Vivobarefoot Sensus Barefoot trainers

Modern footwear inspired by ancestral wisdom.

Drawing inspiration from the earliest foot coverings crafted by humans, this moccasin fits and feels like a glove for your feet.

Embodying simplicity and craftsmanship, the Sensus features a 3mm sole for a closer connection to the earth and is made with premium wild hide leather.

Its unique design enables you to walk in our ancestors´ footsteps.

Features:

Sensus Outsole:

- Inspired by ancient human footprints, designed for footprints of the future.

No Insole:

- No insole, bringing you even closer to the ground for a greater barefoot experience.

Leather Footbed:

- Take your socks off and enjoy the feeling.

Water Resistant:

- Made from materials that are water resistant and materials that are non-absorbent.

Specifications:

- Weight:

160g Material:

- upper:

wild hide leather.

- lining:

wild hide leather.

- laces:

100% organic cotton.

- insole:

no insole.

- outsole:

22% natural rubber + 58% synthetic rubber + 20% additives Care:

- Brush off mud and clean with a damp cloth.

- Avoid cleaning suede shoes when they´re wet.

Its best to allow mud or other moisture to dry before brushing, follow drying instructions below.

(reference to current drying advice) Once dry, brush the suede/ nubuck with a stiff bristled brush to remove any surface dirt or dust.

Make sure to use a clean brush for this job.

A brass bristled brush can be used for more stubborn stains but don´t rub too hard as this can damage the surface of the suede.

If you don´t have a brush, you can use a clean cloth, but avoid using any soap or water, which can make the mess worse.

- Drying:

Dry at room temperature.

Keep out of direct sunlight and avoid putting on a radiator.

- Aftercare:

We recommend using Renapur Leather Balsam to nourish the leather, restore the colour and finish and help prevent the leather from drying out and cracking.

It´s ideal to treat new footwear as it helps relax the new leather and make your footwear waterproof.

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To remove any marks that remain on the surface of your shoes, a suede rubber goes a long way.

If you don´t have one, a pencil rubber or household cleaning sponge will be the next best thing.

Make sure the rubber is clean from stains itself.

- If all else fails, use an acidic liquid to break apart clumps of particles and remove stains.

We recommend wetting the corner of a dry cloth with a small amount of suede cleaner, white vinegar or rubbing alcohol.

Make sure you don´t drench the shoe in liquid, but rather lightly dampen the suede.

Massage the shoe with a rapid side-to-side motion, and then allow the suede to dry.

If the stain is still visible, repeat the process.