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Women's

Softwalk San Marcos Tooling

$114.95
Size: 6
Width: M
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Shoe, brown leather with floral embossing and textured sole, Softwalk San Marcos Tooling comfort slip-on.

Softwalk San Marcos Tooling

$114.95
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Width:
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Deeply embossed patterns give the San Marcos Tooling's leather beautiful depth and texture. San Marcos Tooling has a flexible shock-absorbing sole as well as a leather-lined removable footbed for supreme comfort.
 

  • Microfiber upper lining
  • 1 1/4" Heel height

Deeply embossed patterns give the San Marcos Tooling's leather beautiful depth and texture. San Marcos Tooling has a flexible shock-absorbing sole as well as a leather-lined removable footbed for supreme comfort.
 

  • Microfiber upper lining
  • 1 1/4" Heel height
  • Cushioned footbed with arch support
  • Flexible, textured, and cushioning rubberized sole
  • Footbed is removable
  • Leather upper
  • Available in 4 widths (Narrow, Medium, Wide, Wide Wide) - stock dependent
  • Leather footbed lining
UPC: 197061318660

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  • Diane
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    San Marcos Tooling
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    1 year ago
    Comfortable clogs

    These are very comfie and I appreciate that they come in. 10.5 since most shoe companies don't make this size. Other reviewers said they run large but I did not find that to be the case. I don't like the arch support which felt like a lump in my shoe, but I could remove the footbed and replace it with my orthotics so it's not an issue.

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