Excursion Onyx Wide Men’s Shoe

At the crossroads of innovation, comfort, and style lies the Excursion for men. Crafted in sensible color options for every day, these mid top sneakers feature our revolutionary rear zipper, removable dual density memory foam insoles, along with smooth and unobtrusive linings. Slip-resistant, shock absorbing, and lightweight, the Excursion is anything but another conventional sneaker.  Experience hassle-free on-and-off with patented rear Easy Shoe Access. ESA creates larger entry portals and is easier to pull than straight, lateral, or wrap-around zippers Alleviate pain and foot fatigue with removable memory foam footbeds featuring dual density heel, arch, and metatarsal support Stay upright with flexible slip resistant outsoles that move and bend with your every step while absorbing shock Sensory friendly smooth linings allow the shoes to be worn with or without socks Wide width and extra depth in the toe box accommodates wider feet, swelling, orthotics, and AFO & SMO with ease Traditional and mainstream sneaker styles are a jungle of obstacles for anyone with adaptive challenges and the Excursion provides solutions across the board. This dream-come-true sneaker is ready for your custom orthotics and/or AFO/SMO. Engineered with removable insoles to increase the already substantial depth in the shoe, these are constructed with a much wider fit, which, coupled with the large entry portal means you’ll be satisfied to discover how well your orthotics or braces fit. The Excursion makes transitioning between activities easy as pie, a true credit to the patented rear ESA technology that provides an unparalleled experience each and every time. With quick zipper access, memory foam cushioning, adjustable lace upper, and a flexible slip-resistant outsole: your feet will thank you for keeping them supported and protected with whatever comes your way. Enjoy comfort and ease while running errands, playing with your kids, or after your favorite exercise class when you choose to wear the Excursion. Everyone benefits from increased support and stability, and it’s imperative for individuals with adaptive and age-related health challenges: People rehabilitating injuries sustained from a sporting event, a work or auto accident, or an unfortunate fall Someone who recently had a heart attack, a stroke, or a diagnosis of a neurological condition such as Parkinson’s or Alzheimer’s A senior grandparent taking proactive measures to prevent falls, stay independent, and live actively