Hi Fellow Barefoot Runners,
I haven't been in here for a long time. We are experiencing another mild winter here on the east coast of USA. Hoping to be able to get a few barefoot runs in when it's not too cold.
There are certain times the ground isn't too cold to run but the wind lowers the real-feel temperature making the run rather painful overall.
I was wondering whether there is an effective way to keep the tops of feet warm while maintaining skin to ground contact.
Thanks all,
Kal
I haven't been in here for a long time. We are experiencing another mild winter here on the east coast of USA. Hoping to be able to get a few barefoot runs in when it's not too cold.
There are certain times the ground isn't too cold to run but the wind lowers the real-feel temperature making the run rather painful overall.
I was wondering whether there is an effective way to keep the tops of feet warm while maintaining skin to ground contact.
Thanks all,
Kal