Dr. Markus Müller
"Thanks to the kybun shoe we can reduce the dose of pain medication for our patients. Thus the shoe represents an important aid in therapy."
Proven by studies, recommended by experts
The Swiss air-cushion shoe is scientifically validated.
Experts trust our technology
With kybun shoes you experience an unparalleled walking sensation. Similar to a trampoline, when walking and standing you feel a harmonious combination of relaxation and active training. This improves your posture, reduces pain, and makes prolonged standing and walking comfortable again. Professionals also trust kybun.
What experts say
Dr. med. Andreas Gösele
"The shoe suited my foot shape and my needs very well, and for the first time in many years I could wear a shoe without insoles."
Dr. med. Sabine Bleuel
"kybun shoes combine three important factors of healthy and comfortable walking in shoes - the elasticity of every step, comfort - thanks to the perfect shape and spaciousness - and simple training thanks to the principle of the unstable foot."
Prof. Dr. Christian Gäbler
"From a medical point of view, I especially recommend the kybun shoe to patients who have postural defects or knee problems."
Dr. Rolf Hohmeister
"For us doctors, it was actually a vision and a dream that something like this would come."
Dr. Gerard Farkas
"The high damping in the mid- and forefoot area makes the kybun shoe ideal for people with midfoot and forefoot complaints or toe deformities and arthroses."
Dr. Guntner-Niessen
"The shoe doesn't require special attention and yet it's fun to walk consciously in it."
Karl Müller III
"You can try kybun shoes, you can't try surgeries!"
ETH study confirms effectiveness
The Biomechanics Institute of ETH Zurich examined the kybun technology in 2010. They compared walking in kybun shoes with other market-leading health shoes as well as walking barefoot.
The results showed that kybun shoes produce larger movements in the foot and that the motion curves during foot strike are more harmonious. The shoe sole significantly attenuates the force acting on the body in the initial contact phase and makes walking on hard, flat surfaces many times more pleasant.
You can try kybun shoes, you can't try operations!
Karl Müller, Dipl. Ing. ETH, Movement Scientist
