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Running Barefoot Shoes

Run the way you were built to. Our barefoot running styles are light, flexible and zero-drop, with a wide toe box for natural toe splay. New to barefoot running? Build up gradually with our transition guide.

Getting started with barefoot running

Barefoot running shoes have very little cushioning, so your feet and lower legs do more of the work. Start with short, easy runs and add distance slowly over several weeks to let your calves, Achilles and feet adapt.

  • Trailhead: grippy toe-split tread for trail and grass
  • Glider: light and low-cut for park runs
  • Pathfinder: flat and stable for short runs and gym sessions

Read barefoot shoes explained and check your fit with our size guide. Every pair ships from our UK stock, with free UK delivery on orders over £50 and 45-day returns.

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Barefoot running shoes have no raised heel or thick cushioning, which encourages a lighter, shorter stride. Start with short distances and add time each week.

Frequently asked questions

Should I run in barefoot shoes straight away?

No. Walk in them for a few weeks first, then add short runs. Our transition guide has a simple plan.

How do I choose my size?

Measure your foot from heel to longest toe and match it to our size guide. If you're between sizes, go up. You should have a little room in front of your longest toe.

What if they don't fit?

Unworn shoes can be returned or exchanged with our 45-day returns. Free UK delivery on orders over £50.

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