About The Footwear

The design of a clog should naturally cradle your foot. Your heel should move up and down when you walk, and should not cramp or pinch. The clog will stretch slightly over time. Your toes should be able to spread naturally with every step you take. The flexible cushioning sole follows and supports the movements of the foot, thereby minimizing strain on the legs and back.

The clog is also designed to distribute your body weight evenly over the entire foot. The clog height is designed to carry 80% of your weight on your heels while standing
and re-distributes this weight to the front of the foot while in motion.

The soles are made of a non-slip, flexible, polyurethane material that does not mark floors.

The clog will slip on the heel; the back is there only for protection, not to keep the clog on.