Relax. Realign. Strengthen.

Peluvas have the key characteristics that prevent foot and structural body problems, and support an active lifestyle: no heel elevation or rigid toe spring, and toes that can individually spread wider at the midfoot.

Peluva's toe-spreading toe box and sport-cushioning sole is perfect for those who want a zero-drop, flexible sole with a little cushion for transitioning feet or athletic pursuits!

Peluvas five-toe design and flat, flexible sole enables natural posture, groundfeel, and toe splay. Peluvas provide the ideal environment for the nerves, joints, bones, muscles and tendons to rehabilitate and strengthen.

As a functional podiatrist I look for footwear that supports the natural function of the foot and the important role it plays in controlling human movement. Peluva offers footwear that allows the foot to move as it was designed while creating stability and strength through the toes.

My biomechanics have drastically improved since adopting frequent use of Peluvas. The invididual toe slots are perfect for the human foot I can't recommend Peluva highly enough.

As doctor who works with elite professional athletes, I can tell you that the key features for functional movement are the flat profile, appropriate cushion and support, and independent toes. These shoes are so comfortable!

If you already have happy and healthy feet, walking in Peluvas will bring you comfort and joy. If you are like most who have weakness and dysfunction in your feet, these will slowly restore you.

Minimalist shoes bothered me because I needing more padding to support my varied athletic training. The 10mm of cushion in the Peluva Strand allows me to jump, run, walk, and play without slamming tarsals into the pavement.

Peluva is the one shoe in the world that provides both appropriate cushioning for all terrains and gives you a gentle foot glove/toe spacer feel while wearing them.

Not only are Peluvas great for rucking, but I also love wearing them around the house to help improve my natural postural alignment and gait patterns."