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World-class science is usually reserved for sports-performance footwear but here at FitFlop, we like to
do things differently. That’s why every sandal, shoe, sneaker and boot we develop is biomechanically
engineered to work with your body alignment and natural movement, undergoing meticulous testing
before it reaches your feet.
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THE RESULT? UNPARALLELED COMFORT, SUPREME SUPPORT AND STYLE. HERE'S HOW IT WORKS, READ MORE...
OUR IN-HOUSE BIOMECHANIST
“We engineer every shoe with the end goal of achieving maximum comfort and to optimise natural movement,” says Dr Kim Lilley, Head of Research and Development at FitFlop. Together with her team, Dr Kim ensures our shoes deliver all-day comfort – without compromise.
LAB TESTED
Our technology is tested at the Biomechanigg Sport and Health Research centre based at the University of Calgary, one of the world’s leading biomechanics research centres, also used by some of the world’s leading sports performance footwear brands. Here we study how our shoes affect muscle activity, pressure diffusion and maximise natural body alignment.
REVOLUTIONARY TECHNOLOGY
From our iconic, pressure-diffusing Microwobbleboard™ tech to our movement-propelling Neodynamic™ midsole, we create world-class comfort technology for a game-changing shoe experience.
FORM & FUNCTION
We don’t believe you should have to choose between style and comfort. We’re as obsessive about the way our shoes look as how they perform. Sleek sandals with hidden cushioning? We made it happen. Platforms that don’t weigh you down? We innovated until we got it just right.
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First launched in 2007 for our debut sandal (the Walkstar®), our triple-density, super-cushioned
midsole is pure bliss. They’re built on our triple-density Microwobbleboard™ heel technology, that can disperse
areas of high pressure to provide instant relief for your feet. Just try on a pair and it’s likely you’ll feel the
comfort factor kick in immediately!
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World-class science is usually reserved
for sports-performance footwear
but here at FitFlop, we like to do things
differently. That’s why every sandal,
shoe, sneaker and boot we develop is
biomechanically engineered to work
with your body alignment and
natural movement, undergoing
meticulous testing before it reaches
your feet. The result Unparalleled
comfort, supreme support and style.
HERE'S HOW IT WORKS, READ MORE...
OUR IN-HOUSE BIOMECHANIST
“We engineer every shoe with the end goal of achieving maximum comfort and to optimise natural movement,” says Dr Kim Lilley, Head of Research and Development at FitFlop. Together with her team, Dr Kim ensures our shoes deliver all-day comfort – without compromise.
LAB TESTED
Our technology is tested at the Biomechanigg Sport and Health Research centre based at the University of Calgary, one of the world’s leading biomechanics research centres, also used by some of the world’s leading sports performance footwear brands. Here we study how our shoes affect muscle activity, pressure diffusion and maximise natural body alignment.
REVOLUTIONARY TECHNOLOGY
From our iconic, pressure-diffusing Microwobbleboard™ tech to our movement-propelling Neodynamic™ midsole, we create world-class comfort technology for a game-changing shoe experience.
FORM & FUNCTION
We don’t believe you should have to choose between style and comfort. We’re as obsessive about the way our shoes look as how they perform. Sleek sandals with hidden cushioning? We made it happen. Platforms that don’t weigh you down? We innovated until we got it just right.
First launched in 2007 for our debut
sandal (the Walkstar®), our triple
density, super-cushioned midsole is
pure bliss. They’re built on our triple-
density Microwobbleboard™ heel
technology, that can disperse areas of
high pressure to provide instant relief
for your feet. Just try on a pair and
it’s likely you’ll feel the comfort
factor kick in immediately!
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