r/barefoot • u/kanwal2111 • 2h ago

Anyone on feetfinder app 👀 is it safe to join ?

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Go Barefoot! Unshod for life.

r/barefoot

Barefoot/unshod running, walking, and lifestyle.

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Going barefoot (unshod) is the gentlest way of walking & running, and can symbolize a way of living — authentic, vulnerable & sensitive to our surroundings. Whether its feeling warm sand beneath your toes, carefully making your way over sharp rocks in the darkness, or simply running on concrete, barefooting is fun. It's living with the lightest impact, removing a barrier between us and nature.

Welcome to /r/barefoot. We are glad to have you here!

This is only for barefoot discussion, no minimalist shoe discussion. This is simply to be more focused, not elitist. This reddit was inspired by this post by xorandor.

Q&A

Q: What about glass?

A: Glass is not an issue, when you go barefoot you watch where you step. There is less glass than you think.

Q: Is barefooting painful?

A: No. After a period of adjustment, your foot sensations will return to normal and going barefoot will feel like a good massage. The nerves in your feet become hyper sensitive in an attempt to feel the ground if you wear cushioned shoes over long periods of time.

Q: How do i start barefooting?

A: Just do it! Take off your shoes, go for a walk outside.

Q: When I take my socks off, my feet stink. Don't your feet stink?

A: Nope, by going barefoot, sweat evaporates and does not stink.

Rules:

All discussions must be about barefoot activities or lifestyle.
Keep it safe for work. If you wouldn't say it to your mom, don't post it — No material of a sexual nature is permitted at all, whatsoever.
Respect others opinions.
Take off your shoes!

Related Subreddits:

r/BarefootRunning: barefoot running & minimalist shoe discussion.
r/BarefootHiking: exploring nature unshod.
r/Running: running discussion
/r/sprinting
r/fitness: anything & everything fitness related.

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This community is under development. Feel free to chime in and contribute!

A community since March 10, 2011.