Barefoot Five-Finger Sports Gym Recovery Shoes

About this item:

Insole Material: PU
Lining Material: PU
Closure Type: SLIP-ON
Upper Material: Cotton Fabric
Outsole Material: TPR

Key Specifications and Special Features:

Experience the natural freedom of barefoot movement with these innovative five-finger sock shoes. Designed for a wide range of indoor activities, these lightweight, breathable shoes allow your feet to flex, bend, and grip naturally for improved stability, balance, and proprioception.

● Light And Comfortable, Elastic Shock Absorption, Silent Design, Breathable And Sweat-Absorbent.

● Made With A Breathable Textile Upper And Premium Stretch Ball Sole, Ensuring Slip Resistance, Comfort, Moisture Wicking And Durability.

● The Toe Box Is Spacious And Can Effectively Absorb External Impact. Thickened Soft Sole Support, Three-Dimensional Heel Cushioning, Directional Pressure Relief, Reducing Foot Burden.

● Perfect For Casual Walking, Working Out, Working, Running, gyms, Gym, Tennis, Yoga, Indoor Hip Hop Dancing, Travel And Other Activities.

● Barefoot Sock Style Design, Soft And Easy To Roll Up, Machine Washable

How to Measure Your Shoe Size:

Accurate foot measurements are essential for finding the right shoe size. Follow these simple steps to measure your feet:

1. Grab a piece of paper. If you don’t have lined paper, any flat sheet will work.
2. Place your bare foot—or socked foot, depending on how you usually wear shoes—on the paper. It's best to sit in a chair or crouch, rather than standing, and ensure you’re on a flat surface.
3. Trace around your foot. Use a pen or pencil to avoid leaving marks on your foot or sock. Your tracing should form a rectangle around your foot.
4. Outline your tracing with straight lines. Take a ruler and draw straight lines along the edges of your foot: the toes, both sides and the heel.
5. Measure the length and width of your foot. Using the ruler, measure the distance between the parallel lines for both length (top to bottom) and width (side to side). Make a note of these measurements.

6. Subtract 3/16 of an inch from each measurement. This adjustment accounts for a small buffer between your foot and the lines.
7. Use the size chart on our website to determine your true shoe size based on the length of your foot.