Barefooting

Kier said:
How tall are you? Are your feet in proportion to your height?

I'm 6'2" and I (don't) wear UK size 10 shoes (Euro 44, US 10½), which seem to look about right for my height.
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I'm a clown...
I'm 6'2" also, but I have US size 15 feet.
 
Coby said:
I'm a clown...
I'm 6'2" also, but I have US size 15 feet.
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Your a funny dude, 3rd person here to make me spit something out of my mouth while I was reading/drinking.
+1 to you
Do you actually do any barefooting ?
 
Dragonfly said:
I'm in! So long as there is some of that peri peri chicken on the cards too!!!
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I shall cook up a batch specially, if you're making the trip all the way from Sydney for a game of stack-the-cups-with-your-toes.
 
Not wearing shoes just saved the laundry from a soaking as the skies opened overhead and I dashed out to grab it :)
 
Kier said:
Not wearing shoes just saved the laundry from a soaking as the skies opened overhead and I dashed out to grab it :)
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I could never do that, we have the drive between the garden and house and it's exposed aggregate slabs, very painful to walk on barefooted.
 
dutchbb said:
BTW flip-flops are not a good alternative for regular shoes or barefooting: http://www.livescience.com/health/080624-bad-flip-flops.html
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That article does seem to pin itself to the idea that flip flops are going to fall off unless you grip them with your toes while stepping - which mine certainly don't. In essence, the article boils down to a warning about badly-fitting footwear, and everyone knows that causes problems, regardless of whether it's flip-flops or any other kind of shoe.

For my part, I ensure that anything I wear on my feet is well-fitted, isn't going to fall off, and allows me to walk as naturally as is possible to do in footwear.
 
Kier said:
That article does seem to pin itself to the idea that flip flops are going to fall off unless you grip them with your toes while stepping - which mine certainly don't. In essence, the article boils down to a warning about badly-fitting footwear, and everyone knows that causes problems, regardless of whether it's flip-flops or any other kind of shoe.

For my part, I ensure that anything I wear on my feet is well-fitted, isn't going to fall off, and allows me to walk as naturally as is possible to do in footwear.
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I wore flip flops to a theme park for a good part of the day. Didn't have a single problem, roller coasters and all. :D
 
Onimua said:
I wore flip flops to a theme park for a good part of the day. Didn't have a single problem, roller coasters and all. :D
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Theme parks are great places to go barefoot, especially on roller coasters where your feet hang down in mid-air, like Nemesis at Alton Towers. Doing so adds an extra facet of perceived vulnerability to the ride, and makes the experience that much more intense.

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