Seen At 11: Runners Are Ditching Their Shoes And Hitting The Road Barefoot
A new trend is emerging for runners, and apparently "less is more." Runners are hitting the streets without an important piece of gear, their shoes.
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A new trend is emerging for runners, and apparently "less is more." Runners are hitting the streets without an important piece of gear, their shoes.
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