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Works for Some | Women's
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Note: While we try to keep our shoe list as up-to-date as possible, some links may be broken due to the discontinuation of shoe models or updates to company websites. Please reach out to us with any questions or concerns.
Lems | Chukka
With some minor stylistic changes to the classic chukka shape, the Lems Chukka proves function and fashion can co-exist. The pairing between a smooth suede upper and injection-blown rubber (IBR) outsole work in concert to create a lightweight, moderately flexible, and sophisticated boot that is well-suited for a variety of occasions.
Please note: while the Chukka is widest at the toes, a full set of Correct Toes is tricky and tight to wear with the shoe liner. Because of this, we would recommend removing the liner to accommodate Correct Toes and for proper toe splay.
Ahinsa | Sunbrella Bare Ankle
The Sunbrella® Bare Ankle is a causal lace-up boot that is flexible for your feet and for life’s activities. The resistant Sunbrella® upper is lightweight and breathable, while the vegan suede lining keeps feet warm. The 4mm all-weather outsole allows you to transition seamlessly between seasons.
Tadeevo | Ballet Pump
Tadeevo’s Ballet Pump is an ultra-flexible, zero-drop naturally shaped shoe with an elegant design. The pump is a solid foot healthy option for women as it accommodates a modified set of Correct Toes comfortably for most.
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Feelgrounds | Barefoot Shoe
This vegan-friendly shoe uses a breathable mesh upper made entirely from recycled materials. The sole is very flexible, allowing your feet to feel the ground and adapt accordingly. The slip-resistant outsole offers some padding but is not overly cushioned.
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Unshoes | Primrose
Primrose’s lightweight design combines a 4mm outsole with a soft leather upper. Its wide toe box accommodates Correct Toes for some but may work for individuals with a wide foot. The flexible, zero drop sole encourages natural foot movement and function.
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Wildling | Aurora
The Aurora features Wilding’s signature 3mm outsole made from recycled rubber and cork. The design of their unique outsole was inspired by Japanese jika-tabi boots, offering flexibility and natural movement. The upper is made from double-knit twill, and the shoe is lined with milled wool, so feet stay warm and dry.
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Wildling | Peacock
This vegan-friendly shoe has a canvas upper that’s soft and pliable, and the polyester plush lining offers a slipper-like feel. The Peacock utilizes the 3mm Wildling outsole, which lends a lot of flexibility to the shoe and your feet.
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Wildling | Tanuki Umi
The upper is made from Washi, a Japanese-made material comprised of 75% paper and 25% polyester. As a result of Washi’s unique composition, the upper is extremely lightweight and quick drying. The signature Wildling outsole has a 4.5mm stack height. A removable insole provides extra padding if needed; for Individuals with high volume feet, removing the liner may be necessary for extra space.
Xero Shoes | Boaty
The Boaty has a vegan-friendly canvas upper and a 5.5mm outsole. The 2mm removable insole is moisture wicking so the shoe can be worn with or without socks. The heel strap and a little padding in the heel prevents slipping while walking.
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Vivobarefoot | Kasana
This vegan sneaker is bendable and features Vivobarefoot’s signature 3 mm flat sole, which helps to encourage full sensory feedback in the feet. The Kasana’s lightweight mesh sock upper, footbed and lining are comprised of repurposed plastic bottles while an algae biomass foam is used for its insole.
Lems | Mesa
The Lems Mesa is designed as a “mountain to town” option- the grippy outsole is great for the trail with muted colorways that are perfect to wear out on the town. This 4mm drop shoe is made out of vegan materials with a knit mesh upper and full rubber outsole. A pair of modified Correct Toes can be worn with the Mesa.
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Topo Athletic | MT-3
Topo Athletic’s MT-3 is a versatile road-to-trail option for those searching for a “do it all” type of running shoe. It has no rock plate, drains well, and features a 3mm drop. With the liner out, the MT-3 will accommodate a modified pair of Correct Toes, which makes this a solid choice for those in search of a shoe for easing the transition into natural footwear.
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Topo Athletic | Fli-Lyte 3
The Fli-Lyte 3 by Topo Athletic features a breathable knit upper with virtually no printed overlays, saving weight and eliminating “hot spots” during activity. Given that it has a 3mm drop and that there is enough room for Correct toes without the inserts, this shoe is a great option for those transitioning into natural footwear.
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Altra | Dyani
The Dyani uses a 20mm Altra Ego™ midsole with no traditional outsole. The one-piece knit upper is flexible and stretchy, providing a sock-like fit.
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Altra | Kayenta
This shoe utilizes Altra’s Max-LT™ midsole and intermittently spaced rubber outsole, which helps keep the shoe lightweight. The 23mm stack height offers cushioning for those who want it but is still quite flexible. Two vents in the sole were included for breathability but will let water in on damp days. The Kayenta has a unique 2-layer upper, combining a neoprene lining and quick-dry mesh outer layer.
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Topo Athletic | Fli-Lyte 2
The Fli-Lyte 2 offers a soft, highly responsive and flexible ride, suitable for a variety of distances and speeds. An updated upper mesh offers additional structure and durability without sacrificing weight or breathability. The new platform is slightly softer and more flexible than our original, delivering a more natural feel.
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Topo Athletic | Hydroventure
The upper’s eVent® waterproof membrane performed well in wet conditions, and the lug rubber outsole provided good traction on the trails. With a stiff sole and 3mm heel-to-toe drop, we recommend this shoe for individuals beginning their transition to natural footwear.
Note: This shoe runs small and we suggest sizing up one size.
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Vivobarefoot | Kanna Sock Knit
This low-boot style sneaker uses knitted polyester and cowhide suede to create a sock-like upper. The durable outsole is puncture resistant, ultra-flexible and provides good grip. A removable insole adds a little bit of padding if needed or can be taken out to provide more space inside the shoe.
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Vivobarefoot | Primus Lite
The puncture resistant Pro5 outsole is thin and flexible providing protection for your feet over a variety of surfaces. The upper combines PET recycled mesh and synthetic materials to create a lightweight and breathable shoe.
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Xero Shoes | Daylite Hiker
The Daylight Hiker is Correct Toes compatible for some, super lightweight and has no heel elevation. Its overall flexibility lets your feet move and flex naturally.
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Belenka | Winter Boot
When it comes to functional shoes with fashionable elements, the Be Lenka Winter shoe does its job well. A water-resistant leather outer is met with a cushy, merino wool liner to keep the feet dry and comfortable. The flexibility of the sole is outstanding, given that this feature can be rare in protective winter shoes with generally stiff soles.
While this shoe model is widest at the toes, our reviewer could only accommodate a modified pair of Correct Toes. This was due to the shoe liner taking up some of the volume within the shoe. Otherwise, we fully recommend the Be Lenka Winter shoe as a cold weather option!
Xero Shoes | Mika
This tall boot is a winter-ready option with its water-repellant canvas outer and toasty flannel lining. We loved the higher cut of this boot paired with its well-crafted tongue, sewn almost ¾ of the way up the laces to keep snow and rain out.
Note: this boot may work for some and can accommodate Correct Toes with modification.
Leguano | Chester
The Leguano Chester is a relatively light, extremely flexible, and very thin boot. With a liner made of high quality virgin wool, this is a perfect option for dry and chilly days. One thing to note: While wearing an unmodified pair of Correct Toes, the tester, who has a narrow-to-average sized foot, noted some snugness. People with a very wide foot (in particular at the toes) should take be aware and size accordingly. Even though it did not create discomfort, we recommend people only wear a modified pair of Correct Toes with this shoe to ensure there is enough space for the toes to splay naturally.
Vivobarefoot | Ryder
The Ryder has no heel elevation, a hex patterned outsole for extra grip and a Vivobarefoot’s signature Pro5 puncture resistant sole. The upper combines Wild Hide leather and a neoprene panel for extra stretch around the calf. A removable thermal insole provides an added layer of insulation.
Vivobarefoot | Fulham
This boot has no heel elevation, a hex patterned outsole for extra grip and a Vivobarefoot’s Pro5 puncture resistant sole. The water-resistant upper is crafted with Wild Hide leather and lined with canvas material. A removable thermal insole provides an added layer of insulation in the winter months.
Wildling | Kelpie
Kelpie is made with Wildling’s signature cork and rubber outsole that provides maximum flexibility in its design. The canvas upper is light and flexible, offering a slipper-like feel to the boot. This boot is lined with 100% wool to keep feet warm in cold conditions.
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