JOMA - Supercross Men 2615 Green - Barefoot running shoes

Joma Supercross Barefoot: Barefoot Running Shoes

The Joma Supercross Barefoot are the ultimate choice for runners seeking a completely natural movement experience. Designed under the most demanding standards of respectful footwear, these shoes combine a 0 mm drop with a technical structure that allows the foot to strengthen and function exactly as nature intended, without artificial interference or height differences.

Technical Features and Foot Health Components

• 0 mm Drop (Zero Drop): Their completely flat sole ensures that the heel and forefoot are at the same distance from the ground, promoting aligned spinal posture and a healthier, more efficient midfoot strike.

• Transition Insole Included: This model is unique in including a transition insole, ideal for those adapting their muscles to minimalism or seeking extra comfort adjustable to their experience.

• Antibacterial Insole: Equipped with hygienic properties that prevent the proliferation of bacteria and fungi, keeping feet healthy and odor-free even after intense workouts.

• Foot Shape Last: The wide toe box ensures that the toes are not pressured, allowing their natural expansion to improve balance and push-off strength.

Why choose Joma Supercross as your barefoot running shoes?

Running with the Joma Supercross barefoot running shoes offers you competitive and health advantages:

1. Superior Breathability: Thanks to the VTS ventilation system, sweat is quickly wicked away, maintaining an optimal temperature inside the shoe.

2. Multidirectional Flexibility: The sole is designed to accompany every turn and flex of the foot, eliminating the rigidity of conventional running shoes.

3. Durability on Asphalt: Its high-density rubber sole resists abrasion without losing the lightness necessary for an agile run.

Product Specifications

• Drop: 0 mm.

• Insole: Antibacterial and removable transition system.

• Last: Anatomical / Foot Shape.

• Sole: High-resistance rubber (Durability).

• Use: Running, functional training, and transition to minimalism.