Product
Notace Michi 1
Michi 1 is a road-to-gym natural-movement shoe with zero drop, a 15mm stack and an eTPU midsole, balancing flexibility, cushioning and ground feel for running, training and daily commuting. A foot-shaped toe box allows natural toe splay. Reference weight: approximately 180g (brand-listed men’s US 9).
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View product information · 2026-10-05
Selection and use guides
- Choosing Notace: Michi 1, Yama T1 and Koto 1
Road, trail and court demand different movements. Compare drop, stack, outsoles and foot hold across three Notace models, then relate those differences to your own training and everyday routes.
Product Family Overview
Zero drop
15mm stack
eTPU midsole
Approx. 180g (men’s US 9)
Foot-shaped toe box
Custom-pattern rubber outsole
Key Features
Zero drop
Zero drop
15mm stack
15mm stack
eTPU midsole
eTPU midsole
Approx. 180g (men’s US 9)
Approx. 180g (men’s US 9)
Foot-shaped toe box
Foot-shaped toe box
Custom-pattern rubber outsole
Custom-pattern rubber outsole
Related Entry Points
FAQ
Who should wear barefoot shoes?
Barefoot shoes suit anyone seeking natural gait, ground feel, and foot strength development. From daily commuting to CrossFit, trail running to tennis, modern barefoot brands cover most activity scenarios. Start with daily wear and gradually extend to sport contexts.
What are zero-drop running shoes?
Zero-drop means there is no height difference between the heel and forefoot of the shoe. Traditional running shoes typically have an 8-12mm drop, while zero-drop shoes encourage natural foot strike patterns. All Notace products feature zero-drop design across trail, road, gym, court, and daily scenarios.
How do trail and road running shoes differ?
Trail shoes generally prioritise terrain grip, upper protection and secure hold; road shoes focus on paved-surface running. Drop, stack height and fit are separate choices from terrain category. Compare the specific model with your route.
Can you do CrossFit in barefoot shoes?
Yes, and an increasing number of CrossFit and Hyrox athletes are choosing barefoot training shoes. Zero-drop design provides more stable base awareness during squats and deadlifts. Notace's Gym line is purpose-built for this. Allow 2-4 weeks for transition from traditional trainers.
Are barefoot shoes suitable for Hyrox?
Hyrox combines running and multiple training tasks, so balance comfort, grip and stability. Experienced barefoot users can assess specific models in training. Do not make a sudden switch on race day; test distances and movements gradually.
Can barefoot shoes be used for court sports?
Court sports involve braking and lateral movement. Check lateral hold, outsole traction and court rules for the exact model. Notace’s all-scenario philosophy does not make every trail or daily model a specialist court shoe. Test fit in lower-intensity practice first.