How to choose the size?

Skinners Comfort 2.0 sock shoes serve as a reliable partner when travelling, hiking or as a backup shoe for trips. It offers plenty of room for toes that no longer need to be squeezed. With a wider toe box, you'll be in total comfort and your feet can move the way nature intended.

How to measure your foot correctly?

With a higher cut and narrower toe box, Skinners Compression 2.0 offer optimal support and stability. They adapt perfectly to your feet and ankles, providing balance and security with every step. They are the perfect choice for dynamic sports and activities.

How to measure your foot correctly?

Children's sock shoes are designed to support children in every active movement. They protect their feet while ensuring proper foot development. Your children will feel free and comfortable with every step.

How to measure your foot correctly?

If you are choosing your first barefoot shoes, we recommend choosing the Regular version. Regular also fits those with narrower to normal feet.

The Wide version, available on select models, is designed for those who need more room in the toe box and instep area. If you are new to the barefoot world and have a wider foot, choose the Wide.

The Wide version is available on select models in all sizes from EU 36 to EU 47.

If you are choosing your first barefoot shoes, we recommend choosing the Regular version. Regular also fits those with a narrower to normal foot.

The Wide version is designed for those who need more space in the toe and instep area. If you are new to the barefoot world and have a wider foot, choose Wide.

The Wide version is available on selected models in all sizes from EU 36 to EU 47.

The Regular version falls in its width into the circumference group G. It is suitable for narrower to normal feet. We also recommend it to those who are new to barefoot footwear.

The Wide version is designed for those who need more space in the area of ​​the fingers and finger joints. The shoe itself is not only wider in the front part, but overall more voluminous and thus falls into the perimeter group H. If you are not new to the barefoot world and have a wider foot, choose Wide.

The perimeter groups are marked with the letters E, F, G, H, I and K. The higher the letter of the alphabet, the wider and bulkier the shoe is. The difference between individual peripheral groups is 6 mm.

In general:
F - slender, narrower foot
G - standard foot width
H - the foot is wider and bulkier in the area of ​​the toe joints
I - extra large foot
K - the widest type of shoemaker's hoof, intended for a non-standard foot - with swelling, a fallen arch or excessively wide