Red Wing Weekender Chukka

Red Wing has carved its name into the American story with tough, dependable footwear for miners, paratroopers, and 9-to-5 warriors. They are one of the most recognized names in quality boots, and their Weekender Chukka is no exception, it is flexible, lightweight and exceptionally wearable to give you the well deserved comfort you need for the weekend. It is made with water, stain and perspiration resistant premium leather, and is built on a ComfortForce foot bed with a strong stitched down construction. Available in two styles.

HOLDEN PUFFY SLIP ON

Like sleeping bags for your feet, these easy-going, comfortable slip-ons for tired feet, are perfect to wear on a long-flight, after a ski session, or by the campfire after days of exploring. Designed specifically for recovery, the post-adventure shoes feature a cozy, PrimaLoft Eco recycled insulation that keeps your toes warm no matter what, and a slip-resistant indoor/outdoor sole so you can keep your feet on any terrain. The water-repellent DWR finish means you c...
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New Balance 247V2

The New Balance 247 silhouette was one of last years best new sneakers. Now the popular sneaker has gained a renewed silhouette, inspired by the first 247 model. The the next step in its evolution goes by the name of 247V2, a second generation build that features a single piece toebox matched with a sprung sock construction that enhances the low-cut design which continues with a cushion centric Revlite sole unit that offers visual interest and lightweight support. T...
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On Cloudhorizon

Built for distance and designed for versatility, the On Cloudhorizon is the brand's most cushioned hiking shoe to date, and now it's available in a sleek new Olive/Thorn colorway. Whether you’re grinding out miles on rugged trails or strolling through the city, this all-terrain shoe delivers comfort without compromise. At its core, the Cloudhorizon features dual-density Helion superfoam, offering plush cushioning for long days on foot. Underneath, Mis...
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