Biomechanics results behind kybun

Biomechanics results behind kybun

The Institute for Biomechanics at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, conducted a study to investigate the influence of the kybun and Joya shoes on the gait pattern when walking and running and to examine the forces placed on the feet. With stunning results!

The study included 12 test subjects (barefoot, kyBoot, Joya, MBT, and Joyssy for 3 test subjects), high-speed video recordings of impacts on the ground, kinetic measurements of ground reaction forces and kinematic measurements of the position and movement of the body. Some key outcomes show kybun shoe subjects has less pressure placed on joints, and a smoother transition between pronation and supination (a well-known cause of Achilles and patellar tendon issues).

The full report is available here!

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