Shoe & Footgear Reviews

Vibram FiveFingers Shoes Review

Posted By Marty Hughes, DC

Natural Footgear Certified

Vibram FiveFingers shoes are Natural Footgear Certified, which means that they live up to our strict criteria for what constitutes healthy and beneficial natural foot products. In order to receive Natural Footgear Certification, products must conform to the key criteria we have identified as essential in supporting long-term foot and musculoskeletal health, and footwear must additionally score at least 4.4 out of 5.0 on the NFAR scale.

 

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