HOW TO MAKE HUARACHES AT HOME

Tutorial on how to make barefoot huaraches at home.

[@simplekindofman6265]

Just bought some Vibram material and your video is great. Better than most I have watched on making the Huaraches.
Not sure where you are located but it looks like the southwest Texas or NM. I grew up in the Hill Country of TX and it is very similar.

[@ramonbannister9498]

Where do you get the materials? And by the way, nice pair of feet on both of you!

[@vhancock7930]

what length are your shoelaces?

[@apradase]

Depending on foot size around 120 and 150 cm

[@carreteFILMSPro]

Why don't u use the actual tire rubber material, thicker last longer like the real Raramiri huaraches...

[@apradase]

Because the issue is to go bare foot or as close as possible

[@gator83261]

Nice.

[@dart70ca]

To second the first comment; what material do you prefer for the sole and where do you source it from?

[@apradase]

The material I use is Vibram dune. I buy the material in www.curtidosanton.com/

[@VladislavPotapov]

@@apradase It's Vibram Mandorlo Dunas material right? The one you're using in the video is it 5 or 10 mm thick? And thank you for the video once again. It's very inspiring!

[@apradase]

@@VladislavPotapov Yes, Vladislav, it's correct. And the thickness id 5mm

[@Dinu-desculţ]

Yeah ... Interesting, but for me, barefoot is better 🦶🏼🦶🏼❗

[@apradase]

Yes, I agree, but some of us need a transition, and for me, this works pretty good as such.

[@Dinu-desculţ]

Yes, dear @@apradase , I understand this. But I made this transition earlier, since I was 2 years old (in 1963). Now I'm a convinced "barefoot hiker".
Anyway, the "flip-flops" were better than the "adidas" (especially in the snow) ❕🙂