Shoespiracy
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Shoespiracy is shedding light on a ‘shoe-shaped’ public health scandal. This feet-first short documentary, made in collaboration with Fable Films, is set to challenge you to think differently about your shoes, the negative effects your footwear is having on your feet, the way you move and ultimately your health.
Shoespiracy, was made with the some of the biggest brains connected to feet and barefoot science today, including professors, doctors, bio-mechanists, movement experts, opinion formers and cobblers.
A change to the shoe industry starts here!
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I’ve been barefoot for 12 years. Everything in this video confirms what I have intuitively figured out. My son, now 11, has almost never worn shoes. He functions fine, along with the other 10,000 Kenyan kids, running barefoot over rocky surfaces. I’m always amazed at how many people think we are supposed to wear shoes. I reminded them there’s 50 million years of human existence and only a small fraction of that have we worn shoes.
Thank you shoes for toe fungus and plantar fasciitis. The plantar fasciitis went away when I started going barefoot, unfortunately still fighting the fungus. I hate shoes
Hmmmmm. Too bad for us Americans,huh. We gotta keep wearing tennis shoes, sandals, cowboy boots, hiking boots that are *big* enough to be wearing moonwalkers shoes. American women (and Canadian women who have to wear protected shoes by having insulation in and out of them,when it's cold from the ice,sleet,and from snow) who wear stillettos,sandals,and women's shoes gotta tolerate the daily aches and pains having their feet being encased in shoes.
Instead of whenever we Americans are finally home after a long day from work, after being on our feet almost all of the time, instead of walking barefoot and just being free! 😁 You Kenyans are lucky. 😀.
Because we Americans don't get to have that luxury. Except when we're at the beach or on some nature trail. Then that's when we have the rare luxury of being barefoot and just letting our feet to *breathe.* And just being free!
We've also only had paved paths for a short period of time. Walking on grass/mud is a bit different to paths no?
Short, concise and informative! Free the foot!!
Great video but it doesn't tell you how terrible the transition from cushioned life to minimal can be. I love vivo's and have been wearing them as my main shoes for more than half a decade already and my feet have never been stronger or healthier. I walk all day in them in the office and the city. I run in the Primus Lites 10+ miles every weekend and currently preparing for a marathon as well. However getting to the point where my feet would gradually but surely be able to tackle anything I threw at them with no support with zero pain or fatigue was a pretty long process. The whole process probably took a year to fully transition. Granted I had zero training and just casually started walking in them. Properly running in them took a couple months. Your foot is a muscle and like every part of your body you need to train it to work to it's full potential, (which wouldn't be neccessary if i never wore cushioned shoes in the first place). And to be honest sometimes during that phase, my feet hurt, stiffened, or were simply sore. But not once were they seriouslly injured. I think during this period most people just stop wearing them or over exerted themselves which is why the hype died down. But now I literally swear by them and going back to traditional shoes suck. I can no longer wear good looking traditional shoes like the nike flynit without my feet in hurting or feeling unbalanced simply because they're so poorly designed to the foots anatomy. So if you think you're fine without, can run hella far without injury, or need a specific shoe for work, ie steel toe boots than maybe they're not for you. But I can confidently recommend Vivo shoes specifically because of how crazy minimal they are and their ability to let your feet build natural comfort, strength, and flexibility. I would say try it, even if you only wear them part time you'll still feel the benifits. Eventually you'll be able to stand up longer, walk further, and run forever in them and people ask you if they make you uncomfortable and you can smile and say that they in fact feel great.
Michael Le
This is such an underrated comment... makes me feel like most of the simple ones with lots
of likes are paid for by the company.
This is the case with all rehabilitation. It's hard. It's work. It's uncomfortable. Having to build your body back up and learn how to move again. But would you tell someone to use crutches for life if they didn't need to?
Seriously though.. now when I put on my old Brooks (12mm drop) it literally feels like high heels, and my toes feel like their in prison. Never going back
Hey! Think I needed to read this comment. Been wearing Vivo for about 4 weeks now and my feet are really sore, my right foot big toe in particular is painful. How do you suggest building up the tolerance? I’m pretty much wearing them all day everyday at the moment.
@@fleuryearsley7454 I bought my VivoBarefoot Geo Racer Knit men’s and I’m trying them out once they get to my house in about 5 days and I’m using gel toe separators from Amazon to help restructure the muscle tissue in my feet and it’s been a few days using those and my feet feel a lot more balanced while I walk
5 marathons (including ALL training miles) in Vibram Five Fingers. I will never, ever run in normal trainers again. That’s 3hr marathon pace too, not slow.
That brilliant to hear. I'm looking to start running more and getting a more natural shoe. One question though, how long did it take for your calf muscles to adapt to forefoot strike running? My calves are super sore after a run, but I'm not giving up. Any other advice would be great!
@@KXP70 It probably took 3-4 months for the constant calf fatigue to subside. My calves are massive now, haha. Please make sure you build up slowly, otherwise you risk an overuse injury that will put you off trying minimalist shoes again. Wear the shoes as much as possible for your day-to-day life, even just daily walking helps the foot to adapt. Walk barefoot about the house too. Hope this helps.
@@user-cn4tw6ox5b I have a tendency to rush things, but I'll try my best to ease into it then. Thanks for the pragmatic advice! Now for me to get some Vibrams.
My main focus atm is strength and size training, as well as improving fitness so I can run, cycle and swim far and effectively. I do intend to wear these as much as possible as you advise because having foot stability is very important for a lot of standing exercises in the gym. I used to use my weightlifting shoe (solid heel) for overhead press for example, but the 3/4" raised heel made it super uncomfortable on my lower back. I didn't realize it was the shoes causing the issue until I tried my other footwear that had far less heel lift. The problem with them is they're quite unstable due to having a squidgy sole.
I'm really looking forward to minimalist shoes now, it seems like the answer I've been looking for.
Vibrams are normal
😊😊
Finally! A great quality video with credible people explaining everything I tell people in less than 5 minutes. Nice one Vivo 👍
now explain me how do i carry 60 pound pack over 900 vertical meters of apline scree in these, and im sold.
@@mezmerya5130 Easy, You put them on your feet, then walk and climb. 60 pounds is easy enough if you have the endurance and conditioning.
@@Goggsy08 nice gonna tell that to idiots with multiple golden ice axes, next time time when im on expedition, that they know nothing about endurance.
PS scree ruins proper mountain boots, but without rubber band in weeks. Something like salomon in days.
When I stopped wearing foot wear completely, I realized something that no shoe could: it solved several health issues that I had. It also brought me stability that I never had wearing shoes. Sometimes, even just standing still while wearing "properly fitting" and "well designed" shoes, I would lose my balance. In my experience the concept of first world cities being harmful to a barefooter is a vastly overblown. I've had no problems from LA and San Diego to New York City. The last time I had a foot or leg injury was when wearing shoes.
It blew my mind when I realized that my arches were only painful when/because their muscles were weak and underdeveloped. I have extremely high arches, high insteps, and very wide feet, and buying shoes has always been an absolute nightmare for me in large part because I have always thought I had to look for shoes with arch support (which were also wide enough, and high enough to accommodate my insteps). Nearly impossible! Now that I've discovered minimalist and barefoot shoes, I finally can find shoes wide enough to accommodate my feet as they are, and I am retraining my feet to be strong enough to need less arch support. What a revelation!
This has really opened my eyes to the shoes I wear! I have a son with club foot so after watching this feel foot health is more important than ever!
I only wear these. I have been wearing vivos for over 3 years and the same pair for nearly a year. They are worn out but I can't afford more. But I won't wear any other brands. I just keep wearing the same old pair. I get numb when I wear normal shoes.
My feet and legs have been in amazing shape since I switched to minimalist footwear 4-5 years ago. My knees no longer ache when I run and my feet are extremely strong flexible and durable. Never going back to normal foot coffins.
If the Postal Union wanted to, they could make me have to get a doctor's excuse to be more intelligent about foot health than the union policy (manufactured) only. Silly birds.
I’m fully supporting this company! Will be sharing this documentary!
Been a barefoot runner for three years. I wear my barefoot shoes everyday, everywhere. My feet have never been in better shape.
Just out of interest, what shoes do you wear in your general day to day life then?
@@LewysC I have two, day to day. A pair of Merrell 2 trail glove, and Merrell 4 trail glove. I run, right now in barefeet, but on real cold days, I run in a third pair, another Merrell 4 trail glove.
This information is so important, and I’m SO thankful you guys are talking about this and are taking action! Thank you, Vivobarefoot! 💜
A minimal shoe is still a shoe. There is a huge difference if you compare them to being barefoot. They say in this video that children should be barefoot as long as possible. That applies to adults too.
It's not quite like going barefoot, but it's the second best thing. I use my Vivos in the winter and when my feet need a rest from running barefoot. Still, I wouldn't and couldn't use them working on a concrete floor all day. There I need more cushioning and protection and be able to move fast for several hours at a time. So there is a place for going barefoot, for minimal shoes and more cushioned protective shoes. I do love the feeling of the ground under my bare feet when running though - especially running in puddles when it's raining! Minimal shoes might not give you the hardened soles of running barefoot, but it still gives you a lot of stability training and makes you run in a similar fashion. Besides, they are probably the most comfortable running shoes I've had...
What makes Vivo shoes in particular different is that they only have a thin rubber sole of a few millimeters + or - depending on type. In my mind, they'll be the closest thing you can get to going barefoot without actually going barefoot. So while having what feels like 4-6 mm of unsupporting rubber underneath your feet isn't technically barefoot, it's practically the same thing if the goal is to build natural strength and flexibility. The only difference is that it protects you from the elements.
Sincerely the guy who runs in their Primus Lites 10+ miles per week and wears their "Everyday" shoes literally everywhere and I live in the concrete land that is Boston.
Can't sell you nothing
Amazing documentary! Thank you so much for creating it, and all the work you do for our feet health♥️🙌
Yoga with Zgung it wasn’t a documentary
Quick download it before the Nike takes it down
The Nike ,that just sounds wrong like something out of a George Orwell movie .But true.
michael marshall I tried the Nike minimal shoe and they ended up in the garbage.
Our feet aren't mean't to be cushioned, but we also weren't mean't to be walking on concrete. I love barefoot shoes for trails and such, but walking around them in the city is a big no.
drevo what are you talking about? Of course we’re designed to walk on hard surfaces what the hell are you talking about
@@D.Lugton Not perfectly leveled, clean hard surfaces.
@@anomynus No I completely agree, someone commented on a barefoot video saying they can't wait for run their marathon in their barefoot shoes for the first time. Although an advocate for barefoots I advised against distance running or any running at all really on roads, the lack of support and impact from the hard surface can damage our joints. As you say, hard, flat surfaces and concrete are not natural and there's nothing our feet need to 'feel' .
@@anomynus a lot of dirt trails are perfectly level and in the summer as hard as concrete aren't we to run on them either?
@@bens7721 Then why don't I get joint pain after running 13 miles in my barefoots on tarmac roads when I used to in cushioned running shoes?
Agreeable publicity
I agree with most things exposed
I Was looking forward to your range of particular footwear
Which didnt materilise
People need practical guidance from inspirational vids
Actually they said a shoe that is as much as not there as is there, is best. So protects bottom of feet from harm but not much else to it. Least amount of shoe possible.
Black. Porn
Ya they weren't selling shoes. They were selling the idea of less shoe less foot leg and back pain.
Love this video. My foot journey has not been easy. With flat feet, accessory navicular bone, sinus tarsi syndrome and pt tendonitis for years, I finally had surgery a year ago. I was brainwashed all my life that I needed harsh arch support and custom orthotics. I slowly transitioned to Altras and Vivo and have never felt this good. I NEVER thought I'd be able to go without arch support. It definitely took some achey and sore months to transition, and I still get sore achilles, but I know it's just reversing the shortened tendon from years of modern footwear! I totally recommend the Altra Solstice. And what they say is true, once you go zero drop, you'll never wanna go back!
speaking of Conspiracys, please look into the aspect of the leather industry regarding the health of the environment. Because if there is no Planet, where would we walk with our awesome barefoot shoes? Watch "Cowspiracy". Thanks
That is a very inaccurate documentary based on vegan propaganda. Please, do some research before believing everything being pushed by these movies with an agenda. Thanks
@@Ssssyyyyyyyyyy So now i'm curious, what's the agenda of these movies? Are they trying to sell you something, or are they trying to take anything away from you and have it for themselves?
If vegans are propagating not to harm, torture and kill others unnecessarily, what is it that the ones who sell you these products that result in the suffering of billions of animals are doing? What do they make you believe? A lot of these "vegan propaganda" movies are available for free, so they do not even try to sell you the movies itself. This one for example: ruclips.net/video/LQRAfJyEsko/видео.html please watch this and tell me what it is that they want to sell you. Thanks
Cowspiracy shows science from independent research that isn't selling you anything. But you'd rather believe 'science' funded by the dairy industry? Haha
@@meganwyatt7111 Oh no not the scary dairy industry.
Where do I find the full documentary? The site just got the even shorter trailer but not the full version.
This is why I wear Minnetonka softsoles, as little as possible between my feet and the ground. I am 61 years old with CMT muscular dystrophy and I need the balance of my bare feet.
really interesting. Have been considering buying minimal shoes for running for a long time, however I suffer from foot pronation (slight fallen arches) and I worry that a minial vivo barefoot running show could worsen my problem because of the lack of arch support.
anyone have any advice ?
Take it slow, watch videos on RUclips on how to transition properly. It takes a while to fully transition out of regular shoes.
Often it comes down to cost. Get your prices lower and more accessible for the lower income families.
Precisely. These shoes come out of the same outsourced machines and CNC. They've just loaded a better shoeshape file.
Rush the end of patent protection.
Allow the free market to work as intended - lower costs and add opportunity.
Yeah, but I guess it doesn't make expensive shoes cool anymore.
Vivos cost at most 25% more than the average cushioned running shoe and (in my experience) they last three or four times as long. If anything, they should DOUBLE their price. I would gladly pay it. After 500 miles, my Primus Lites still look and feel brand new. It's absolutely nuts. At the point, any other cushioned shoe I've owned has been completely trashed.
I'm willing to pay more for a better product. Additionally, there are often coupons available. I've never paid full price for Vivos. I actually just purchased the Primus Bios for $42 off.
Can't skimp on shoes.
In this case lower income just means bad with money. Even poor Americans can afford decent shoes. Source: I grew up dirt poor.
This video is awesome explaining the the foot👣 and the importance of picking the correct 👟 when we were in the military the tried to pick the correct shoe. I typically don't wear heels because of my feet and knees have been worn down due to running and training😧
Love this, show them all how we are really damaging our feet!
Loved it! Wished it was longer, hopefully in the near future a full length :)
Yes, wonderful short doc! Check out our feature documentary on the topic with Chris McDougall and the Tarahumara at www.goshenfilm.com
Needs a full length documentary!!
@@trees69 there have been some including Goshen Film and Run Free worth checking out!
So cool! 😁
It is really enlightening knowing the origin of the sport shoes and how the industry turn it in an opportunity just yo make money only instead of helping people understand what the real problem is. Very good and short video anyone can understand!
Looking forward to purchasing my own pair of Vivos soon and transitioning from cushioned running shoes to minimal!
This is amazing!
I've been wearing my vivos and lems for close to a year and I'm not clear what the benefit has been. I can't say I notice a difference with how I am feelings or mentally? Or whatever the benefit may be. Can someone enlighten me as to what has improved for them? Sure, I like having more space for my feet - but what are the other benefits that are supposed to take place?
Also, a chiropractor who wears vivos only to run said that minimalistic shoes aren't good for us for all the cement we walk on in our modern society. Any comments on this?
@Toxic White Male Interesting. Thanks for sharing. You actually reminded me that I now have a sensitive knee/a knee that hurts since my transition to barefoot shoes! But I'm also wearing toe spacers and retraining myself how to walk without orthodox and to heal some bunions i have. But with that said, I shouldn't be having a knee sensitivity. :(
Love the concept, and it's very informative for a 5min video 👍 well done!
A great quality video and products. I like it so much
Minimal footwear should also have a minimal cost - logic.
Great brand, great docu-commercial; very exclusive price.
That's dumb af to assume that. Many factors flow into this, you're exclusion of them is laziness, not logic.
The marketing industry has a lot to answer for.
Awesome documentary....good to show the overall health than just a fad like some people think. Big fans of minimals🙌
I went barefoot and ended up with a foot ulcer. Being diabetic it spiralled out of control and got really bad. I ended up having to have the top of my foot shaved at one point, it was smooth like silk. So let that be food for thought as well, no one likes to have a shaved foot, you have to do both feet or it looks odd. Amen.
Great job guys!
Very informative! Love the explanation.
I have wide feet I'm 37 how much longer do I have to wait till i get good fitting shoes? 100 200 years or shall I make my own
gary clark ggggygggugggyguugygyguy
I recommend trying out vivobarefoot shoes. They’re super wide and fit pretty well. I actually have really narrow feet and I’m still saying they fit pretty well! Plenty of space, especially for your toes.
I have pretty wide feet. I grew up barefooted, which I hear can make your feet wide. I ended up getting a Moreton's Neuroma as an adult by squashing my feat into too-narrow shoes. (That's a painful nerve inflammation condition in the feet.)
I only wear Vivo's now. If I don't, the neuroma comes back (or I can wear normal shoes with an orthotic, but that's not very comfortable). The Vivo's are pretty wide, but not super wide. They are good for me. If my feet were any wider, they wouldn't work however. They may or may not be worth checking out for you.
Look at Softstar (Primal Runamoc model especially) and Unshoes. Vivobarefoots are too narrow for me, but those two fit. Another problem is that not all toes slope in the same way. Mine are almost straight across, and in Vivos my pinky toes are hanging off the soles.
Thanks guys
Vivo please please please make some astroturf football boots. I have 3 pairs of your shoes for different aspects of my life, but then for football I have to squeeze my feet into my boots.
I'm sure a Primus trail fg style design would be perfect with more padding on the top perhaps.
Thats a fantastic idea. Maby sorfter cleats as well
Yoloojhii
Loved this, very informative. Thank you!
This is brilliant!
So interesting ! I have used these shoes in the past they are amazing
I have a question, what if you are flat-footed? I don't have an arch in my foot.
I’d think that if you’re flat footed it’s even more imperative to run with a forefoot strike as the lack of an arch means less shock absorption with a mid foot strike.
I’m lucky to be able to be barefoot most of the time but when I do wear shoes they are Vivo!
Very interesting documentary
I HAVE A REOCCURRING CALLUS PROBLEM...😔 NEED HELP!
Maybe your water retention is damaged. I'm wondering if plant based diets have something to do with this. People I know on such diets seem to get dry skin worse than anybody else I know. I also wonder how much hot showers affect this. I take cold showers and not only is my skin and hair better, but my hands and feet don't dry up as much. Your feet should leather-ize, not callous, unless you run on jagged mountains or a field of glass. Also, a thin layer of dust, sand, or dirt protects your feet from hard surfaces. If you walk in the city step onto grass/mud every once in a while, or into a patch of dust. Good luck.
I was raised to walk and run barefoot as much as I could. My parents are very smart people
NH4 Ci Were you raised by Gazelles?
Wow great video 👍
This is all so true!
Great stuff. Easy to educate mentees just by sharing this video
Good video. Might even buy a pair
or just go barefoot. just don't wear shoes
@@justpettet3506 That's probably not a good idea in an urban environment. There are things that can injure your feet such as glass. You will absorb all sorts of toxic crap through your skin. People will treat you like a lunatic.
@@justpettet3506 i got school to go
Vivobarefoots are the best
Everyone needs to See this
I agree to a degree, but how am i supposed to stop my foot from being crushed at work without steel toe boots?
Right?! And people who are in there feet walking on concrete floors all day need cushioning! Nurses, wait staff etc.
@@sherrydurham6801 Actually the "we need cushion since we walk on flat surfaces" comment is entirely wrong and the cushioning only promotes terrible walking technique which results in ankle, knee, back, and hip pain. I wear barefoot shoes personally and can assure you that walking on concrete makes no difference. I walk everywhere I go and I walk a lot.
Buy Vivobarefoots
@Toxic White Male I dunno I wear these little ballerina house shows as shoes every where I go, they feel like you're barefoot, but I need some cushion when I'm helping out at the restaurant my brother owns all day. After all day in my feet there these don't get it. I love them and to me theu look nice but my daughter would get so embarrassed when she was still at home because I wear them all the time and every where lol
@@eneiros I've tried my ballerina house shoes they feel like I'm barefoot but maybe I'll have to try some of those! Always willing to learn .
love this!
A film supported by a company that makes barefoot/minimal footwear and an author who romanticised running in huarache sandals. Of course we can expect no bias to be present in this film and all arguments to be objective evidence based. Lol
Don't know what bias there could be? go barefoot who is profiting??? All i can say is i do 15000 steps daily my feet always ached now they never do....
wow what an eye opener
Hola. Por favor TRADUCIR AL CASTELLANO!!! Gracias
This project is insane
Since putting our feet on cushioned shoes is like sitting our butt on a couch, is it good to wear cushioned recovery sandals for a little while after a run or workout?
I just placed my order for the Primus Lite III.
Perfect shoes!!
Awesome video guys!
This explains why i hated wearing shoes as a kid
Great video & love the concept of it but our cities (LDN) are so dirty that it could be really harmful to walk barefoot, what’s the solution you’re proposing?
4:00
VIVOBAREFOOT is a shoe company
Minimalist shoes. No support, but some cushioning to prevent your feet from getting dirty or damaged by rocks, nails, and other debris.
Buy Vivobarefoots - they are the best
I want to try it right now
any tips on how to keep the shoe inserts secure. My left one rides up the back of my foot. Thank you.
Double sided tape works a treat
I only have vivos and just can't think about any other shoes. Unless I want to skate :)
Very nice video
Great vid with some great linking of evidence. Now to convince people that wearing shoes and the need to wear them is a social factor and not a genetic factor. 🤜💥🤛
I actually own a pair of Skinner's barefoot shoe socks I've also seen the kickstarter project for the Swiss sock made from dynum. I wanted to know if you are aware of a best product available on the market?
Like this :)
Keep the vids coming!
Thank you
I need to get these
honestly if we could get a little less shoe for less money it would be even better. for now making them well enough so I can buy them second or third hand a few years later
So awesome!
Hardly a conspiracy.
I agree that barefoot is natural and best, but there are many situations and lifestyles in our modern world that requires protection for the feet (and other parts of the body-we don't generally live on the savanna or in the jungle).
I hike a lot, but always try to wear lightweight boots wherever possible. I need ankle support. Even when I was a runner wearing canvas pumps my ankles were always a problem.
Age is also a factor. Gravity tales it's toll.
They sell boots.
I agree with you sir age is a factor. If you've gone your whole life wearing shoes that are failing your foots natural ability, then a switch would be very difficult, due to the dependance on shoes. It's not impossible but it is attainable for most. The best thing about sharing this information though is we can start fresh on youngsters. I'll tell you from experience hiking and running often while wearing barefoot style shoes since I was 10; my ankles are so strong it seems they can not be rolled or injured even on brutal trails.
Brilliant!
What about someone with flat feet? That would mess up my body so fast
Jeremy Reger Having flat feet sucks. I hate it. My feet hurt all the time.
Walking barefoot strenghtens your arches, just like the video says. Doesn't happen overnight.
Start your kids off on the right path they won't have the same problems we do. Hopefully
The feet contain muscles like near every other part of the body, and just like all those other muscles, they can atrophy from lack of use. Flat foot is just extreme muscle atrophy of the arches, caused by a lifetime of over supportive footwear. That can be corrected through barefoot/minimal.
@@Haurath I don't entirely disagree, but it is more complicated than that. I happen to have high arches, but those as well as flat feet are highly genetic, origin-wise. Now, while yes, working the muscles, or going barefoot, CAN strengthen the arches, that will not "correct" the issue, only mitigate it.
I love feet
Found the foot fetishist. 😜
Great video 👊🏻
Love this👌
Where did the six inches heels come from?
This is awesome
There's no question that barefoot is better. Everything works best unaltered
Ok I have to buy a new pair of shoes now. Thanks 😂
Vivobarefoots are the best
Great video!
Well there's an unnecessarily scandalous title.
How is it unnecessary? The shoe industry surely know what they're doing with their shoes and humans feet, or don't they?
I thought it was pretty funny!
Necessary
@@trees69 "The shoe industry" includes Vivobarefoot, who are a company making profit from selling their product just like all the others.
@@trees69 "The shoe industry" includes Vivobarefoot, who are a company making profit from selling their product just like all the others.
I have a closet full if dress shoes but hardly wear shoes when at home except for winter. My mom used to make me wear them when young to protect my feet. Im fine but th pedicure people always complain now. Im 63
I wonder what those people would tell me about my 1.4cm (0,39 inches) difference between my left and right leg length... today I walk with inside soles to correct that and that means I almost always wear my shoes.
Please stop putting foot porn ads in my videos.
Love it! Title made me laugh. I grew up barefoot and I am so glad now. I can only stand minimal shoes like flat sandals and super thin running shoes. My balance and coordination are better than most people, and I have never met anyone who can scrabble around rocks or run through nature with more coordination than me, which makes sense if we really do get all that information from our feet!
Fantastic! This would do very well as an infomercial on Facebook. 👍🏼
it already is an infomercial 😂
Good video
Nice
Great!
I really like it
Brilliantb
Stop buying Shoes. But I spent a lot of money on your product and you want me to stop. Make Sense