Mens - Rugged Outback - Men's Treadway Double Strap Sandal

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Men's Treadway Double Strap Sandal

$22.99 Reg. $24.99

Lot#: 093485

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This rugged sandal delivers casual style and comfort for every day wear. It features a soft faux nubuck upper with two adjustable straps and an adjustable back strap for a snug fit, cushiony fabric lining, contoured EVA footbed for comfort, and a lightweight, flexible EVA outsole. Fabric and manmade material.
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Wipe dirt and dust off with a clean, dry cloth. We recommend: Instant Shine Sponge for a quick, dust-free shine; Athletic Shoe Cleaner to instantly clean vinyl, nylon, mesh and rubber; and Shoe Shampoo to remove soil from canvas, nylon and fabric.

Men's Treadway Double Strap Sandal 3.5 5 2 2

Excellent Product... I walk 6 miles per day, and I was looking for a lightweight EVA sandal for the warmer weather. I tried this shoe and found it to be extremely comfortable and light, even after walking long distances. It is a fantastic shoe, and I am very pleased with this purchase. I have enjoyed this shoe so much that I have purchased four pairs. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good walking sandal. May 9, 2012

Fair construction. Stiff straps Adjustment straps not padded enough. Edges of plastic on straps rubbed toes and caused blisters. Wore for two weeks hoping the straps woud become more flexible, but they never did. March 7, 2012