Collaboration product between "Yamato Kobo," a Nara-based geta (Japanese sandal) manufacturer, and Mizuno. The popular C/6 series! Features carbon fiber for durability and reduced fatigue even after long hours of walking. This product can be worn in two ways. Please choose your size according to your preference. ■ Like regular geta, wear them with your heel slightly (1-3cm) extending out. ■ Like fashion sandals or beach sandals, wear them with a snug fit. In 2020, Mizuno focused on geta, a traditional Japanese footwear, as a new approach to its footwear. While retaining the original shape, the "SETTA C/6" model was developed with the latest technology to significantly improve comfort. Mizuno has been using carbon fiber in golf shafts, tennis rackets, baseball bats, etc., accumulating know-how on the properties and processing of the material, and evolving sports equipment with its lightness and elasticity. Carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP), made by impregnating softened plastic with carbon fibers and solidifying it, is lightweight and highly strong. It is expected to be a substitute material for metals in various fields such as airplanes, railway vehicles, automobiles, and electrical appliances. Mizuno Technics Co., Ltd. is already producing parts for TOYOTA "MIRAI" high-pressure hydrogen tanks, ETC opening/closing barrier bars, and has started a full-scale carbon fiber business. This model uses carbon fiber reinforced plastic inside the insole of the geta. The toe area is raised, and the midfoot area is lowered to create an arch shape, realizing a unique rolling sensation and elastic comfort. The footbed is made of cool linen-like woven fabric, and low-resilience foamed urethane is used for the midsole. The tip of the thong (sakkio) is treated with polyester brushed PU processing, providing a good feel against the skin and designed to prevent pain. The outsole, made of cork material, features the logos of "Yamato Kobo" and Mizuno as proof of their joint development. This is a unique Mizuno item where Japanese tradition and technology meet.