hey bro, I'm happy to hear of you wearing shoes on a bike
On Sunday, September 15, 2013 7:56:15 AM UTC-5, Deacon Patrick wrote:
I'm glad you've found what works for you.
With abandon,
Patrick
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Just moccasins. Come winter. These are for running in the wet cold
(25˚F-45˚F) of Autumn and Spring. THese don't grip a smooth oak pedal like
my barefoot or the leather does.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Monday, September 16, 2013 6:24:38 AM UTC-6, Ron Mc wrote:
hey bro, I'm happy to hear of you
Patrick,
Do you or someone you know make the moccasins or do you purchase them? I've
been taking my lunch walks through the park barefoot enjoy it. I wear
pretty minimal (ish) Teva sandals most days and I'd like to do more similar
walking/riding but can't afford to try too many options for
I have a friend who swears by these folks for information and shoes.
http://naturalrunningcenter.com
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I've been trying to get a casual cycling shoe made by these folks out in
Mariposa. They make really nice moccasins for hunting and renaissance
faires. I have a pair of the 2 button boots.
http://oldesoles.com/shop/images/cat-sandals/ghillies/ghillies.jpg
http://www.nativearth.net/
I sent a
Mike, your friend is right -- that's a great site for info.
Eric, my moccasins are made by Bonnie at http://beyondcomfort.com. She made
our family's moccasins a style not on her site, a below the ankle with
laces and tongue. She does an incredible job building up her last to match
the
Soft Star Dash
RunAmochttp://www.softstarshoes.com/adult-shoes/dash-runamoc-all-smooth-black.html,
with trail sole. They don't look so historic, and work very well. Nice
interface with rubber block pedals.
Jon
Watertown, MA
On Monday, September 16, 2013 6:07:26 PM UTC-4, Evan Baird wrote:
Your right, Ron, room for toe and forefoot splay is critical. I like to
have an extra 1/4-1/2 width (total from both sides) on the sides, as the
foot splays that much when running. I'm glad you've found what works for
you.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Saturday, September 14, 2013 10:23:34 PM
thanks for the tips patrick! i think those unshoes look like they might be
a bit better, i like the option of being able to wear socks and wear them
when it's cooler.
On Friday, September 13, 2013 3:38:58 PM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote:
These might be a good option for someone wanting as
Sure, Zack. Injinji toe socks are always an option too. Their wool socks
are pretty good.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Saturday, September 14, 2013 2:06:17 PM UTC-6, Zack wrote:
thanks for the tips patrick! i think those unshoes look like they might
be a bit better, i like the option of being
Vivobarefoot makes a very nice shoe and they have lots of models. I'm on my
first pair and they wear like iron.
http://www.vivobarefoot.com/us/
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Since we're listing minimalist shoe options, here are ones I know of not
yet mentioned that may work for you:
Merrill Barefoot
Altra
Vibram FiveFingers
Luna Sandals
XeroShoes (sandals, actually)
Born to Run
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Patrick
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Merrills are very lightweight and with substantial support - (I have
high-arch ice-skate feet). Proterras are my choice for Grip King pedals.
On Saturday, September 14, 2013 3:40:59 PM UTC-5, Deacon Patrick wrote:
Since we're listing minimalist shoe options, here are ones I know of not
Merrill also has a line of barefoot shoes (I know, right?!), which have far
less to no cushioning or support. My only problem with them is they are
last shaped rather than foot shaped. When I started going barefoot, I had
flat feet and had needed orthotics since I was 12. My feet strengthened
on my caged pedals I have to wear shoes with shanks - Chrome - part of that
is riding on the ball of my foot. With Grip Kings and the Proterra Sports
I'm riding with the pedal centered on my arch. The Proterra Sports are as
light as sandals and have all the support I need on my grip kings.
The Loulus are supposed to be pretty nice for minimalist office-wear:
http://www.patagonia.com/us/product/mens-loulu-shoe?p=79513-0-520
On 9/14/13, Ron Mc bulldog...@gmail.com wrote:
on my caged pedals I have to wear shoes with shanks - Chrome - part of that
is riding on the ball of my foot.
I have been considering getting a pair of
these: http://bedrocksandals.com/earthquake-sandals-v2/ I liked that you
could pay a little extra and get totally customized sizing/soles.
Have you tried them? Looking for something that i could use on the bike
and in the water for swims that i
I haven't tried those specifically, but I ran in huaraches (that same
style, essentially a flip-flop with a heel strap), both manufactured and
homemade, for about two years. They are fantastic, and if you have odd feet
the custom is a great way to go. The Bedrocks have too much cushioning for
Howdy!
I love the Soft Star Runamoc and Runamoc Dash- mostly running and casual. I
have several pairs and they have held up to daily wear for a few years. Nice
people and MUSA.
http://www.softstarshoes.com/running-moccasins.html
Cheers!
cm
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