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Handmade from natural moosehide for unmatched comfort and grounding.

These women's Earthing black and maple moose hide ballerina-style moccasins are similar to our soft-soled ballet moccasin slippers; however, they have a much stronger and more durable sole, making them ideal for outdoor use as Earthing moccasins. Please enjoy our blog featuring these moccasins with additional product information and photos, "Taking Steps to Re-Connect".

These ladies' ballerina flat moccasin slippers are handmade from genuine moose hide leather. They feature a firm, reliable oil-tan leather Chromexcel sole in a dark brown colour, which is durable and perfect for outdoor use, especially on soft and natural terrains. These women's authentic Native Canadian Indian moccasin slippers are made with all-natural leather. There are no insoles or synthetic materials, allowing you to connect with the ground and feel as if you are walking barefoot. Please note that the soft soles on these ladies' moccasins may feel slippery at first, but they will break in with use. These ladies' Aboriginal-style ballet moccasin slippers come in black or maple tan colours. They feature rawhide laces. 

If you plan to do most of your grounding or earthing on concrete or other abrasive surfaces, we suggest considering this alternative footwear option. While our Heavy Oil Tan moccasin soles are crafted for a more natural, traditional grounding experience, this sneaker-style design features a durable rubber and graphene-enhanced outsole that offers added resilience, flexibility, grip, and conductivity for everyday wear on tougher surfaces.

These handmade ladies' Earthing moccasin slippers are available in women's sizes 4-10. These earthing moccasins run large; order one size down for a proper fit. For half sizes, order one size down (8 order size 7 or 8 ½ order size 7).

Please note: moose is a wild animal, so therefore incurs wounds and scarring during its lifetime. These scars and marks can show up in the leather as what may appear to be imperfections, but in fact are unique to each pair of moccasins. They are part of the animal's storyline.