World of Barefoot

If you’re looking for the perfect new hiking shoe, you’ll have noticed that there are a million different options, along with a seemingly endless list of high-tech features that may (or may not) be what you’re looking for. It’s...

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Recently, a major study by the University of Bournemouth concluded keeping shoes off kids’ feet in the classroom helped them concentrate more, behave better and perform better academically. Maybe it’s time to rethink shoes at school (as well as...

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Created in collaboration with Soul of Africa Shoes and A Ka So . This new design project is inspired by the unique art of the Kara people, inhabitants of Ethiopia. The Kara people are one of Africa’s most authentic...

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find us in the Sanctuary Enjoy FREE classes and workshops VIVOBAREFOOT is heading to Wilderness Festival (Oxfordshire, UK) on August 2 nd to share the joys of that barefoot feel on 10,000 happy campers. Ready to energise from the...

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Kids who are regularly barefoot have better-developed motor skills than those who regularly wear shoes, according to a new study [1] from the German University of Jena and Stellenbosch University in South Africa. The study took two comparable groups...

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In 2010 British explorer and adventurer, Ed Stafford, embarked on a journey to become the first person to walk the length of the Amazon river. He now holds the Guinness World Record for his astounding achievement, which took 2.5...

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