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 | MBTs (short for Masai Barefoot Technology) were invented by Swiss engineer Karl Müller. He noticed that schlepping shoeless over Korean paddy fields alleviated his back pain, and that African Masai tribesmen who walked barefoot over bumpy terrain had seriously fit physiques and strong joints. In order to reap these phenomenal physiological benefits on flat ground, he designed the MBT with its signature pivot sole. The shoe is now a 'runaway' success (and as one of the first retailers to stock it stateside, we take some credit for 'stepping up' its profile.) |  | |
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