There was a time when all shoes had a right and a left. However, in 1969, Giancarlo Zanatta had the idea that forever changed the apres-ski footwear industry: the first ambidextrous snow boot—a celebration of the natural symmetry of the world and the individuality of each human being.

Since 1969, Moon Boot has celebrated design and comfort by offering freedom of movement that recalls those who see no difference between right and left. Ambidextrous people are believed to have greater cognitive flexibility, making them more suited to a wide range of situations. In this, they are also more inclined to problem-solving and endowed with excellent motor skills, without distinctions between one side and the other. In sports, ambidextrous athletes have a strategic advantage that can take them far.

The same applies to Moon Boot, a pair of icons since 1969. Between them, there is no difference. Few other objects can boast the same flexibility. Socks, flippers, armbands... But Moon Boot, more than any, has made that lack of distinction between right and left its hallmark. It has done so by offering pairs of identical products that are unexpectedly perfect for each foot, breaking down traditional preconceptions. The same concept is applied not only to its historical models but also to the new ones.

With Moon Boot, every step is equal to the other—and it doesn’t matter which will be the first. The important is to take it.