Kids' barefoot trainers with a wide toe box, zero drop and a flexible 5 mm sole. More about the product ↓
Foot width
How do I find my foot width?Measure the length of your foot and its width at the widest point across the toes. Divide the length by the width: the lower the number, the wider the foot. If ordinary shoes feel loose, your foot is probably narrow; if they pinch your toes, it is probably wide.
medium wide, medium, wideFlexibility
What does flexibility mean?How easily the sole bends and twists. A very flexible sole is thin and soft, closest to walking barefoot. A firmer one is thicker and stiffer, good for winter, rough terrain or getting used to barefoot shoes.
flexibleInstep height
What does instep height mean?How high the top of your foot is. You have a high instep if ordinary shoes press on the top of your foot or are hard to slip into. Then choose shoes with laces down to the toe or with Velcro.
mediumMaterials
brushed leather, textileSeason
spring, summer, autumn
-30%
Discount 20,3 €
Hana Tonarová, children's physiotherapist (HoneyCare.cz)
Ambassador review
"I was delighted with the Cupertino. They are wonderfully flexible shoes with a perfect shape for the toes. The big toe side is nicely straight, so the big toe has enough room to push off properly, which strengthens the foot naturally.
Kids' barefoot trainers with a wide toe box, zero drop and a flexible 5 mm sole. Easy to put on with velcro and elastic laces, made in Portugal.
RAYVE Cupertino Junior are kids' barefoot trainers that respect the natural development of your child's feet. Light, flexible and roomy, they are just what first and later shoes should be. The updated cut is narrower in the heel, so they hold the foot securely.
The combination of nubuck and textile gives you durability and breathability, while the thin sole lets your child feel the ground and use their feet naturally. The simple fastening makes the shoes easy to put on and keeps them in place on the foot.
Fit
anatomically shaped wide toe box
suit medium to wider feet
fit a medium to narrow heel
suit a medium to high instep
zero drop: heel and toe are on the same level
Features
flexible rubber sole (5 mm)
light, breathable materials
fastening: velcro + elastic laces
removable insole: the shoes can also be worn without it
with proper care, your barefoot shoes will last a long time
REVIEW
"I was delighted with the Cupertino. They are wonderfully flexible shoes with a perfect shape for the toes. The big toe side is nicely straight, so the big toe has enough room to push off properly, which strengthens the foot naturally.
What is great is that even though the toe box is wide, the shoe sits well on the heel and does not slip. The sole is designed to stabilise the heel and help keep it in the right alignment. The lightly reinforced back of the shoe really helps here. Children can put them on easily by themselves, and from experience I know they are very durable."
Hana Tonarová, children's physiotherapist (HoneyCare.cz)
What you may want to know about RAYVE Cupertino Junior
Are they suitable for new walkers?
Yes. The flexible sole and anatomical shape support natural movement from the very first steps.
How well do they stay on the foot?
The combination of velcro and elastic laces makes them easy to put on while holding the foot securely, so the shoe stays where it should.
Are they suitable for everyday wear?
Yes, they cope with everyday city wear, playgrounds and walks. They are light and comfortable, and children usually don't want to take them off.
How do they feel when walking?
Children can feel the ground naturally and use their feet actively, which supports natural movement.
Where are the shoes made?
The shoes are made in Portugal with an emphasis on quality and attention to detail.
Have a question about this product?Customer service: · orders@premiumbarefoot.com, we reply within 12 hours.
Parameters
SeasonSpring, Summer, Autumn
MaterialsBrushed leather, Textile
Flexibility
What does flexibility mean?How easily the sole bends and twists. A very flexible sole is thin and soft, closest to walking barefoot. A firmer one is thicker and stiffer, good for winter, rough terrain or getting used to barefoot shoes.flexible
FasteningElastic laces, Velcro
Heel counter stiffness
What does heel counter stiffness mean?How stiff the back of the shoe around the heel is. A soft heel counter gives way, a reinforced one holds the heel more firmly.Lightly reinforced
Instep height
What does instep height mean?How high the top of your foot is. You have a high instep if ordinary shoes press on the top of your foot or are hard to slip into. Then choose shoes with laces down to the toe or with Velcro.Medium
Shoe heightLow
Ankle shape
What does ankle shape mean?How wide the shoe is around the ankle. A wide shape suits a stronger ankle or calf, a narrow one a slim ankle.Medium
Foot width
How do I find my foot width?Measure the length of your foot and its width at the widest point across the toes. Divide the length by the width: the lower the number, the wider the foot. If ordinary shoes feel loose, your foot is probably narrow; if they pinch your toes, it is probably wide.Medium Wide, Medium, Wide
UsageCity
UpperSkin, Textile
Lining and InsoleTextile
SeasonSpring, Summer, Autumn
GenderChildren's, Girls, Boys
ColorsBlack
Barefoot
What does barefoot mean?The shoe has a wide toe box, a flexible sole and zero drop, so the heel and toe are level. It has no arch support or heel.yes
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