Sole Runner Women's Miranda Ballet Flat, Black, 7.5 UK

Description "The Sole Runner Miranda barefoot shoe is the fine genuine leather ballerina for women who like to dress sporty or formal casual. All Sole Runner barefoot shoes are certified by the Institute of Health and Ergonomics Ergonomic Product. This ballerina with its extremely soft upper leather and the supple lining material ensures a comfortable fit. The ballerina has a normal cut at the front, so that the toes can work and the look is still slightly finer. As the ballerina is worn more in the urban area, it has a rubber outsole of approx. 3.5mm This allows very direct contact with the ground and allows protected barefoot running, almost like on your own sole. The Sole Runner Ballerina Miranda weighs approx. 120 g. In size 40. How to find your right Sole Runner shoe size: 1. Stand against a wall with your heel and measure from heel to longest toe (on longer foot!) 2. Since a foot always slips forward a little while walking in the shoe, add approx. 3-5 mm. 3. Find your right Sole Runner size chart in the Sole Runner size tip: how to test whether a shoe fits. 1. Load your longest foot. 2. Stand on the toes or lift the heel so that your toe joints are bent and stay on the floor with the ball and toes. 3. From the longest toe to the inner material of the shoe, you should now, in this position, approx. 3-5 mm space. Please note the Sole Runner size chart. The lengths from size to size are approx. 6.6 mm. Please note this if the shoes appear slightly large at first. It is important that you walk with the Sole Runner shoes as if you were barefoot. Step gently and flat, roll flat and avoid heel passage. Start walking slowly and go with small steps. Your feet should be under the body. So you can walk on your joints. They gently step on avoiding strong impacts on knees, hips and back. Sole Runner barefoot shoes are developed by German shoe technicians in the nature of Bavaria, at the Ammersee. There is also our headquarters. Since 2015, all Sole Runner barefoot shoes have been licensed as an ergonomic product by the Institute of Health and Ergonomics. If you suffer from foot problems, ask if necessary. Your doctor whether walking barefoot is useful for you. Trust the professionals. The Sole Runner team of experts has been working with barefoot shoes since 2005."