10 Best Price On Sas Shoes

Updated on: May 2023

Best Price On Sas Shoes in 2023


SAS Women's, Easier Slip on Shoe Black 7 M

SAS Women's, Easier Slip on Shoe Black 7 M
BESTSELLER NO. 1 in 2023

SAS Simplify Pearl Bone 10

SAS Simplify Pearl Bone 10
BESTSELLER NO. 2 in 2023
  • Breathable leather or suede uppers with handcrafted moccasin construction
  • Slip on style for an easy on and off
  • Soft fabric padded linings
  • Removable SAS Comfort cushioned footbed, wrapped with Super Suede
  • SAS Tripad odor resistant comfort system cushioned the three pressure points of the foot

SAS Womens Dream Slip-On Leather Moccasins, Black Snake, Size 9.5

SAS Womens Dream Slip-On Leather Moccasins, Black Snake, Size 9.5
BESTSELLER NO. 3 in 2023
  • Smooth and breathable leather linings. Features a removable SAS Comfort footbed with generous foam padding from heel to toe. Features SAS Tripad® Cushions designed to comfort all three pressure points: the inside ball, outside ball and heel for all-day support. SAS Lightweight Supersoft® polyurethane outsole is made with millions of tiny bubbles that ensure shock-absorption with each and every step. Made in the U.S.A. WARNING California's Proposition 65 Measurements: Heel Height: 1
  • Get ready to feel like you're walking on clouds when you step into the dreamy comfort of this SAS® style.
  • Premium leather uppers with a hand laced moccasin toe.
  • Easy slip-on design with SAS EZ Gore™ dual side goring.
  • Lightly cushioned collar for added comfort.

SAS Men's, Side Gore Loafer Cordovan 11.5 W

SAS Men's, Side Gore Loafer Cordovan 11.5 W
BESTSELLER NO. 4 in 2023
  • Leather upper
  • EZ Gore slip on style with dual elastic goring side panels for an easy onn and off
  • Fabric lining
  • CoolSTEP antibacterial cushioned footbed for added comfort that keeps your feet dry and cool
  • TRIPAD cushioning system helps cushion the three pressure points on your foot

SAS Free Time White 9.5

SAS Free Time White 9.5
BESTSELLER NO. 5 in 2023
  • Handcrafted construction
  • Lace up closure for a secure fit
  • Cushioned insoles for added comfort
  • Lightweight supersoft outsoles make you feel like you are walking on air
  • SAS has been making comfort shoes since 1976

SAS Tour Mesh Women's Oxford 11 B(M) US Blue

SAS Tour Mesh Women's Oxford 11 B(M) US Blue
BESTSELLER NO. 6 in 2023
  • Traditional lace-up closure for a secure yet adjustable fit. Soft and breathable textile linings. A removable SAS CoolStep™ Footbed features an anti-friction lining that provides a cool surface underfoot with a moisture-wicking bottom layer designed to keep your feet cool and dry. Features SAS Tripad® Cushions designed to comfort all three pressure points: the inside ball, outside ball and heel for all-day support. SAS Arcfit™ Heel Stabilizer provides firm yet gentle support on a
  • This style is a Medicare and Diabetic approved shoe.
  • Get ready for the weekend with the sporty Tour Mesh.
  • Durable suede and mesh uppers in a casual silhouette.
  • Cushioned tongue and collar for a cozy fit.

SAS Ace Black 13

SAS Ace Black 13
BESTSELLER NO. 7 in 2023
  • Feel comfort with a look of pure sophistication like never before with the Penny 40 from SAS®.
  • Premium leather uppers with genuine moc toe stitching and a penny loafer strap at vamp.
  • Easy slip-on design.
  • Smooth and breathable leather linings.
  • A supportive insole molds and contours the natural arch and heel for added support. Steel shank underneath the midsole provides added support. Durable rubber outsole offers maximum sock-absorption. Made in the U.S.A. WARNING California's Proposition 65 Measurements: Weight: 11 oz Product measurements were taken using size 10, width M - Medium (D). Please note that measurements may vary by size. Weight of footwear is based on a single item, not a pair.

SAS Women's Bounce Lace up,Black,9.5M

SAS Women's Bounce Lace up,Black,9.5M
BESTSELLER NO. 8 in 2023
  • leather
  • Made in USA
  • polyurethane soles that cushion your feet on millions of tiny air bubbles so that you are literally walking on air
  • hand made

SAS Roamer Women's Slip On 11 B(M) US Chestnut

SAS Roamer Women's Slip On 11 B(M) US Chestnut
BESTSELLER NO. 9 in 2023
  • Leather upper
  • SAS Tripad Technology gives long-lasting, all day comfort
  • Adjustable hook and loop closure strap for an easy on and off
  • CoolStep removable footbed is designed to keep your foot dry and comfortable all day long
  • Removable footbed is easy to clean and cushions each step

SAS Tour White 11

SAS Tour White 11
BESTSELLER NO. 10 in 2023
  • Traditional lace-up closure for a secure yet adjustable fit. Soft and breathable textile linings. A removable SAS CoolStep™ Footbed features an anti-friction lining that provides a cool surface underfoot with a moisture-wicking bottom layer designed to keep your feet cool and dry. Features SAS Tripad® Cushions designed to comfort all three pressure points: the inside ball, outside ball and heel for all-day support. SAS Arcfit™ Heel Stabilizer provides firm yet gentle support on a
  • This style is a Medicare and Diabetic approved shoe.
  • Get ready for the weekend with the sporty Tour sneaker from SAS®.
  • Premium leather or patent uppers in a casual silhouette.
  • Cushioned tongue and collar for a cozy fit.

Pennsylvania Teacher Natalie Monroe All Wrong About Her Blog

I have empathy for anyone who has walked in the sometimes difficult shoes of being an educator. However, don't come to me to complain about your students, because it's unlikely that I will tell you what you want to hear.
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I was annoyed this week by the news story about Pennsylvania teacher Natalie Monroe. You may have heard about the blog posts that landed her in hot water in which she bashed and insulted both her students and their parents. She said her students were rude and lazy, called them "disengaged whiners" and said they were out of control. She also posted a flippant list of remarks one could use to describe students to their parents, including phrases like "rat-like" and "frightfully dim." She then lambasted parents for their lack of parenting skills, saying, "Don't you know how to raise kids?" Although she has been publishing the blog for over a year without much attention, someone noticed this particular post and word spread. She has since been suspended without pay.

Now Monroe refuses to back down from her words.

"I was writing it not about anyone specific, they were caricatures of students that I've had over the years," she said. "[I]t was meant tongue and cheek for myself and my friends, it was not for mass consumption...I'm sorry that it was taken out of context but I stand by what I said."

Here are a couple things that I might say to Ms. Monroe in light of all this:

Point number one (that you should have already known): If something is not for mass consumption, do not post it on the Internet. How many careers have to be destroyed by shirtless senatorial photos or ill-thought-out Tweets before we get that? The Internet is not a big water cooler, and the people on the web are not all your best friends. Your actions may have placed you in the category of-well-frightfully dim.

Point number two (that you should have already known): Teaching is not about you. It's about your students, even the rude ones, even the disengaged ones, and yes, even the dim ones. If you don't want to take them as they come, get out of the business. Because that is your job. To write about them in the way you have, and to post it on a public forum-even if it was "tongue and cheek" and "not for mass consumption"-is a gross violation of the trust your students, their parents and the public placed in you when you became a teacher. I'm afraid that your actions here may have placed you in the category of whiner. And lets not forget rude.

There's one more thing I might say to Monroe. I read that she is the parent of a 3-year-old, and that she is expecting her second child. I might point out to her that she might want to think twice about judging other parents and asking questions like "Don't you know how to raise kids?" Parenting is a long-and at times-very difficult journey. It's full of learning experiences, pitfalls, scary moments and frustrating stretches when you may really not know what to do. Ms. Monroe, hypothetical children are much, much easier to raise than real children-and you, my dear, are just starting the long hard journey of raising real children.

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