WHY THE MOVEMENT TO BAREFOOT?

From improving physical health to enhancing your daily life, going barefoot is a game-changer. Here’s how it can transform your health and lifestyle.

  • Strengthen and Restore Your Feet

    Modern footwear often restricts natural movement, leading to weakened foot muscles and common foot issues like plantar fasciitis, bunions, and poor arch support. Going barefoot allows your feet to move as they’re meant to, improving strength, flexibility, and overall foot health.

  • Improve Your Posture and Balance

    Your body is designed to move in harmony with the ground beneath you. By going barefoot, you’ll experience better posture, alignment, and balance as your body adjusts to its natural state. Balance and stability becomes second nature, reducing risk of falls and subsequent injuries.

  • Boost Circulation and Relieve Pain

    Barefoot movement encourages proper blood flow and can reduce common aches and pains caused by poor foot function. Many barefoot advocates report relief from chronic pain as their feet strengthen and regain mobility.

ABOUT BAREFOOTERS

WHAT DO WE STAND(BAREFOOT) FOR?

After a motocross accident at 34 left Matt with a broken femur and subsequent spine damage, Matt endured over three years of pain without relief from traditional solutions.

Discovering the transformative power of barefoot living, he founded Barefooters to share the benefits and offer products for others seeking improved well-being through a grounding foundation of healthy feet.

JOIN THE BAREFOOT MOVEMENT

Going barefoot isn’t just about freeing your feet—it’s about unlocking their true potential.

For thousands of years, humans walked barefoot across natural terrain—gravel, sand, grass, and soil. Our feet were designed for this, with over 100 muscles, tendons, and ligaments working together to provide strength, mobility, and balance. But modern footwear has changed the way we move, often limiting the foot’s natural function.

Live Mindfully and Move with Intention

When you go barefoot, every step becomes an act of mindfulness. You’ll move more intentionally, paying attention to your body and surroundings in ways you may not have noticed before. Barefoot living encourages a deeper connection with yourself and your movement.