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WALK NATURALLY

NATURAL STRENGTHENING

INTELLIGENT CUSHIONING

Barefoot footwear mimics the feeling of being barefoot, characterized by a thin, flexible sole, wide toe box, and no heel (zero drop)

  • WIDE TOE BOX
    Allows toes to splay freely and maintain proper alignment with every step

  • FLAT SOLE (Zero Drop)
    Uniform height to promote a natural and neutral body posture and ensure balanced foot support

  • SUPER FLEXIBLE
    Its great flexibility allows the foot to move freely and naturally, adapting to its movements

  • SMOOTH AND REMOVABLE INSOLE
    Promotes a natural gait while maintaining greater plantar sensitivity

Benefits of opting for barefoot footwear

Adopting barefoot footwear offers multiple benefits:

  • Muscle strengthening: Strengthens intrinsic muscles and plantar arches, improving ankle stability.

  • Improved posture and balance: The zero drop promotes more natural spinal alignment.

  • Greater sensory awareness: The thin sole improves proprioception (ground feedback) and the body's reaction time.

  • Reduced risk of injury: Encourages a more conscious and natural stride, decreasing impact on joints such as the knees and hips.

THIS IS A CALLAGHAN BAREFOOT

WIDE AND SPACIOUS FIT

Allows the toes to spread and move freely, preventing chafing and bunions.

FLAT SOLE (ZERO DROP)

It allows for great sensitivity and connection with the surface, promoting a more balanced and natural posture.

SMOOTH AND REMOVABLE INSOLE

Allows for high plantar sensitivity and facilitates the use of insoles if necessary.

LIGHTNESS

Barefoot footwear is designed to be as lightweight as possible, reducing fatigue when walking or running and facilitating the natural movement of the foot.

BREATHABLE MATERIALS

They allow the foot to breathe to keep it comfortable and
dry thanks to the use of high-quality leathers and textiles.

The barefoot features of Callaghan footwear mean that some users accustomed to conventional footwear (which typically has a positive drop and features for impact cushioning and gait stabilization) may require an adaptation/transition period for this type of footwear. This group of users is advised to follow a progression in the type of footwear: using transition footwear in a 1st phase (70%-80% IME%), minimalist footwear in a 2nd phase (80%-90% IME%), and barefoot footwear in a 3rd phase (90%-100% IME%). The duration of these phases may depend on individual factors and varies for each user.