Exercising while standing upright on the springy elastic kybun mat is the healthy alternative to sitting passively. The springy elastic structure of the mat subtly keeps the foot and leg muscles in constant activity in order to maintain balance and posture. What’s more, combining the kybun mat with a standing desk is an important part of health management. A comfortable workplace increases motivation and employee satisfaction and reduces sick leave absences.
kybun shoes are particularly well-suited for workers who spend long hours standing or are constantly on the go. This newcomer to the world of shoes features unique walk-on-air soles. The soft air cushion supports joints and releases tension in the back and neck. kybun shoes provide comfortable shock absorption and are incredibly comfortable, even after hours of wear.
The relief from plantar fasciitis is good. I worry I’ll never be able to go back to all my other shoes but kybun shoes have already changed my life for the better.
Warum tragen Sie den kybun Schuh? Ich habe mir diesen Schuh gekauft, weil ich meinen Gelenken und Beinen etwas Gutes tun wollte. Ob beim Wandern oder Spazieren, ich trage sie immer. Ich habe bemerkt, dass sie auf dem Eis auch gut sind. Die Kollegen müssen alle auf dem Eis Spikes tragen. Ich kann auf dem Eis gehen, wie wenn nichts wäre und fühle mich sehr sicher. Sie hatten eine Meniskusoperation. Wie erleben Sie die Entlastung? Von der Rehabilitation spüre ich sehr viel im Alltag. Meine Knie sind stabiler. Ich hatte mit diesen Schuhen auch schon ein Training. Jetzt trage ich sie bei der Rehabilitation und sie sind super. Wie ist das Erlebnis auf dem Eis? Wir bereiten hier das Eis vor, müssen es glätten und ich brauche eine Sicherheit. Mit meiner Meniskusoperation kann ich mir ein Sturz nicht leisten. Man sieht ich habe keine Spikes.
I realised that if you sit and work at a computer, you automatically adopt the wrong posture. The standing desk and the mat in combination help me to greatly improve my posture. Since buying them, I really feel that I have less back pain. I regularly had it in the past – and now it’s gone. I feel much more agile and comfortable at work.
Heavy legs, burning feet and back problems – familiar problems for employees in standing professions. [more]
Christian Alder of the ‘Sängerfreunde’ singing troupe repairs and sells household appliances as his day job. [more]
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. [more]
FC St. Gallen regularly demonstrates its skills in front of thousands of spectators. The fitness of players is not just a matter of chance. [more]
FCSG striker and Swiss national player Cedric Itten is back on the pitch after a long injury break. [more]
The Alpine descent in Seewis, a municipality in the Swiss region of Prättigau, attracts hundreds of spectators each year. [more]
For Heidi Stäger the kybun shoe is the best experience of her life [more]
Concert cellist Tess Remy just changed from a plaster bandage to a ankle bandage when she was looking for a comfortable shoe for her concerts. [more]
Christine Weisskirchen works the night shift at a hospital. She suffered for a long time from thick calluses and open areas on her feet. [more]
Ivan Bonderer from Bad Ragaz, Switzerland, is a groundsman at FC St. Gallen. His job sees him take around 25,000 steps each day. [more]
Reto Wambach is a freelance management consultant and lecturer. He used to suffer from back pain. [more]
The Wattenwil old people’s and nursing home actively supports the well-being of its staff. [more]
The FCSG attacker Cedric Itten tore the anterior cruciate ligament and medial collateral ligament in his right knee back in September 2018. [more]
Esther Näf from Widnau, Switzerland, was chosen as the first Samaritan of the Year at an awards ceremony held at kybun World in Sennwald. [more]
Two of FC St. Gallen’s defenders, Nicolas Lüchinger and Philippe Koch, each had to undergo an operation. [more]
Der Rücken schmerzt vom vielen Rumsitzen? Mit diesen einfachen Tricks bringen Sie mehr Bewegung an Ihren Arbeitsplatz. [more]
Heavy legs, burning feet and back problems – familiar problems for employees in standing professions. [more]
Bettina Forrer works as a waitress. For years, she suffered from foot and back pain after long days at work. [more]
Bettina Forrer works as a waitress. For years, she suffered from foot and back pain after long days at work. [more]
Ten years ago, millions of people watched the harmonica player Michael Hirte win the second series of the talent show ‘Das Supertalent’, broadcast on German TV by RTL. [more]
Stefan Burkhalter lives in the Swiss canton of Thurgau and even though he is 43 years old, he is still one of Switzerland’s best Alpine wrestlers. [more]
Hermann Baur spent ten days on his feet at his trade fair booth at the BEA in Bern, Switzerland. [more]
Samuel Schilt works as technical building manager at the Centre for Medical Training in Bern. He was experiencing severe pain, making it necessary to have a surgical implant placed between his sixth and seventh cervical vertebrae. [more]
Marco Sessa had been suffering from pain for quite some time. He first had operations performed on his left, and, later on, on his right hip. A short time later, he was forced to undergo surgery to repair a herniated disc. [more]
The Staubern restaurant in the Alpstein massif is a popular destination. Staff there are on their feet for over 12 hours serving hikers and sightseers on nice days. [more]
As a market stall owner, Oliver Martin often spends hours on end selling his magenbrot and soft-serve ice cream. In the past, the owner of Martin Confiserie Manufaktur quickly developed tired and achy feet. Now, he’s walking on air, and stays fit for far longer. [more]
As the owner of Albert Suhner AG, Michael Eugster is on his feet for at least ten hours every day. Until recently, he suffered from pain in the soles of his feet and had tired legs on a daily basis. [more]
Werner Keusen sells specialist Italian food and wholefoods at his shop and at trade fairs. His work requires him to be on his feet for hours at a time. [more]
Josef Städler has a glassblowing studio and a shop that sells glassware in Gossau, Switzerland. He had been suffering from severe back pain for a long time. [more]
Nurses are always on their feet, helping their fellow human beings. They ensure the well-being of their patients, day in and day out, while often forgetting about themselves. [more]
Pregnancy can be very hard work for a woman’s body, since the joints and muscles are put under a great deal of strain. [more]
Arnold Graf, from Sonnenbräu, a traditional brewery in Rheintal, Switzerland, has been suffering from arthritis pain in his knees for many years. [more]
Stehpulte sind nicht nur gut für den Rücken. Laut einer neuen Studie machen sie auch produktiver, und zwar deutlich. [more]
As a professional chef, Roger Christen is on his feet for over ten hours every day. He usually moves about on a hard floor in a very small space. The work became almost unbearable once he developed a severe case of heel spurs. [more]
Bänz Fiechter recently started work as a coach driver. The 54-year-old previously ran the ‘Wäck’ hotel and restaurant in Emmental, a well-known entertainment venue, for 26 years. [more]
Lydia Zurfluh works in the Uetendorfberg living and working centre for people with speech impairments and multiple disabilities in Switzerland. [more]
Being on your feet all day and still coming home relaxed is a dream for many people with jobs where you’re required to stand all day. [more]
As a porter at a five-star hotel in Bern, Switzerland, Bayram Aktas is on his feet all day. He began feeling pain at some point and bought a pair of air-cushion shoes from kybun. [more]
Following a serious Achilles tendon operation, Duc Huynh of Interlaken, Switzerland no longer had any feeling in the ankle joint. [more]
Gian Kaufmann has turned his passion into his job. The photographer from Rheintal, Switzerland, works for companies and at weddings and VIP events. [more]
kybun shoes are a pleasant surprise for schnapps distiller [more]
Coffee roaster Oliver Künzle impressed by Swiss innovation [more]
The majority of musicians in the Uttwill Musical Society have discovered the advantages of the Swiss air-cushioned kyBoot shoes. [more]
Toni Geser suffers from chronic back pain. It comes on at night and gradually intensifies. Doctors diagnosed him with Bechterew’s disease and prescribed him painkillers. [more]
Professional musicians practise with their instrument for several hours every day. They often do this in an unnatural posture, resulting in tension and pain. [more]
The Swiss folk musician Peter Freund wears the high-tech kybun shoe footwear off stage. Initial reactions notwithstanding, today he feels relief for his knees, comfort and wellbeing. Now he no longer wants to give up soft, elastic walking. [more]
Onstage, her cheerful smile spreads happiness: Manuela Fellner. On her television folk-pop tour, the successful singer's smile was wiped away by painful rheumatism. [more]
Jürg Sieber has suffered from fallen arches since his youth. The innovative air cushion in this shoe has given him immense relief from his symptoms. [more]
Dutchman Olivier van der Staal works as a chef at the Renan community in Bern, where he conjures up delicious meals for residents made with fresh products from the community's own farm. [more]
Priska Hirt is training as a horse physiotherapist. Her serious back pain gave her sleepless nights and was making her consider giving up her dream job. [more]
Santo Palamara was plagued by serious pain in his veins for years. As the operator of the Friulana Osteria & Pizzeria in Munich, he spends hours on his feet every day. [more]
Dora Huguenin works as a museum guide at the Horological Museum in Le Locle. Her heel spur used to cause her severe pain when walking and standing. [more]
Kim Hong-Chul from South Korea is a real fan of everything Swiss. He not only plays the Swiss folk accordeon but also yodels and sings folk songs in the local Swiss German. [more]
The two garage owners Peter Meier and Patrick Odermatt are on their feet for hours every day. Whereas once, in their hard shoes, they complained of tiredness and pain, today they are no longer exhausted after their day at work. The two workmates simply brought a soft, supple surface into their garage. [more]
He owns the most important motocross collection of the whole Europe, he was himself a racing driver: Rolf Hässig. [more]
Today, in his kybun shoes, 53-year-old Jakob Wampfler goes through life joyfully, with a spring in his step. [more]
Barbara Pledl kann endlich wieder schmerzfrei gehen und stehen. Sie denkt sogar ans Tanzen nach Feierabend. [more]
Gopal RajGuru suffered from serious pain in his feet. None of the treatments helped. It was only the kybun shoe, which he came across in Canada, that brought the relief he had long hoped for. [more]
Kurt Inderbitzin has worn the kybun shoes for years. Thanks to the Swiss shoe with its air-cushion sole he has got over his hip trouble [more]
Use kybun to relax and strengthen muscles [more]
The six Swiss chefs are among the best in their field. The dedicated cooks have to stand long in the kitchen and have found the optimal shoe in the comfortable kybun shoe. [more]
The Hamburger football club HSV trains with the kybun mat. They are enthusiastic about the result. Professional footballers tell about their experiences. [more]
Thanks to the kybun shoe, the former top goalscorer can play sport again without pain or limping after his serious injury. [more]
The National Training Center of Tenero integrates the kybun mat into the training program of junior athletes. [more]
Die Lifestyle Moderatorin Patricia Boser hat Claudio Minder im kybun Tower besucht. Dabei hat sie den kyBounder getestet und sich im kybun Büro herumgeschaut. [more]
Schmerzen in der Wirbelsäule haben vielfältige Ursachen. Das Bewegungsprogramm Kybun bringt den Körper wieder ins Lot und bringt ihn mit sanftem Training in die gesunde Bewegung zurück. [more]
«Auf weichem Federboden» stehen statt auf dem Fussboden, mit «ausbalancierter Körperhaltung», ein Gefühl, «als bewege man sich auf weichem Gras, Moos oder Sand». So wird der «KyBounder» angepriesen. Das sind schöne Aussichten für Menschen, die denganzen Tag vor dem Computer am Stehpult stehen. [more]
Das idyllische Roggwil im Thurgau hat neben dem Schloss und zwei Kirchen ein modernes architektonisches Wahrzeichen erhalten: den kybun Tower. Er ist Hauptsitz einer innovativen Firma, die mit einem ungewöhnlichen Bewegungskonzept den Arbeitsalltag umkrempeln möchte. [more]