Storm Hess
Permanent Spaceman
I can feel everything that I walk on...even the smallest stone, twig or bump in the floor. It is quite irritating and sometimes painful. Anyone else have an issue with this?
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I can feel it through my shoes. I guess I'm going to have to change my shoes. Always had a problem with this.I think you need new shoes. Or do you mean barefoot?
I can feel it through my shoes. I guess I'm going to have to change my shoes. Always had a problem with this.
If your are going to go hiking these are exactly what you need. They are so much better made than what is commonly sold as a hiking boot. They are designed to be worn day in and day out, they are comfortable, hard wearing and offer good ankle support as well.Steel toe puncture resistant anti-slip work boots or shoes, now that's sturdy shoes.
I'm the same as Darkkin, my feet are tough and I walk over almost anything bare foot. For me it's a sensory pleasure, I love the feel of all the different textures under my feet.
I also have no cartilage in one knee and it can bend sideways in a very painful manner, it requires good management of all the micro muscles to keep that leg square and true underneath me and wearing shoes inhibits this use of micro muscles. So when I get tired the shoes have to come of or I'll injure myself.
If your are going to go hiking these are exactly what you need. They are so much better made than what is commonly sold as a hiking boot. They are designed to be worn day in and day out, they are comfortable, hard wearing and offer good ankle support as well.
You can also get them without the steel caps.
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I have heel problems - plantar fasciitis. if I need to walk a distance I wear orthopedic shoes that have a huge amount of padding.I can feel it through my shoes. I guess I'm going to have to change my shoes. Always had a problem with this.
Life is just absurdly mean sometimes. Definitely not-funny!I miss being able to go barefoot when I want now due to neuropathy.
It is a not-funny thing how neuropathy is numb nerves, yet, barefoot you feel the tiniest little thing and it hurts.
That's probably true, I hated shoes all my life and went barefoot whenever I could get away with it.I've seen people who can walk around barefoot in Africa open land.
Probably places like Australia too, @Outdated.
It takes growing up doing it naturally IMO.