For my walking impaired peers…
This is a huge plug for #Nike , but for a new target market (maybe) for #Nike -Those who are learning to walk….
This model retains the brand style, but is exceptionally functional, mimicking how your feet work when barefoot. They’re so flexible, enhancing the flexibility of the foot.
Additional features; the upper is so light, breathable material, but the product’s shape reflects that of the anatomy of the foot.
It has laser shaped grooves that enhance flexyness, but maintains stiffness. It mimics the bare runners foot pressure a lot.
How the average runner runs, they specifically moves in a 33 degree angle, toe-to-heel-to-toe repetition.
It’s based on the method of barefoot running, supposedly. But first you must walk (which I’m still performing), then you run.
Although beautifully thought out ergsnomically, these shoes’ dimensions need adjusting. Even though they’re designed for running, I think the laces ar far too long; so I cut them circa 15cm, burning the ends to avoid them fraying and getting shorter/shorter/shorter etc.
Nike Free helps enhance the body’s natural motion, and the barefoot runner experience vary around how it’s felt on the foot.
You can track your running method on the Free Scale, found on the website.