Cold feet with barefoot shoes? It is a question we often hear: Will I not have cold feet with barefoot shoes? However, the answer to this is not so simple. After all, it can go both ways: Because barefoot shoes require your foot muscles to work more actively, blood flow...
It is a question we often hear: Will I not have cold feet with barefoot shoes? However, the answer to this is not so simple. After all, it can go both ways:
Because barefoot shoes require your foot muscles to work more actively, blood flow to your feet is much better. As a result, some people will have warmer feet than with classic shoes.
On the other hand, the sole of a barefoot shoe is obviously much thinner. This obviously has an impact in colder conditions.
Solutions against cold feet
Barefoot winter shoes: there are also specific winter versions within barefoot shoes. These are generally shoes with a woollen, felt or flannel lining. This lining will keep your feet nice and warm. Note: this lining often affects the size of your shoes!
Of course, it is not always necessary to wear a real winter shoe. There are also a whole host of (semi-)high models that you can wear in winter with thicker socks and just keep wearing them in spring or autumn.
You can also simply replace the sole of your summer shoes with a warm insole.
And finally, you can also just combine the above solutions
Barefoot winter shoes
The barefoot shoes found on this page are all suitable for winter use. These shoes meet the following properties:
Wool, felt or synthetic lining
Waterproof or water-repellent
And/or thermal or padded insoles. Some shoes with a thermal insole are suitable for year-round wear. In winter, wear them with the thermal insole and when it gets warmer, just take this out.
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