PODCAST: PhDr. Petr Exnar: leguano brand distributor for the Czech Republic

PODCAST: PhDr. Petr Exnar: leguano brand distributor for the Czech Republic PODCAST: PhDr. Petr Exnar: leguano brand distributor for the Czech Republic

Stories and Brands Walking, Movement and Health Podcast naBOSo

Listen to an interview with PhDr. Petr Exnar – an athlete, politician and, above all, the distributor of leguano barefoot shoes for the Czech Republic.

 

‘Barefoot isn’t just about health – it’s also about freedom. I kept looking for something to go wrong and waiting for it to happen, but I just felt better and better. These days I don’t wear any other shoes,’ says PhDr. Petr Exnar – a barefoot enthusiast, athlete, politician, philanthropist, idealist, and also the distributor of leguano barefoot shoes for the Czech Republic – who is interviewed by Jirka in this episode of naBOSo mluVÍ.

Petr doesn’t have far to come to naBOSo – our shop and the leguano barefoot shoe bricks-and-mortar store were both established in 2015 just a short distance from each other. From the very beginning, we’ve enjoyed excellent cooperation, and we believe our friendship will continue well into the future. In the interview, you’ll also find out what communication with the German manufacturer is like, how well the brand is doing worldwide, what all goes into the price of leguano shoes, and what these barefoot shoes can withstand.

Enjoy listening.

In today’s episode, you’ll learn:

  • Introduction (0:00)
  • How the German brand leguano made its way to the Czech Republic (0:45)
  • The brand’s development – from 15 shops to a hundred (7:35)
  • Why does the price tag on these shoes often exceed 4 000 Kč? (9:40)
  • Did the Covid period affect the brand and customers? (16:30)
  • leguano’s outlook for the future (22:03)
  • Cooperation between naBOSo and leguano (25:05)
  • The difference between Fivefingers and leguano (26:07)
  • Why are there usually no discounts on leguano? (27:22)
  • How much bigger should a shoe be than your foot? (30:18)

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