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The Phoenix Flower – Barefoot Sandal tying style
Here’s something simple and decorative to do with your extra lace.
Plus it means you have extra lace with you if you need it!
Step-by-Step instructions coming soon!
4 thoughts on “The Phoenix Flower – Barefoot Sandal tying style”
Matt
This is by far my favorite tying style for my new huaraches. The only problem is that I can feel the knot underneath my toes pretty distinctly when I walk on anything harder than carpet. The knot looks like it has flattened out pretty significantly in the last day, but it is still painful to walk on. Is there any good way to remedy it while maintaining the basic tying style, or is it something that your feet just acclimate to?
You shouldn’t feel the knot since it *should* be in between your toes and flat/small. You could try one of the even smaller knot styles (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Hs_sJLZDic)
Hi Hi.
Today will be my first jog/run in my new Hot Salmon running sandals! Tied and ready to go. But for real It’d be nice to have a PDF of all these tying styles.
I'm an international ultramarathon athlete and I wear Xero Shoes for races. No blisters. No smelly feet. But I also use them as my everyday sandals (they look way cool!) and I recommend Xeros to everyone.
Melissa Gosse
As a barefoot runner I’ve heard lots about huaraches but it wasn’t until Steven made me my first pair (I have two) that I understood how much fun they are to run distances in!
Scott McLean
Thank you for making these
amazing huaraches. I love how they feel. I forget they are there so much so I have worn them to bed a few times!
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This is by far my favorite tying style for my new huaraches. The only problem is that I can feel the knot underneath my toes pretty distinctly when I walk on anything harder than carpet. The knot looks like it has flattened out pretty significantly in the last day, but it is still painful to walk on. Is there any good way to remedy it while maintaining the basic tying style, or is it something that your feet just acclimate to?
You shouldn’t feel the knot since it *should* be in between your toes and flat/small. You could try one of the even smaller knot styles (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Hs_sJLZDic)
Hi Hi.
Today will be my first jog/run in my new Hot Salmon running sandals! Tied and ready to go. But for real It’d be nice to have a PDF of all these tying styles.
Agreed, Joshua… and we’re working on it (if there were only a few more hours in the day 😉 )