Comfortable barefoot shoes for the colder months of the year
When the temperature drops, you don't have to choose between a flexible shoe and warm comfort. Our lined barefoot shoes for autumn and winter combine a supple construction with a soft lining that wraps around the foot.
The shoes have a roomy fit that gives your feet and toes plenty of space. The flexible sole follows the movements of the foot and gives a smooth feel when you walk – whether on your daily walk, on the way to work or during other everyday activities.
Soft lining for colder days
The inside is lined with a soft, warm lining that makes the shoes particularly suitable for autumn and winter. The lining continues up around the opening and gives a soft, enveloping feel around the foot.
The upper combines Oxford fabric and foam rubber, while the outsole is made of rubber. This combination of materials gives a shoe that is both soft and flexible.
Material: Rubber sole 50%, Oxford fabric 25%, foam rubber 25%.
Easy lacing and adjustable fit
Instead of traditional shoelaces, the shoes have elastic laces with a lock. This makes it easy to open the shoe, put it on and then adjust the lacing to your foot.
A practical pull loop at the back also helps when putting the shoe on.
For walks and everyday activities
The discreet design makes the shoes easy to combine with everyday clothes. They are suitable, for example, for walks, errands, leisure and other everyday activities during the colder months of the year.
Care instructions: Hand wash with mild soap. Air dry. Avoid machine washing and direct heat when drying.
Want to adjust the feel of your shoes even further? Explore our range of insoles for different types of shoes and everyday activities.
5. Use
Use: Slide your foot into the shoe and use the pull loop at the back if needed. Adjust the elastic lacing with the lock until the shoe sits comfortably around your foot. The shoe should fit securely without feeling unnecessarily tight.
6. Important information
Important information: Check that the shoes are comfortable and do not cause unnecessary pressure or chafing. Stop using them if the shoes cause clear discomfort or skin irritation. Adapt your shoes and other equipment to the weather and terrain.
