2024
With school shoe season fast approaching yet again we thought it would be timely to do a roundup of all our school shoe options for you. The choice of a school shoe is such an important one as your child will likely wear their school shoes for longer than any other item of footwear, often upwards of 35 hours a week. Opting for a barefoot school shoe is therefore critical to ensure that you don't restrict and compromise growing feet, which are vulnerable to external influences and moulding by tight, ill-fitting shoes.