It takes an Original.

OOFOS® is The Original Recovery Footwear™.

Originals see a reason to bring a new idea to life. We’re proud to partner with these individuals who have taken a different path and built something that hadn’t existed before.

Ryann Torrero is a professional goalkeeper who has competed across three continents and represented Chile in the FIFA Women’s World Cup. Her championship career has been built on relentless preparation, mental toughness and leadership under pressure. For Ryann, recovery is part of the work that keeps her ready to compete at the highest level.

Ryann Torrero understands that elite performance takes more than effort. It takes the commitment to recover and be ready for what’s next.

Showing up, again and again,

takes an Original.

A woman sits on a black folding stool in a locker room, wearing a black zip-front blazer and matching wide-leg trousers with black slide sandals. A soccer ball rests near her feet, and sports lockers, jerseys, and a soccer ball are visible in the background.

“The journey of

recovery is

irreplaceable.”

- Ryann Torrero

A female soccer goalkeeper in a yellow jersey, black shorts, and pink cleats jumps to catch a soccer ball stretched across the white goal frame on a sunny day.

Kris Hartner, a competitive runner and cyclist, founded Naperville Running Company as a place for runners to connect, improve and inspire one another. His expertise in biomechanics and footwear helped him understand the importance of caring for the body. In OOFOS, he saw purpose-built technology that could help athletes
and non-athletes feel better and keep moving.

Kris Hartner recognized the potential of recovery technology and became the first run-specialty retailer to bring OOFOS to his customers.

Seeing things differently

takes an Original.

A man wearing a mint green athletic tank top, black running shorts, and sunglasses leans against a cream-colored metal railing under a clear blue sky.

“It’s always fun to be first on the scene. For me, it starts with seeing something differently.”

- Kris Hartner

A man wearing a black t-shirt with a circular white logo, khaki pants, and black flip-flops sits on a wooden bench inside a retail store.

Jenny Nguyen is the founder and CEO of The Sports Bra, a Portland sports bar that puts women’s sports at center stage. What began as the welcoming space she and her friends could never find has become a movement—giving women’s sports and historically underrepresented communities greater visibility, representation and belonging.

Jenny Nguyen saw a need no one had answered and created something entirely new to meet it.

Making space for what matters

takes an Original.

person sitting outside on green bench wearing black oofos recovery clogs

“I started to daydream about the difference a place like this could make.”

- Jenny Nguyen

person pouring cocktail behind bar

Martinus Evans founded the Slow AF Run Club for runners who had been overlooked and underestimated. After being told his size and pace meant he wasn’t a “real” runner, he created the community he couldn’t find. Today, tens of thousands share its powerfully original belief: running belongs to anyone who chooses to run.


Martinus Evans challenged conventional thinking and opened an experience to people who previously felt like outsiders.

Running your own race

takes an Original.

Three people sitting on outdoor stone steps wearing matching graphic t-shirts from Slow Al Fun Club. The central man wears a green camouflage-patterned shirt, while the man on the left wears a red patterned shirt and the woman on the right wears a blue shirt.

“There was nobody serving the back of the pack. That was the first inkling: I need to create something.”

- Martinus Evans

A man outdoors wearing a dark green graphic t-shirt with a cartoon turtle pattern and the text 'SLOW AF RUN CLUB', while tossing a black shoe in the air.

Mandi Caskey, also known as Miss Birdy, is a contemporary muralist who brings imaginative storytelling into public spaces. She transforms blank walls into vivid worlds. Each mural grows from its community, creating a place where people can connect and see their experiences reflected in something extraordinary.


Miss Birdy shares an original point of view at a scale which allows people to experience art in a new way.

Seeing beauty in an empty space

takes an Original.

A woman with tattoos stands in front of a blue brick wall, wearing a black short-sleeve button-up shirt tied at the waist over a red top, black distressed denim shorts, and black flip-flops.

“I create each mural as an original piece of storytelling that can become part of its community.”

- Miss Birdy

A person wearing black paint-splattered denim shorts and a black t-shirt, holding black flip-flops in a studio filled with paint cans. The back pocket of the shorts features a large, colorful paint-splatter design.

To be an Original is to see a new possibility and bring it to life. At OOFOS®, we’re inspired by people who are driven by the passion to make something meaningful.