聽La sandalia es el primer calzado utilizado por el hombre, tiene una antig眉edad similar a la de la cer谩mica y b谩sicamente se trata de una protecci贸n para la planta del pie, una suela sujeta por cuerdas, cintas o correas. La forma de su planta (salvo excentricidades) se ha mantenido cercana a la del pie humano, cosa que no ocurre con la mayor parte del calzado, que ha ido adoptando a lo largo del tiempo patrones distintos, a menudo excesivamente sim茅tricos, que han obligado a nuestros pies a adaptarse a ellos. La sandalia respeta la anatom铆a del pie y permite que los dedos se extiendan y se liberen de la coacci贸n continua a la que se ven sometidos por otros tipos de calzado. 聽El enigma de porqu茅 las hormas de la mayor铆a de nuestros zapatos son distintas a nuestros pies est谩 esperando un buen estudio antropol贸gico…… o psicol贸gico
The sandal is the first type of footwear used by man, having the same antiquity to that of pottery and basically protects the sole of the foot. A sole supported by ropes, belts or straps. The shape of its sole (except eccentricities) keeps the human foot close, something that doesn麓t happen with the majority of footwear, and has been adopted through a distinct pattern over time. Often overly symmetrical, it has made our feet adapt to its shape. The sandal respects the anatomy of the foot and allows the toes to extend, liberating them of the constant constraint to which they are subjected to by other types of footwear. The conundrum of why the molds of most of our shoes are different from our feet is in need of a good antropological study…… or a psychological one.
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