> Maybe if you live in a yoga studio. I mean, I live in a house - and that house has either carpet, tile, or a covered in hardwood, so that's a good place for

> Maybe if you live in a yoga studio. I mean, I live in a house - and that house has either carpet, tile, or a covered in hardwood, so that's a good place for being barefoot. Finding flexible, neutral footwear for most anytime else is not a problem. The spectrum is flip flops to the most fashionable trail runner. I'm a buddy with one the biggest proponents of minimal footwear during the whole born to run craze. He'll still jog barefoot, but only for like, 10 minutes after his real run. He needs shoes like the rest of us, since his goal is to run fast.