About shoes and soles

Many studies throughout the world have shown that ordinary shoes are responsible for most feet, legs and back problems. Those studies have also shown that as early as 6, a kid’s feet begin to be affected by these shoes. The restrictive milieu of most conventional shoes hinders the foot’s proper biomechanical function, resulting in a weakened muscular structure, discomfort and a host of painful symptoms.

Many manufacturers have come up with shoes equipped with all sorts of supporting characteristics for more comfort and better performances. Unfortunately, this doesn’t solve anything as the foot, becoming “addicted” to those artificial support means, gets weaker and weaker. Soles and internal supportive structures work just like conventional shoes, providing the foot with support and comfort, which prevents it from developing its own strength, resulting in a weakened foot structure.