Berkemann , , UK Black

Toeffler – this is how the coarse rustic wooden clogs with nailed shafts are called Berkemann. Their origin lies in the 70s and since then, they have been uninterrupted, in different variants, in the Berkemann range. With the Natur Toeffler, the German traditional shoe manufacturer now presents the "purest" model in this range, just like this comfortable wooden clog in the beginning of the 70s was put on. That is, with a sturdy but breathable genuine leather shaft, which is attached to the solid wooden sole with nails instead of cheaper stapling needles. In addition, the original 5-phase footbed incorporated into the lightweight poplar wood sole supports the natural rolling process of the foot, while the toe grip function trains both foot and calf muscles with each step. In addition, the shock-absorbing midsole cushions the impact energy, up to the spine.