What is the longest you have gone barefoot?

	What is the longest you have gone barefoot? I recently took a vacation road trip to Daytona Beach. Intentionally, I didn't bring shoes or sandals, & was completely barefoot for 17 days straight. In answering, indicate where you live, whether you're a student or what your job is, & whether you were on vacation, etc. Asked By: Ryan S - 8/26/2008

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I've been barefoot almost full time for more than eleven years. Only the first few years I wore shoes a handful of times, the first year for two formal occasions (I long stopped doing that since), and the first few winters I got cold toes a few times so I put on shoes just long enough until I got to where I was going. I still carry footwear in my bag when it is freezing, just in case I get stranded somewhere for a really long time, but I've since learned to keep my feet warm by keeping the rest of my body warm & having very good circulation, so the last time I needed to wear it -very briefly- was December 2003, I believe. Contrary to what many people believe, going barefoot is not dangerous, unhealthy or gross. Feet get very tough very quickly; in all those years, I get a tiny splinter maybe once a year, I have NEVER had a cut. That's walking everywhere, indoors and outdoors, in nature and cities, and often enough in littered places like the recycling center, near the bottle bank, running at the train station to catch my morning train, etc, etc. As for germs, our skin is made to keep pathogens out and feet are fully washable. For others, germs will not 'jump' off our soles any more than off the soles of a shoe or off the bare skin that is exposed when someone is wearing sandals or flipflops. There are NO laws against going barefoot in stores or restaurants; unfortunately in the US many stores will set dress codes of their own, but those who claim their policy is based on Health Department laws are misinformed or plainly lying. Nor do insurance companies require or even recommend footwear for customers. In other countries -not just third world countries where health and safety rules are often ignored, but also Canada, Western Europe, Australia- signs and dress codes prohibiting bare feet are rare. I've never even seen a 'no shoes, no shirts, no service' sign here in the Netherlands, nor on my trips to Belgium and Scotland. The only real reason for not going barefoot is social; unfortunately many people equate an alternative habit or way of dress with lack of respect. I think our differences make life more interesting and colorful, and as far as bare feet in particular are concerned, I find the gentle, soft step a much more respectful way of walking than stomping around in a heavy shoe. It makes us aware of our surroundings and of Mother Earth, even on man-made surfaces. I live in the Netherlands, am 40 years old, I go barefoot at work and at home and everywhere else. I work at a history theme park, where bare feet are not out of place since we wear period (prehistory, for me) clothing, but I'm also barefoot when we do maintenance in winter, and I've also been barefoot at my previous job at an internet helpdesk and at some temp jobs in winter season when there is less work at the theme park. It's rarely a problem here, of course jobs that require a uniform or safety footwear would require shoes but in other places I rarely get any complaints or even negative comments. Only teens in groups like to call me names or tell me to put shoes on, but they'll comment on anything out of the ordinary, when I had bright red hair they'd call 'lighthouse' and ask if I were on fire, too. Bare feet aren't seen as something dangerous or gross, in fact many folks know it's quite a healthy practice, although it's also not considered very fashionable and few people do it. Answered By: Sheriam - 8/27/2008

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Back in july i took a trip to panama city with some friends. i brought along flip flops but no shoes but the entire 7 days we were gone i never wore any...i drove from just south of indy to panama city, Florida barefoot. In fact don't think any of us wore shoes that entire time. Answered By: chevyman - 9/1/2008

4 days.I was on vacation,and I didn't even wear shoes the whole time.They stayed in the room.I hate shoes.I have super cute feet,and want to show them off. Answered By: ♥Kylie♥ - 9/1/2008

I have enjoyed a barefoot lifestyle for nearly 7 years now. During that time, my longest barefoot streak was about 100 days while I was on maternity leave. I also have several streaks of two weeks or more when I'm on vacation or away from the office. I am fortunate to live in Texas, where it really is possible to go barefoot 24/7...outside of work. I routinely do all of my shopping and other daily public activities barefoot. Take care and keep em bare! Answered By: barefoothippychick2003 - 8/31/2008

I live in the Atlanta area, but was in Jacksonville for the 4th of July weekend and was barefoot beginning Thursday, 7/3, until noon on Monday, 7/7. That is probably one of the longest stretches for me. I was at the beach, so bare feet there weren't really a big deal, but I went to restaurants and everywhere else in the area totally shoe-free. It was awesome. I had to put on flips on 7/7 to meet my son for lunch. My family is very anti-barefoot. Answered By: barefoot_n_ga - 8/29/2008

During one summer I was barefoot for 20 days. I was a high school student and was working as a lifeguard and artists model so I didn't really need shoes or socks. Currently my partner and I go barefoot at home all the time, including workouts on the bowflex. Much more comfortable. Answered By: kinneticbrian - 8/29/2008

Two weeks while on vacation,and only wear shoes to work. :( Answered By: barefoot_in_texas - 8/29/2008

Pretty much for the last 20 years....shoes are evil, man.... Answered By: barefoot_yank - 8/28/2008

I am a SAHM in Denmark and I have gone several months barefoot, but I didn't keep track of the exact time. I am pretty much always barefoot unless there is danger of frostbite. Answered By: L S - 8/28/2008

I live in new orleans, la. i am a restaurant manager in the new orleans french quarter. usually when i am on vacation, i am barefoot for the entire time. i have 3 weeks vacation per year and usually take it in one week intervals. last summer i was barefoot for 9 days while on vacation. i went to galveston, texas with my lover of the time. i absolutely love galveston. i did not encounter any problems being barefoot. i had a pair of flip flops with me "just in case" but i did not use them. i did not put on shoes until i returned home and returned to work. Answered By: bkcmar - 8/28/2008

I do not have a record of days, like some lucky people do, but I go barefoot whenever and as often as I can. I would welcome and advise that people give going barefoot a chance, it is very freeing! Answered By: lindornea - 8/28/2008

I have been barefoot from Friday after leaving work thru Monday morning when I returned. I work weekends but can get away with being barefoot then. I managed to go into Subway for lunch and buy gas and drive all barefoot. I am barefoot as much as possible. I live in Pasadena, Maryland. When I am not barefoot I am in flip flops. I never wear shows. Answered By: bstenor - 8/28/2008

For me it's probably about the same as you. I do try to stay barefoot as much and as long as possible. Generally, I'll only wear flip flops for maybe 2 hours total out of a 168 hour week. Some weeks, it's not even that long. We just got back from our vacation in the Bahamas. I was barefoot the entire time. With the 2 1/2 days before we left, and the 4 days after we got back I was barefoot for 16 1/2 days straight. That includes boarding and flying on airplanes and in airports, as well as everything on the island. I did have my flips with me, just in case, but they stayed packed away the whole time. I may have had a couple of longer stretches when I was younger, but this was the most recent. Barefoot Tex Answered By: Barefoot Tex - 8/28/2008

Over a weekend, from Friday when I leave work till Sunday when I go to church. The answer would be 41 hours. I work at a steel mill where steel toed shoes are required. Answered By: Ken K - 8/28/2008

What is the longest I have gone barefoot? Interesting question because of its various mitigating factors. Including several conferences and meetings when I had to be shod, I have been barefoot for approximately 5 years. The times I was shod can be measured in hours (approximately 20-25 hours over the past 5 years). The times being barefoot include business and pleasure. My job is a pastor. Everyone around town knows me because of my bare feet. On the few occasions that I had to wear foot ware, people asked me what was wrong. Having said all this, I have a question for the questioner: What is so important, other than giving encouragement to others who are or are thinking about bare footing as a lifestyle, to glean information about how much (often) people are barefoot? Answered By: Terrence Collins - 8/28/2008

14 days, in the summer of 2005, 24/7. Still went to all the same stores, banks, ect. as usual. Just normal daily life in rural Michigan. Source(s): www.barefooters.org Answered By: John T - 8/28/2008

The longest I have gone at a stretch without wearing flips at all is 3 or 4 weeks. I haven't worn closed-toed shoes at all in nearly three years. I'm a stay-at-home mom who also teaches private music lessons on the side. Being barefoot is a regular thing for me and I have never had any trouble going anywhere without shoes. I wear flips once a week to church because I don't want to be a stumbling-block to a couple of older ladies, but that's only 2 hours out of my whole week and my own decision (I could go barefoot to church if I really wanted to) so I don't mind :-) My younger daughter is nearly 14 months old and has never worn shoes. My older daughter is nearly 3 years old and wears shoes when she wants to, but that usually only lasts about 5 minutes before she wants to take them off and be barefoot again. Both girls walked at 9 months old also. I carry them in a sling or put them in the stroller if the pavement is too hot or otherwise questionable. My older daughter is quickly learning what to avoid stepping on and is very good about telling me if her feet get too hot or if she steps on something poky. My husband is also an avid barefooter though he wears shoes more often than I do since he sometimes works outside of the home and one of his clients is a bit podophobic. We live near Seattle, WA so year-round barefooting is possible and we have never had any issues while barefoot in Seattle itself. Barefooting is a wonderful lifestyle! I wouldn't have it any other way! Source(s): http://www.unshod.org/pfbc/ Answered By: Betsy - 8/28/2008

For one week straight after graduating HS. I went from NYC to Ohio. Went everywhere barefoot (shopping, restaurants, etc.). Next time was 4 days straight when I went on vacation to LA and San Francisco. I was disappointed in seeing so few barefooters even in/near Venice Beach. No problems in Century City Mall and one other one in West Hollywood. I've spent weekends barefootin' around the Village in NYC with an ex-gf who also went barefoot everywhere! Answered By: Barefoot Guy - 8/27/2008

So far, I have been barefoot for about 3 months, minus a few small times where i had no choice, it has been very very nice. Going barefoot is one of the smartest, healthiest choices you can make, it will improve your circulation, fix joint problems throught legs and back, rid your of foot fungus and rid you of common foot ailments. I am a student in NY, and the rules will not let me go barefoot, but I am working on fixing that or finding ways around it. I hope you continue going barefoot, the benefits will astound you. Source(s): www.barefooters.org Answered By: Hatchet - 8/27/2008

I have been mostly barefoot now nearly 17 years,go everywhere barefoot,am 52 years young(male) and a full time carer and live in Ellesmere shropshire Answered By: MICHAEL M - 8/27/2008

Difficult to answer since I am retired and haven't really wore shoes and am constantly barefoot everywhere I go so I might guess over seven years. Southern CA and have traveled all over CA, NV UT & ID. Answered By: Al J - 8/27/2008

I wear skiboots in winter, bike shoes year round, and my priest prefers I wear shoes to church. Other than that, I'm almost always barefoot. Since I've been too busy to bike lately, I suppose I've been 2 to 3 weeks without shoes... Answered By: oruboris - 8/27/2008

One week (7 days) Answered By: Robert P - 8/27/2008

Probably like 3 hours at most. when i went to the beach. Answered By: Chris J - 8/26/2008

Never been barefoot outside before 17 days? You weren't in the middle of no where you could of bought a pair at water parks and the beach Im barefoot but that doesn't count Answered By: Lily - 8/26/2008

I've always hated the way the ground feels under my feet, so the longest I am without is when i'm in the shower. I even wear socks and slippers to bed! I just have very very tender feet and I hate when they touch anything. Answered By: Eraserhead - 8/26/2008

The longest i have been barefoot is about 2 or 3 hours in the water on a vacation Answered By: alina_liv - 8/26/2008

I walk around my house barefoot all the time. my family does too and some of my friends. i live in california, im a student, and no not on vacation. Answered By: volleyball_champ23 - 8/26/2008

I'd have to say as soon as my feet developed in the womb, throughout the trauma of passing into this world, until the first day my mother put shoes on my feet. I was too young to remember how long it lasted, but I'm sure that was the longest I ever went without shoes. Answered By: Sanity - 8/26/2008

12 hours... beach day Answered By: Anotherday - 8/26/2008

You can get some nasty foot infections this way at least wear sandals Answered By: mamamia - 8/26/2008

I live in Texas. Probably about 62 hours. If I stay home on the weekends and don't go out of the house (except in my yard), I stay barefoot. So from Friday when I get home from work until Monday when I leave for work. Answered By: Becky - 8/26/2008

Usually bare feet in the house. About 4 hours at the beach. I live in scotland. 16 year old and i am a joiner. Not on holiday. Answered By: Wullie - 8/26/2008

I have gone about 2 months straight Answered By: barefootinquisitor2 - 8/26/2008

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