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The Nike Free Run 2 is a very natural feeling, lightweight running shoe that is perfect for everyone in the family. The outsole is designed in such a way that causes you to walk “heel to toe” as you would barefoot.

PRICE: $135
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The Free Run 3 is more flexible and lightweight than the Free Run 2. It has a stretchy mesh material as well which helps your feet to breathe and be more comfortable. They can be customized if you want to pay an extra $30.

PRICE: $100
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Apparently, there’s a shoe more flexible than the Nike Free Run 3. The Free 4.0 is also much more lightweight, creating a more “barefoot” feel to it. This shoe is only made for men and women though, sorry kids.

PRICE: $90
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According to Nike, The Free 3.0 is the closest to barefoot running that they can offer. It’s more lightweight than the 4.0, has deeper flex grooves, and has the inner mesh sleeve for that snug fit.

PRICE: $100
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The Nike Free Trainer 5.0 will give your feet quite a workout while still providing that natural “barefoot” feel. They are perfect for working out in the gym or going outside for a run.

PRICE: $130
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The Nike Free Haven 3.0 is the perfect balance for maximum speed and “barefoot” running. Like the other Free shoes, it has that mesh sleeve on the inside of the shoe to give you that extra support and comfort.

PRICE: $100
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The Nike Free TR3 5.0 has been compared to the Nike Free Runs quite a bit. They have been known to run a size smaller than listed and not have very good arch support, but they still have excellent traction.

PRICE: $90
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The Free Trainer 7.0 is well known for it’s outsole that actually bends in any direction that your foot wants to move in. Perfect for running, sports, and training of course. Made only in men’s sizes.

PRICE: $100
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According to Nike, the Free Walk is the best if you are looking for the natural “barefoot” walking with support and traction. The lightweight mesh provides both flexibility and breathability, helping to create that “barefoot” feeling.

PRICE: $85
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This men’s shoe is available in a few different styles. They are created for basketball players and runners alike. The design is such that it should mimic barefoot running, but the shoes aren’t created in a minimalist style.

PRICE: $80-$110
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This shoe is available for both men and women. The shoe is specifically designed for triathletes, and it has a snug fit despite the lack of any laces. This allows for an easy slip on and off and the mesh upper allows for breathability.

PRICE: $90-$95
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