kybun Video-Statements

Here you can watch and read through Video-Statements about our products.

Unevenness under foot is absorbed by the sole

Hans-Peter Schmid from Zurich has been blind from a young age. Because he can’t see the ground, he takes in information through his feet. And this is exactly what made him sceptical about trying the Swiss air-cushion shoe from kybun.

Out and about for longer – all thanks to the kybun shoe

Reto Wambach is a freelance management consultant and lecturer. He used to suffer from back pain.

Goodbye, knee pain! Hiking in the kybun shoe is a true joy

Lucija Kaderli from Seftigen in Switzerland’s Bernese Highlands suffered from knee pain for a long time.

Bad RagARTz – Art that moves

400 works by 90 artists from 13 countries will be presented at the BadARTz OpenAir Art Exhibition.

Knee pain relieved

Thanks to kybun shoe, Robert Dönni has recovered his quality of life
[Translate to English:] kyBoot Sorak W Red

kybun shoe - probably the most comfortable hiking shoe in the world

In the autumn, we took the new Sorak Black and Red outdoor shoe in our standart collection.

Pain-free at work with kybun

Bettina Forrer works as a waitress. For years, she suffered from foot and back pain after long days at work.

Heel spurs and slipped discs: Shoe alleviates pain

Samuel Gerber had to use crutches until recently because the pain he suffered was so severe. Neither insoles nor therapies alleviated the pain in his heels.

From the Cantonal Court to self-employment

Thomas van Haaften worked for the Cantonal Court of Zurich for 26 years. At the age of 48, he decided to change careers and took the plunge into the world of self-employment.

Reducing hip, back and osteoarthritis pain

Stefan Venzin was taking painkillers to battle his severe hip and back pain. Despite this, he still was unable to stand or walk for long periods.

Pain-free in spite of heel spurs

Ulrike Rausch suffers from heel spurs. She has seen four specialists in the hope of alleviating the pain.

Hiking shoes that reduce arthritis pain

Hansruedi Siegrist suffers from severe arthritis pain in his right knee. He nearly had to give up his dream of climbing Kilimanjaro, which measures 5,895 metres, for that reason.