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Reinforced heel counter

The reinforced place in the shoe behind the heel is called the heel counter. Its purpose is to keep the foot in the correct position. Barefoot shoes don't normally have a reinforced heel counter so that the ankle can fully work, strengthen, and hold the whole body on its own, not through passive external support in the form of a heel counter.