Personalized custom embroidered skiing design on taslan nylon windshirt
Personalized custom embroidered skiing design on taslan nylon windshirt
Custom embroidered skiing design & 1 line of text on Sigma taslan nylon windshirt, ribbed knit collar, cuffs & bottom, nylon taffeta lining
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KEEN Presidio Shoe - Women’s Even if you’re stuck in the city, you can still take on the urban landscape like mad in the Keen Women’s Presidio Casual Shoe. The waterproof leather upper makes these ideal for any season, and the leather and moisture-wicking synthetic lining keeps your feet dry, too. A Metatomical EVA footbed cushions your foot with each step, which allows you to walk that extra mile.
Product Features
- Material: Waterproof leather
- Lining: Leather
- Sole: Carbon, non-marking
- Lacing: Standard
- Shank: No
- Recommended Use: Casual, urban adventures
- Warranty: 1 Year
Customer Review: The Most Comfortable Walking Shoe Ever!
I was turned on to this brand by a great Girlfriend who didn’t steer me wrong. They are light, comfortable, well made and the most comfortable closed shoe I own. Whether you’re walking around NYC or walking around Athens, Greece…you won’t regret buying these. Now I want more in other colors!
Customer Review: most comfortable shoe I’ve ever worn
I have problems fitting shoes because my heel is narrow and my toe area is wider. The Keens are perfect for that. I chose the Presidio because of it’s classic styling. The instant I put the shoe on, I knew I was going to be buying it. It was immediately comfortable and required no breaking in period. The footbed is very supportive with the best arch support I’ve worn.
I agree with the other review that says these fit about a half size smaller than normal. So if you’re ordering on-line, be aware of that.
I also own a pair of Arroyos, that I have just bought and haven’t yet put to a real test, but they too are very comfortable.
These will be, I’m positive, only the start of my collection of Keen-wear because I now have no inkling to purchase any other brand!
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