Innovative shoes designed for people who love the feeling of running and walking barefoot.
PaleoBarefoots are made out of high quality stainless steel chain mesh.
Chain shoes offer complete protection and incredible barefoot feeling.
Also check out: Shoe Covers, Kevlar Socks, and Teva Stilettos
poet
I’ll wait for the mithril version
Jan 13th, 2013
Fillibert
I wore chainlink gloves on my hands when I worked with a saw just like he talked about. They did not feel “barehand”, you can definitely feel the weight and flabbiness as they can never be as tight as the materials they use for barefoot shoes
Jan 13th, 2013
Max
So…. all the things I see over here are things you can do on barefoot. If you do it often enough after a while the soles of your feet will harden and you won’t have any problems anymore. Just bite the pain for a while.
Also in my experience doing any kind of activity with chainlink is anything but comfortable
Jan 13th, 2013
Pearl Lamie
And certainly won’t give complete protection as any sharp thing like a tack could penetrate this!
Jan 13th, 2013
Amy
don’t barefoot shoes defeat the point of being barefoot?
what about the feel of grass and sand between your toes and your feet covered in mud (no it’s the best feeling squelching your feet in mud and jumping a top bulging swollen natural springs)
Jan 13th, 2013
pTc
Who remembers Kevlar socks? Surely chain shoes are a step into the wrong (medieval) direction.
Jan 13th, 2013
Masteroche
Great match for my Shark proof suit!!!! LOL!!!
Jan 13th, 2013
Karen
I feel like these would be pretty cool for a while but then I’d just want to go full out barefoot or normal shoes…
Jan 13th, 2013
Spectator
Well, this would be a perfect match for chainmail underwear, handkerchief and… ah, yes, some sand paper instead of toilet paper.
Jan 14th, 2013
Jörg
Hi all, there are too many amusing speculations and misconceptions around about the PaleoBarefoots. If you want to know rather then guessing you should have a look at the FAQ on our webiste before judging. You definitely need to try them first – there are barely words to describe their benefits for health and mood ;) Jörg from GoST-Barefoots
Apr 17th, 2013