Are they socks? Shoes? A little bit of both? We’re not exactly sure. One thing is certain, though – Skinners Ultraportable Pocket Footwear is hella comfortable. The minimalist adventure footwear is designed to be the ultimate companion for your feet by providing you with comfort, stability and an easy way to take them with you no matter where you go.
Each pair of Skinners is equipped with StretchKnit fibers to help them securely mold to the shape of your feet, along with added toe protection up front and water-resistant materials on the bottom to help you traverse damp grass. Antibacterial fibers woven into the footwear keep them from stinking up the place and anti-abrasive Swedish polymers help ensure they can take a beating. Most importantly, Skinners roll up to a size that can easily fit into your pocket or small compartments in your luggage.
They’re perfect for running and hiking if you’re into barefoot sports, yoga, around the office and, of course, on a long plane ride so you don’t have to spend hours sitting with your shoes on. Since they can be worn just about anywhere, they make the perfect travel companions. They come in two designs to choose from, black and athleisure, depending on your personal style.
Skinners Ultraportable Pocket Footwear is available now online and retail at $59.90 a pair. Head over to the website to check out more information on features and colors currently available.
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