Children's Barefoot Trainers PEGRES TENISKY BF 57 Pink

PEGRES TENISKY BF 57 are lightweight and stylish barefoot trainers for older children who want comfort and a modern look for school and leisure time.

Thanks to the breathable mesh and textile lining, your feet stay comfortable all day long. The barefoot construction with a flexible sole and extra wide toe box supports natural movement and healthy foot development.

Fit

• extra wide anatomical toe box
• suitable for dominant big toe and splayed toes
• fits wide and medium feet
• suitable for medium instep
• fits narrow to medium heel

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Features

• thin, flexible sole
• ideal for school and leisure
• fastening: 2 velcro straps
• season: spring, summer, autumn
• zero drop (natural foot position)
• rubber toe cap for protection against wear and dirt
• lightweight, soft and maximally flexible
• modern minimalist design

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Size Chart

How to Choose the Right Size

Measure your foot length and add 9–12 mm growing room.

If you're unsure about the right size, visit our shop.

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Material

Breathable and lightweight materials for active children.

• upper: quality mesh
• lining: textile
• sole: flexible rubber

How to Care for Your Shoes

• remove dirt with a soft brush
• wipe with a damp cloth and leave to dry
• do not machine wash or dry near heat sources
• for longer life, we recommend using waterproofing spray

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What You Might Want to Know About PEGRES BF 57

1. Are they suitable for school?
   Yes, thanks to their comfort and durability, they're ideal for everyday wear to school and leisure activities.
2. How well do they breathe?
   The mesh upper ensures excellent breathability even during warmer days.
3. How do they fasten?
   Two velcro straps allow quick and easy putting on and adjustment.
4. Are they durable?
   Yes, the rubber toe cap protects the shoe from abrasion and extends its lifespan.
5. Why barefoot footwear for children?
   It supports natural movement, stability and healthy foot development.

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Why Wear Barefoot Shoes

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