Differences in footwear
Wide toe box
With real space for your toes to spread naturally without pressure so the shoe adapts to the foot.
Narrow toe box
Forces the foot to adapt to the shoe, compressing the toes and limiting their function.
Flexible and thin sole
Protects without blocking flexion and ground adaptation.
Thick or rigid sole
Isolates from the ground and can reduce the feedback reaching the foot during contact.
Zero drop
Same height at heel and forefoot: a more stable and balanced feeling of support.
Elevated heel or drop
Changes the support and can alter how loads are distributed.
Flexible shoe
Designed for natural movement, this shoe is completely flexible, allowing the foot to adapt and move freely with every stride.
Rigid structures
Can reduce freedom of movement and alter your gait.
Foot activation
The foot works harder with every step — key for support, stability and control.
Greater external support
Rigid structures that can reduce the active work of the foot.
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Frequently asked questions
Standard shipping typically takes 2-5 business days within Europe and 3-7 business days for the rest of the world. Express shipping is available for Spain with delivery in 1-3 business days.
You have 14 days to request an exchange or return. The first size exchange is free within mainland Spain and the Balearic Islands, while international exchanges and returns are subject to flat rates starting at €5–€10 depending on the location. For the Canary Islands, Ceuta, and Melilla, customers are responsible for managing their own shipping and any necessary customs procedures.
Yes, we ship to over 50 countries worldwide. Shipping rates vary by location.