Vivobarefoot Tracker AT Moc

Straight off we loved the look of the Tracker AT Moc, they are a nod to the heritage of the boots worn by the early American outdoor workers, and a homage to traditional moccasins. Vivobarefoot has given their classic Tracker silhouette with the Tracker Moc, it combines a refined Taro leather upper and workwear-inspired accent details which gives it both a unique yet familiar look.

This shoe weighs about 456g and features a brand-new All Terrain sole with improved grip due to an enhanced lug design, strategic positioning along with the tough, non-marking rubber compound deliver high abrasion when you need it most. The lugs have extra grooves and are 1.5mm higher for better grip and durability, reducing slip. The thermal insole has built-in temperature-regulating technology that absorbs, stores and releases heat when you need it. This smart layer responds to the naturally changing temperatures of your feet, keeping them warm in cooler climates and cooling them down when things get a bit sweaty. The upper is breathable and made to be lightweight and comfortable with a good amount of flexibility for natural movement whether you are taking a casual stroll or picking up the pace.

With movement and sensation being at the heart of Vivobarefoot its should come as no surprise that Tracker AT Mocs can be worn barefoot, it has been created for natural stability, natural sensory feedback and natural strength. With a roomy toebox that allows the feet to spread as they should with no restriction, the sole provides protection whilst allowing the wearer to experience the terrain beneath their feet. This activates micro muscles in the toes, foot and ankle strengthening areas that are often neglected, as these areas are literally the foundation of your body it can improve posture, balance and stability. We love the look, we love the ethos of the company and the health benefits of these shoes, pricey yes but it is worth paying extra when you know the quality of the product is high end. RRP £240

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