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This sneaker is perfect for trail running thanks to its flexible yet rugged material that can take a beating time and time again.
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With the Under Armour Curry 6 SL Golf Shoes you’ll never deal with sore knees or a stiff back because of inferior support arch support.
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In addition to its Gore-Tex membrane, the upper of the Danner Light 40th Boot is composed of full-grain leather and 100D nylon.
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The XXXIV is one of the lightest shoes made by the Jordan Brand; a size 9 weighs just 13.1 ounces.
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The hiker has a Continental rubber outsole for the traction you’ll need and a Boost midsole for comfort as you trample across the trail.
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The shoes will hit stores on September 7, coming in white on black on white and ninja-like black on reflective silver colorways.
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The BauBax Travel Shoes are made from coconut coi, bamboo, merino wool, and natural latex for a comfortable fit that’s still durable.
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The outsole is made of a durable Vibram gum and the sole itself is replaceable, so you can have the sole replaced for a reduced cost.
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The Phoenix is finished with matching laces of certified organic cotton and an antibacterial lining that is designed to kill foot odor.
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With plans as little as $20 per month, this is a much more affordable option than going to a sporting goods store or mall.
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This leather sneaker is perfect for all activities. From pairing with jeans to khakis, the shoes are comfortable and designed to last.
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Your back may strain under the load of your heavy backpack, but the Arc’teryx TR GTX promises to save your feet.
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The classic 997 was designed by Seven Smith, a legend in the shoe design industry, but the updated 997H brings in a new ENCAP midsole.
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A closer look at the imported vegetable tanned leather reveals a gradient gesture unlike any you’ve ever seen before in a shoe.
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Since its founding in 1905, Red Wing has set the standard for what it means to craft a boot that can last a lifetime.
