Incredible grip on a range of terrain
Hikers and trekking enthusiasts have confirmed that kybun shoes always give you a secure foothold. “I wore a pair of kybun Caviar shoes for an eight-week hike through Guatemala and Cuba in the spring of 2010,”
says Christoph Reichert.
“The last six weeks of the trip were filled with rain, snow, mud, and countless rocky terrains in Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. They are the best hiking shoes that I’ve ever had. I didn’t have any blisters, even walking for six to eight hours with a full rucksack. They were simply fantastic, even in wet conditions,”
he says in praise of the shoes.
Effects and benefits:
- Relieves the strain on joints and relaxes back muscles
- Strengthens your foot, leg and core muscles
- Increases calorie expenditure
- Activates the leg and vein circulation
- The soles of your feet are stimulated by ‘touching’ the ground
Customer testimonials
Eugen Jud, Chemist from Switzerland
I wear the kybun shoe all day. The floor suddenly feels extremely hard whenever I switch to wearing regular shoes. I don’t feel any pain in my feet or legs or feel tired when I come home in the evening since I am standing all day at work.
Beate Strittmatter from the Wutach Valley, Germany
I suffer from lymphoedema in my right leg and foot as well as back problems. Ever since I started wearing the kybun shoe, my back pain has reduced dramatically, and I’ve experienced fewer problems with my leg as well. I’ve noticed that walking has become more of an exercise, but without being uncomfortable. Quite the opposite, in fact: I feel like I’m walking on clouds.
Mr Zeller provided excellent advice and support, and showed himself to be a true expert. He was able to provide many helpful tips for my specific problems, and I benefitted from his advice immensely. Getting to test out the shoes for a few days at the beginning was priceless, of course.
Michael Krüsi from Switzerland
It is sensational, it gives you a great feeling. It makes you feel so much better. Everything Mr Müller said is true: you’ve got to rock and move about a bit. You don’t feel any pain and I absolutely approve.
