BÄR care tips for your suede shoes
Suede leather (also called suede) refers to all suede-like leathers with a velvety, textured, or roughened surface.
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BÄR care tips for your mixed-material shoes
To remove dirt, use a textile brush. This can easily be done under lukewarm water, with the help of our mild cleaning product “BOOM…
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We’re still often at home and working remotely—how can we stay active?
After a busy morning working from home, at home in the kitchen, at the workplace, or perhaps even after a very comfortable morning with…
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Sensorimotor skills
We have already learned a lot about the foot, dear readers of my blog! You have read about how the foot developed and how it changes over the course of...
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This is how you can make your BÄR shoes last longer! All around the foot👣
Wow, we’re delighted! Our Veronika Reinhold takes care of our customers in sales with expertise and warmth.
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Foot and Myofascial System
In my previous blog posts, we explored the functional structure of the foot and its mobility through muscles and tendons in the biomechanical process of…
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Fit throughout the day – what can we do for our feet?
It starts early in the morning, right after waking up: When stretching and moving around in bed, we shouldn’t forget our feet.
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The high mountains
But even in midsummer, the high mountains have their hazards for hikers. Many alpine trails require not only sure footing but also a strong…
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What to look for when buying shoes
At BÄR, we naturally pay close attention to the specific shape of your feet—is it narrow or rather wide, or have you already experienced individual changes to your feet…
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Foot development
An important step in the development of the foot was bringing the big toe closer to the other toes.
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Functional Anatomy of the Foot
These bones are connected to one another by joints with their capsules and strong ligaments; together, they ensure the stability and…
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Biomechanics – The arches of the foot
The arches are elastically tensioned. They are passively secured by strong ligaments and actively supported by the muscles.
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