Even Cinderella, the one from the fairy tale, knows it

You know Cinderella, the one who lost a glass high heel on a magical night.

In the Amazon video's version tell truths as fits.

Specifically, when the fairy godfather transforms her clothes into a evening dress and changes her slippers for glass high heel shoes.

Cinderella: —Wow, how beautiful! Crystal? And could you make them more comfortables?

Godfather: —Nope....

Cinderella: —Why no? Just do your magic.

Hadomadrino: —Women's shoes are what they are. Even magic has its limits.

Cinderella tries to walk and says: —Ouch, they hurt. How can I go to ....? Feet don't work like that!

With narrow, rigid and high heel shoes you cannot walk well.

It is uncomfortable and even hurts.

And even worse, feet don't work.

You know, when something doesn't move, it atrophies.

Everybody knows it, even Cinderella.


And what happens in many women's shoes also happens in men's and children's shoes.

I imagine that shoe designers think that every day is a party and we need glass shoes for our day to day life.

But what our feet are really asking for are slippers. Those soft, wide ones that don't press anywhere and make you feel like you're barefoot.


I continue with Cinderella.

It's twelve o'clock and she leaves running the dance.

At in one point she stops, looks down at her shoes and screams angrily:

—Comfort starts in the feet!

The scriptwriter has nailed it. An Oscar for him.

I have nothing more to add.

I'll just leave you with a pair of slippers that are like slippers, but for running, walking, shopping, going to the gym.....even for partying.

They are not made of glass, but they shine as if they were.

• For her: Vivobarefoot Geo Racer II

• For him: Vivobarefoot Geo Racer Knit

"Comfort starts with the feet."

— Antonio Caballo