10 Best Plimsoll Shoes Mens
Updated on: November 2023
Best Plimsoll Shoes Mens in 2023
Lugz Bandit White/White 10
SeaVees Men's 08/63 Hermosa Plimsoll Core Tennis Shoe,Tin Grey Vintage Wash Linen,10.5 M US
- Low-top fashion sneaker featuring lace-up vamp and wrap-around midsole with contrast stripe
- Logo embossed at side heel
- Lined in brushed chambray
- Signature herringbone outsole for traction
SeaVees Men's Hermosa Plimsoll Surfwash Sneaker, Bleach, 10 M US
- Extreme salt washed herringbone twill with contrast suede backstay
- Traditional plimsoll construction
- Custom contoured comfort footbed
- Exclusive herringbone moulded grip-lock outsole
- Soft breathable cotton canvas lining
Lacoste Men’s Concours Shoes,Tan leather,7.5 Medium US
- Debossed crocodile branding at heel
- Round waxed laces and classic raw eyelets
SeaVees Men's Hermosa Plimsoll Wintertide Sneaker, Whiskey, 10 M US
- Uppers made of supple, burnished kid leather
- Authentic Auburn leather lace
- Comfort memory foam footbed lined in cotton canvas featuring cooling air ow channels
- Genuine gum rubber outsole for edibility, longer wear and softer step
- Herringbone outsole design for maximum surface grip
Emerica Men's Wino Standard Skate Shoe White/Gum, 10.5 Medium US
- Single wrapped Vulcanized Construction
- Die cut EVA footbed
- One piece Vamp
- Triangle Tread Outsole
SeaVees Men's Hermosa Plimsoll Standard Sneaker, Jasper, 12 M US
- Uppers of SeaVees’ durable vintage washed linen
- Brushed nickel eyelets and lightly waxed cotton laces
- Comfort memory foam footbed lined in soft cotton featuring cooling air flow channels
- Genuine gum rubber outsole for flexibility, longer wear and softer ride
adidas Originals 3MC Sneaker, White/White/Gold Metallic, 12.5 M US
- Regular fit
- Lace closure
- Canvas upper
- Vulcanised rubber outsole
SeaVees Men's Hermosa Plimsoll Varsity Sneaker, Golden Brown, 13 M US
- Uppers of soft perforated suede
- Tonal at cotton lace for streamlined look
- Comfort memory foam footbed lined in soft cotton featuring cooling air ow channels
- Genuine gum rubber outsole for edibility, longer wear and softer ride
- Herringbone outsole design for maximum surface grip
SeaVees Men's Hermosa Plimsoll Raffia Sneaker, Tea Stain, 11.5 M US
- Woven jute upper
- Traditional plimsoll construction
- Custom contoured comfort footbed
- Exclusive herringbone moulded grip-lock outsole
- Soft breathable cotton canvas lining
A Dangerous Love Affair with Shoes
Why are we obsessed with shoes? To many they aren't just practical items to protect the feet, they are a way of life. From plimsolls to stilettos, we just can't get enough of them.
Shoes, in various forms, have been around for centuries. The ancient Greeks and Romans fashioned leather into sandals to protect the soles of their feet from the rough terrain. This evolved over the years, and although our ancient ancestors would regard todays shoes as alien objects, the Gladiator sandal craze of recent years shows that we still look backwards for inspiration. Flip flops have been firm summer favorites for decades, yet a wooden variation was worn centuries ago in Japan by Geisha girls. Wedges from the 70's were a modern take on the wooden shoes worn by actors in Roman times. Look at almost any style of shoe and you will be able to pick out something from bygone days.
The biggest change in footwear was the addition of a heel. Once again these are nothing new. Back in the 1500's. Heels were added to mens riding boots to help keep the feet in the stirrups. Over the years these have got higher and higher, as women wanted to make themselves look taller and their legs more shapely. Many, however, have paid a very high price for this vanity through various problems with their legs and lower back. The wearing of very high heels should be kept to a minimum, special occasions for example. Constant wearing can result in feet deformities, shortened Achilles tendons and constant pain in the lumber regions. Yet many still see these as essential items, despite the knowledge of the possible problems they will face in the future.
Shoe with pointed toes have been coming and going in fashion for decades. These present their own problems, with many elderly women now suffering with deformed toes and bunions. Add a heel into the mix and it's a future recipe for disaster. The main thing to look for in any style of shoe is good construction of the area which houses the toes. If they nip or pinch, leave them. There should be no constriction at all to the toes and they should move freely. The back of the shoe should also cushion the heel. Excessive use of ill fitting footwear can lead to many painful complaints. One of the most painful, and most common,is Plantar Fasciitis. This is where the long ligament which runs the length if the bottom of the foot becomes torn or inflamed. It gets its name as the damage almost always occurs near the Fascia, the heel bone.
As opposed to many other ailments, all these can easily be avoided by ensuring that anything you put your foot into is well fitting and comfortable. Varying your footwear between heeled and flats can prevent future problems. A good pair of shoes can make us feel great, just make sure that your fashion must have isn't going to cause you pain and suffering in years to come.
