Ahinsa Slip-In Black

A Comfortable Slip-On Shoe for Natural Foot Health

The Ahinsa Slip-In is a lightweight shoe that allows your foot to function as nature intended. This vegan shoe is designed by physical therapists to optimize foot comfort and foot health, and it incorporates a luxurious Lorica upper that’s water-resistant, abrasion-resistant, and breathable. It also includes a breathable AirNet lining and a Lifoprene outsole for maximum flexibility. The Slip-In is easily packable and works great for travel.

Generous Toe Box, Zero Drop Platform

This foot-healthy minimalist shoe is handmade in the Czech Republic using premium, regionally-sourced materials. A key attribute of the Slip-In is its generous toe box, which provides your toes with ample room to splay the way nature intended. The flexible, zero drop sole of this easy in, easy out comfort shoe encourages your foot to become stronger with every step, promotes optimal ankle stability, and enables natural arch support.

Works Great in Combination With Correct Toes

The Ahinsa Slip-In pairs nicely with Correct Toes toe spacers as well as other helpful natural footgear, including Injinji toe socks, Pedag metatarsal pads or Strutz foot pads, and Naboso insoles. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of every pair of Ahinsa shoes is dedicated to planting and protecting trees. Each Ahinsa Slip-In shoe weighs about 6 oz.

Note: If you are new to using Ahinsa footwear, we recommend that you start in slowly, gradually building up your wear-time and giving your body the chance to adapt to the thinner soles and the increased workload on your feet.

• Vegan
• Zero drop
• Extra wide toe box
• Handmade product
• NF Certified Product
• Low stack height: 6 mm
• Created by physical therapists
• Easy in, easy out slip-on design
• Super lightweight: ~6 oz. per shoe
• Great for walking or for around town
• Travel-Friendly: Foldable and packable
• Upper: Luxurious, water-resistant Lorica
• Sole: Flexible and abrasion-resistant Lifo+
• Works well in combination with Naboso insoles
• Works well with Correct Toes and Injinji toe socks
• Works well with Pedag met pads or Strutz foot pads

Find your best size by doing the following:

1. Watch this short video to learn how to properly measure your foot length.
2. Compare your measurement to the sizing chart below.

If you have concerns or additional questions about sizing, feel free to contact us or Ahinsa customer service.

Videos:

Natural Foot Posture
Who Should Use Orthotics?
Origin of Natural Foot Care
Pronation vs. Overpronation
Top Exercises for Feet & Toes
Shoe Liner Test & Pronation Explained
How to Strengthen Intrinsic Foot Muscles
Shoe Sizing Techniques: Traditional vs. Natural

Articles:

Foot Anatomy 101
The Shoe Cushioning Myth
Definition of a Healthy Shoe
What is Natural Arch Support?
Problematic Shoe Design Features
Six Reasons to Realign the Big Toe
How to Transition to Minimalist Shoes
Six Ways to Restore Foot Health After Surgery