MEN'S FOOTWEAR

Prioritise comfort, durability, and support. Key features include arch support, cushioning, a wide toe box, and sturdy outsoles for grip. Waterproof membranes keep feet dry, while breathable uppers prevent overheating. Adjustable lacing systems and supportive midsoles help ensure a secure fit and stability across varied terrains. 

Match your footwear to the activity: hiking shoes offer stability and protection for rugged trails, trail running shoes are lightweight and flexible for speed, and approach shoes or trainers provide grip and comfort for everyday use. Consider the terrain, weather, and your foot shape for the best fit. 

Waterproof shoes are highly recommended for wet or unpredictable conditions. They prevent moisture from entering, reducing the risk of blisters and fungal infections. Look for shoes with certified waterproof membranes and sealed seams for reliable protection during hikes, work, or outdoor sports. 

A wide toe box allows your toes to spread naturally, reducing pressure and preventing issues like bunions or cramping during long walks or hikes. This feature is especially beneficial for individuals with wider feet or specific foot conditions, enhancing comfort and stability on uneven terrain.

Try shoes on at the end of the day when feet are slightly swollen. Wear the socks you plan to use outdoors and check for enough space to wiggle your toes. The heel should stay secure, and there should be no pinching or excessive looseness. Adjustable lacing and removable insoles can fine-tune the fit. 

Yes, shoes with proper arch support, cushioning, and a stable heel counter can alleviate pain from plantar fasciitis, flat feet, or bunions. Some models are specifically designed to address these conditions, promoting comfort and reducing the risk of injury during outdoor activities.