Why Some Grounding Shoes Might Not Be Grounding You – And How to Fix It
Grounding shoes are designed to reconnect you with the earth’s natural energy, but what if you’re not feeling the effects? In this exclusive interview, we explore the key reasons why some grounding shoes might not work for you at certain moments—and how to make sure you’re getting the full grounding experience.
Common Reasons Your Grounding Shoes Might Not Be Working
- Dry or Insulated Surfaces – Grounding shoes require direct contact with conductive surfaces like grass, soil, sand, or unsealed concrete. Wearing them on dry asphalt, sealed concrete, or indoors will limit their effectiveness.
- Socks Blocking Conductivity – While Harmony 783 shoes are designed to ground you, thick or synthetic socks can act as a barrier. Opt for barefoot wear or conductive socks to ensure proper grounding.
- Low Body Conductivity – Factors like dehydration or dry skin can affect how well your body conducts electrons. Staying hydrated and maintaining skin moisture can improve grounding.
- Worn or Dirty Conductive Materials – Over time, dirt or wear on the conductive footbed or outsole can reduce effectiveness. Keeping your shoes clean and checking for wear can help maintain grounding function.
How to Ensure You’re Grounding Properly
- Test your shoes using a grounding continuity tester to confirm conductivity.
- Walk on naturally conductive surfaces like grass or wet sand for the best results.
- Stay hydrated and wear natural or grounding socks (or go barefoot inside your shoes for direct contact).
Watch the Video to Learn More
In this video, we dive into the details of why grounding might not be working for you in certain moments and how to troubleshoot it. Get expert insights on maximizing the benefits of your Harmony 783 Luxe Grounding Shoes and making every step count.
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