Barefooters
A group for those of us who enjoy being barefoot as much as possible. For the hardcore barefooters among us, it's a way of life!
- created by justgonaked
Discussions
Is anyone else here a barefoot runner? I ran a 5K with my friends this weekend, and I was the only one in the group who ran barefoot. Actually, I was the only person in the whole race who ran barefoot! It's great exercise, and so much more...
I often like to go barefoot at naturist spas and swims so have beenknown to wear flip flops when I would prefer to be naked from headto toe, In the UK I have seen a product advertised called Excilor which you spray on and it over your feet and toes...
From the time I was 17 until my mid-late 50s, my feet (on tops and toes) were always very hairy ... hairy enough to draw a lot of comments when people would see me barefoot (which was pretty much all the time) ... and the Hobbit and Mr. Frodo jokes?...
When you see someone barefoot in public, how can you tell that person is hardcore, and not just a casual barefooter? Observing myself, I've noticed a few things: 1. Black soles. This one is the most obvious. Full-time barefooters have those...
Who's got 'em? I've been going barefoot full-time for about 12 years now, and the skin on my soles has gotten so tough that I can't even remember the last time I injured myself stepping on something. Gravel, splinters, and even...
Hello fellow barefooters, feel free to add me as a friend. My Facebook account Antonio Giovannini, email johannesbrahms@live.it. I like to connect with real barefooters from all over the world
Do any of you go shirtless as well as barefoot in public? It's summer now, so I mostly drive with the windows open and my shirt off. I always put the shirt back on to go into a business. I'm slowly getting over the shoe part of "No...
Who among us goes barefoot year-round? On the flipside, who is only a seasonal barefooter? Does anyone routinely go barefoot in snow (these barefooters have earned the nickname "snowfooters")? How easily are you able to adapt to the cold?
A lot of people associate shoelessness with casual attire, but can it work in formal situations? For those of us 24/7 barefooters out there, do you tend to don shoes when dressing up, or do you rock the bare feet like you would in any other attire? ...
Who's celebrating barefoot today?