Freet Mooch Review: The £37 Barefoot Shoe That Actually Works
The Freet Mooch costs £37.50 and solves barefoot shoes’ biggest problem: most are either too expensive to risk or too minimal and hurt. This one works.
After three months and 300+ miles of daily wear, the 9.5mm stack height prevents foot pain while the zero drop delivers natural posture benefits. Remove the insole later for 6.5mm if you want more ground feel.
At half the price of Vivobarefoot with better durability than budget options, it’s become my default casual shoe. Here’s exactly who should buy these and who should skip them.
