Vibram promotes its Five Fingers shoes as “an intelligent way to deepen your connection with your natural surroundings.” I wasn’t so sure how this applied to sailing, since I generally sail ...

Short Version: There are two kinds of people in the world: those who will wear Vibram Five Finger shoes and those who won’t. After a bout with plantar fasciitis and shinsplints, I joined the former ...

You've undoubtedly spotted the strange footwear on the streets or at the gym -- and if you haven't, you likely soon will. The Vibram FiveFingers have been experiencing a surge in popularity in recent ...

I swore I’d never wear them. We called them the Five Fingers of Suck a few years ago and I was sure they were crazy. Friends, I’m here to tell you I was wrong. And I’m sorry. Here’s my story: I ran a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Although polarizing, Vibram created a buzz among consumers and footwear industry insiders alike when it launched its atypical ...

In March, Vibram Five Fingers will release its first trail-specific running shoe, thus taking its campaign to popularize barefoot running from the smoother paths and beaches to the rugged trails in ...

Before Vibram’s FiveFingers shoe set off a widespread craze for “barefoot” running, Vibram was an unknown brand, albeit a giant in the shoe world. Today, Nike and others are vying to get in on the ...

Vibram has long been an industry leader in providing high quality soles to some of the world’s best shoes, but in 2006 they challenged the conventional with a product that allows you to connect with ...

Earlier this month I explained why I still wear, like, use, and tout Vibram "finger shoes," despite the company's having settled a claim from those who felt its health benefits were overstated. Once ...

No I don’t have a foot fetish. If you’re like me, you probably enjoy being barefoot. Our ancestors went barefoot a lot and arguably it was much better for their feet, posture, and fitness. Why?

TORONTO (Reuters) - It looks weird, like someone put a glove on their foot, but Tony Post insists his company's new shoe is the future of running. Post, the CEO and president of Vibram USA, Inc., said ...