Name: barefoot running shoes, Men's NIKE FREE 5.0
Upper: The new seamless design, less support bar locking legs provide the greatest degree of movement, excellent light and breathable material
In the end: the Phylite durable design in the vertical and horizontal end of help, more flexible and stick to the soles
Outsole: BRS1000 injection rubber enhances the durability of high-wear areas
Features: The Nike Free mimic barefoot experience designed to help enhance the pace of power, reducing the material gives the feeling of running barefootCall the final category of barefoot running shoes "Wherefoot". While these shoes are neutral and allow runners to maintain a forefoot strike, the barefoot ground feel is lost by having too thick of a sole or being a bit bulky. However, shoes in this category are often marketed as being barefoot. It is hard to see how something a full 20mm off the ground can be considered barefoot. They seem to be the opposite. Ground feel is replaced by a cushioned, marshmallow feel. The good thing about these shoes is that they have less elevated heels than most traditional running shoes which makes it easier to run with a healthy forefoot strike. So, if you are not concerned about a "barefoot" ground feel these shoes may be a viable option for forefoot strike, good form running.A flexible, thin-soled, toe shoe that is shaped like a foot is more barefoot-like than an inflexible traditional running shoe with a thick midsole. A thinner, flexible sole puts your foot closer to the ground, has a better road feel and is more barefoot-like.
