Are there any minimalist shoes that you would wear in public?

>>12278055
Oh hey, a fellow believer in dressing for sanity and health.
Check out Otz Shoes, undoubtedly the best looking minimalist brand. Vivobarefoot also has good looking shoes. Soft Star can work in some aesthetics. In warmer times, huaraches are the way to go.

I just started wearing regular shoes again after three years of minimal, which got my feet back into their natural shape and now I have very wide and muscular feet.

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>>12278055
If you wanna get a techwearish look, I think the Vibram Furoshikis are nice

>>12278092
I (not OP, the other guy) tried these, bought the winter edition, and have to say they suck. Very narrow silhouette, very restraining, which is exactly what a minimalist shoe shouldn't be, and all around cheap and shitty.

Muroexe
Make sure they fit your feet properly though v

>>12278076
Thanks, i'll look into those.

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>>12278076
I love my Soft Stars. They'll be getting their first resole soon, after nearly 2 years of regular wear.