1. Men's WALKABOUT Leather Casuals
Our Men's WALKABOUT With RESPONDER Sole Offers Shock-Absorbency & Durability A 170-pound man taking 8,000 steps a day can place 1,000 tons of stress pressure on his feet. Our multi-layered RESPONDER sole is designed to noticeably reduce that stress, with it's "Endurance" Layer to resist abrasion and it's "Energizing" Layer for shock absorbency. Choose from QUICK GRIP straps or the traditional lace-up. Soft Leather Uppers ... padded collars and tongues ... FOOTONIC II contoured cushioned inserts ... and breathable, moisture-wicking linings to keep your . . .

2. Men's WALKABOUT Leather Lace-Up
Men's WALKABOUT Leather Footwear ... A Great Way To Keep Fit! Cushioned walking comfort is yours in these Leather WALKABOUT Shoes. Soft, leather-covered padded collar and tongue cushion and protect. FOOTONIC II contoured, cushioned insert. You benefit from excellent shock-absorbency and durability.

3. New Balance 2001 Running Shoe
NEW BALANCE 2001 RUNNING SHOE Best of the best from New Balance. They remain true to their running shoe heritage with this elite, "Supportive Cushioning" sport shoe. It features their upper level, N-ergy V 2.0 system midsole technology for superior durability, cushioning and shock-absorbency, as well as medial and lateral stability. Removable, ABZORB SBS footbed for energy return. C-CAP midsole aids flexibility. Synthetic/mesh upper. Solid rubber outsole. Crafted in USA. SL-1 Last.

4. Fin & Feather Leather Sport Boots
Men's Fin & Feather Footwear With Naturally Soft "Tumbled" Leather And CUSH-N-EEZ We built these styles to take you off the trail where the going can get treacherous. They have our multi-layer CUSH-N-EEZ construction for additional stability and shock-absorbency. You'll appreciate its softness as well as its durability during "off-the-trail" situations. All feature "Tumbled" Full Grain and Nubuck Leather. Velvet-eez Air Cushioned Innersoles, EVA-TECH microcellular soles and sturdy Goodyear welt construction. Wellington styles 592, 781 and lace-up boot . . .