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Must admit I also tend to go barefoot around the house although I do "find" the occasional mouse giblet gifted to me by my cats (blessem)
 
Ystranc said:
Must admit I also tend to go barefoot around the house although I do "find" the occasional mouse giblet gifted to me by my cats (blessem)
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I stopped going barefoot when I was a teenager and my dad's dog would sleep in my room. His "gift" squished between your toes when you first wake up in the morning is not a good start to the day! Needless to say after that event the dog was banned from my room! Bloody terriers!!!
 
Barefoot running is a whole different issue that has proposers and opponents in equal measure; to reap the benefits of barefoot trainers you need a very specific running style or you risk extenuating the injuries that barefoot trainers claim to avoid..

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I'm also on the boots side of the fence. My Haix boots are by far the most comfortable footwear I've ever had and I wear them daily except when at work where I need to wear steelies. They provide good ankle support for running/trudging in the woods (airsoft/camping) and keep my feet dry in soggy conditions where marshy bog water could come over the tops of trainers.
 
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