Kizik Wasatch Shoes
Meet the best travel shoes. The Wasatch—along with all other shoes in Kizk’s catalog—is built with HandsFree Labs technology. Think of how easy it’ll be, particularly if you’re someone who has health conditions that limit your mobility and flexibility, to slip in and out of your sneakers as you go through airport screening.
Kolo Aberdeen Waxed Canvas House Shoes
The best reason to have a pair of dedicated house shoes is that the changing of what adorns your feet also signals the shift from the chaos of the outside world to the calm of your private space. The organic waxed canvas exterior develops a patina that’s all your own over time.
Bogs Classic Seamless Mid Farm Boot
BOGS’s classic boot received a thoughtful rework—the seams between the outsole and the upper, where similar styles tend to fail, are gone. This change resulted in a lighter and more durable work boot. It kept its waterproof properties and the sports Rebound cushioning means you can stay on your toes longer.
Red Wing Engineer Boots
A re-issue of its namesake footwear introduced in 1938, these pull-on boots update the silhouette with Black Klondike leather, a rugged Neoprene Cord outsole, and a Goodyear welt construction.
Glerups Boot with Natural Rubber Sole
Produced in their own factory with 100 percent pure, natural wool, these natural rubber sole boots are meant to be worn outside. They’ll keep your feet warm in the cold and cool in the heat, protect against odor, and absorb moisture.
Craft Xplor 2 Running Shoe
Made for road speed and precision movement, this running shoe, crafted with a two-layer engineered mesh upper from 50 percent recycled materials, offers fit, ventilation, and durability for both flat and rugged surfaces.
Fleks Puente Clog
It’s your modern clog made stylish and a delight to wear. The Puente retains the same comfortable foot-feel as the brand’s More Mesa, with the added luxury of sheepskin, suede, and corduroy. The strap with hook-and-loop fastening allows you to customize the fit to your preferences.
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