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Submitted by boomer29 on October 20, 2007 - 18:29.

"Two months ago I bought a pair of those new Nike Free shoes that are marketed as a sort of anti-shoe for training how to run barefoot, or closer to barefoot, which supposedly helps strengthen your feet and legs in some manner. I wasn't interested in this benefit since I already run barefoot on the beach and".......

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