Instride Aerostride Men's Shoe
Instride Aerostride Men's Shoe
Seamless Linings Custom Fit System
Seamless Sorbtek linings with anti-microbial shield provide a dry foot environment and comfortable fit.
Custom Fit System
The InStride Custom Fit System (CFS) provides 2-3 levels of comfort and meets the changing needs of the hard to fit feet. The 2-3 removable insoles can be used in any combination to customize the shoe or allow sufficient room for an orthotic insert. Meets Medicare Shoe Billing Requirements
Stride Glide™
Stride Glide bisects outsole and midsole to provide lateral and medial stability as well as shank support.
Stridelite Midsole
STRIDELITE mid-sole for lightweight comfort or compression molded EVA midsole.
Sorbtek™
Sorbtek is a revolution in performance yarns and moisture management technology. Using its advanced Catch, Move and Release System. Sorbtek has the ability to move moisture faster and further than any yarn on the market today, keeping you drier longer.
Slip Resistant Outsole
InDurance outsole provides high abrasion/high mileage durability or Dupont Everlon® slip resistant compound in outsole provides traction and skid resistance on slippery surfaces.
Pre-Molded Heel Counter
Pre-Molded counter for addedstability in the heel area.
Full Grain Leather
Genuine high quality full grain leather uppers.
- Free delivery for retail orders over $50
- 30 Day Comfort Guarantee
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- 30 day comfort guarantee
- Free returns if unused
- Free delivery over $49
What is the difference?
Width Guide Info:
What's the Difference Between 2E and 4E Widths?
The difference between 2E and 4E comes down to the width of the boot.
A 4E fitting is approximately 3mm wider across the forefoot compared to a 2E. That small increase gives you a bit more room through the front of the boot.
Our boots are already designed to be wide and deep, so the 2E is considered a wide fit as standard.
How to Choose:
- If you've never had issues with boot width before, go with 2E
- If you've found boots too tight across the forefoot, go with 4E
- If you have a wider foot, choose 4E
- If your foot is regular width, choose 2E
Across all sizes, the key difference is simple:
4E gives you about 3mm more width through the forefoot.
