The Naot Shoes and how to walk on pillows



Posted: Tuesday, June 16, 2009

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Sounds cheesy, doesn’t it? Well, I’m sure it does, but there’s no exaggeration it saying that to wear Naot shoes is like walking on pillows. And I’ll tell you why if you promise to read on.

Naot shoes feature an anatomical footbed that replicates the image of the human foot. It’s like if you were to walk on a beach and leave a footprint, and then you took that footprint and started to wear it. The more you will step on it, the more comfortable it will get. So that’s where the shape comes into play. Now the original structure of the Naot shoes is designed to be anatomically correct, so your foot will sit in the right position all the time, giving you a natural correct posture and a great amount of stability. That's why they feel so good.

I actually had the chance to try a pair of Naot shoes on and they feel great, but the thing that really surprised me was that even after I walked all the way across town on a sunny day, there was no sweat on my feet. I also heard that the Naot shoes footbed is made out of cork and latex and even after around two years of use you can replace it and it will feel like a brand new shoe.

The thing that really fascinated me about the Naot shoes was that they are really the perfect combination between comfort and style. The Naot shoes come in all kinds of shapes and sizes for both men and women, from Naot dress shoes to Naot men's shoes, from Naot sandals to Naot boots.

All this diversity only makes me wonder why not all shoes are like Naot shoes. I mean in a perfect world, all shoes would be created to make you feel comfortable and keep your body in the correct position. Fashion changes every season, you look out the window now and see people proudly wearing stuff that you would have never considered to even try on last year. That's why it's a great thing that a footbed like that of the Naot shoes can be used with almost any type of shoe.
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