Wearing overly cushioned, pillowy shoes all the time is like wearing oven mitts throughout an entire cooking session—not just when pulling something hot from the oven, but while chopping, mixing, and plating, too.
The mitts dull your senses, restrict movement, and make it harder to use the small muscles in your fingers and wrists—just when you need precision for tasks such as measuring spices and kneading dough.
