Clarks Women's Wave Andes Walking Shoe
Lifestyle ShoesAn update to the popular wave trek, this comfortable shoe is great for any adventure. waterproof to keep you dry while wave technology and an ortholite footbed keep you comfortable
Product Feature
- 100% Nubuck
- Imported
- Rubber sole
- Heel measures approximately 2.5 centimeters
- Waterproof
- Heel height 1"
- Clarks wave construction
- Ortholite footbed
Product Details
- Product Dimensions : 11.18 x 7.95 x 4.49 inches; 12.96 Ounces
- Item model number : 26122845
- Department : Womens
- Date First Available : November 17, 2016
- Manufacturer : Clarks
- ASIN : B01IAN8G0O
Explore the latest shoes in our Lifestyle Shoes collection. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast, a fashion-forward individual, or someone seeking all-day comfort, we offer a curated selection of Unisex Shoes shoes to meet your needs.
Our selection of Lifestyle Shoes shoes prioritizes precision and quality. We understand the importance of both style and functionality, which is why we bring you a carefully curated range of footwear to suit your unique preferences.
About Lifestyle Shoes
Level Up Your Look: The Essential Guide to Lifestyle Shoes
Shoes are more than just footwear; they're an extension of your personal style. The right pair of shoes can elevate your outfit and boost your confidence. But with so many different types of shoes on the market, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. Enter lifestyle shoes: the versatile and stylish option that can take you from day to night, errands to adventures.
What Are Lifestyle Shoes?
Lifestyle shoes are a broad category that encompasses shoes designed for everyday wear, comfort, and style. They bridge the gap between athletic shoes and dress shoes, offering a comfortable fit and a more casual aesthetic. Lifestyle shoes come in a wide variety of styles, materials, and colors, making them perfect for expressing your unique personality.
Popular Types of Lifestyle Shoes
The world of lifestyle shoes is vast, but here are a few of the most popular types:
- Sneakers: Sneakers are a classic choice for casual wear. They come in a variety of styles, from low-top canvas sneakers to chunky platform sneakers. Popular lifestyle sneaker brands include Nike, Adidas, New Balance, and Converse.
- Loafers: Loafers are a timeless and sophisticated option for men and women. They offer a polished look that can be dressed up or down. Popular loafer styles include penny loafers, driving loafers, and tassel loafers.
- Boots: Boots are a versatile option that can be worn year-round. They come in a variety of heights, materials, and styles, from ankle boots to knee-high boots. Popular lifestyle boot styles include Chelsea boots, chukka boots, and combat boots.
- Boat Shoes: Boat shoes are a classic summer staple. They're typically made of canvas or leather and have a rubber sole for added traction on boats (or, you know, the sidewalk).
Choosing the Right Lifestyle Shoes for You
When selecting lifestyle shoes, consider your personal style, lifestyle, and needs. Here are a few tips to help you choose the perfect pair:
- Think about your daily activities. Do you need shoes that are comfortable for walking long distances? Or do you prioritize style over comfort?
- Consider the climate. For warmer weather, you might opt for breathable sandals or canvas shoes. For colder weather, boots or sneakers with good traction might be a better choice.
- Don't forget about comfort! Lifestyle shoes should be comfortable enough to wear all day long.
Level Up Your Look with Lifestyle Shoes
Lifestyle shoes are a great way to add style and personality to your everyday wardrobe. With so many different styles to choose from, you're sure to find a pair that reflects your unique taste. So ditch the boring shoes and step up your style with a pair of lifestyle shoes that will take you wherever you need to go.
About Clarks
Clarks: Comfort Crafted with Timeless Style
Brand Story
Clarks, a name synonymous with comfort and quality, began in 1825 with two brothers, Cyrus and James Clark. Their story started with a simple idea: crafting slippers from sheepskin offcuts. This dedication to resourcefulness and innovation has been at the heart of Clarks for nearly 200 years.
Brand Focus
Clarks prioritizes both comfort and timeless design. They are pioneers in foot-shaped technology, ensuring a perfect fit and all-day support. Their classic styles have transcended generations, while their commitment to innovation keeps them at the forefront of modern footwear trends.
Why Clarks
- Unmatched Comfort: With over two centuries of expertise, Clarks offers shoes designed to cradle your feet in comfort, no matter the style.
- Iconic Styles: From the legendary Desert Boot to the versatile Wallabee, Clarks boasts a collection of shoes that are both trendy and timeless.
- Built to Last: Clarks uses high-quality materials and construction methods to ensure their shoes become trusted companions for years to come.
User Reviews
I am enjoying these shoes! I've owned various styles of Clarks wave shoes and was so disappointed when I was no longer able to find them except in clunky sneaker-type styles. But these shoes are really nice! I've received several compliments on the overall look and low cut style. Very comfortable. The wave style makes walking so much easier and faster. The only complaint I have is that the shoe tongue for the right shoe is a tad longer than the left. It hits right where the foot and leg connect on the top side, thus causing a blister. Thankfully I was able to adjust the tongue enough to avoid further irritation. As to sizing, I am a true size 8. It fits perfectly. However, if I wanted to wear heavier socks for winter, I would need to upsize. These shoes are waterproof. I am not a big fan of boots, and so far these have worked well for winter snow - no cold or wet feet! But because they are what I consider medium light weight shoes (a big plus for me!), if you live in continually heavy snow areas and need deep sole grip, these are not meant for that kind of use.
I have only worn them a few times; am hoping they’ll feel better after they’re broken in. Not comforting like I wanted them to be. So far they are stiff and hard; definitely not what I wanted. I expected them to be very comfortable. It feels like I might get a bunionwhen I’ve never had one before.Update 7 months later: I want to be able to wear these shoes so much! They are so cute! But, I’m on my feet all day. Every day that I wear them, I regret it. They make my feet hurt. I have tried insoles and inserts. But, my feet still hurt.
I wore these all day for years. I work on my feet 10 hours a day many times a week. They used to last at lease 6 months. I started adding a small arch support and that helped.The last 2 pairs I have ordered were fine the first 3 or 4 months. After that they just seemed to give out. They still look ok. They just don't keep my feet comfortable like they used to. I added a small arch support and that used to work but not anymoreI have aging feet. They are just no longer the shoe that keeps my feet from hurting like they used to.
If you loved the origninal WAVE by Clarks like I did, (I owned 4 consecutive pairs of them), you may be disappointed with these. I've been a loyal Clarks brand customer for at least 10 - 12 years. Clarks has always been the brand that worked for my problematic and difficult to fit feet...I could count on them fitting and being comfortable. I was eagerly looking forward to that same experience when I placed my order for this pair of shoes. However, the WIDE width seems narrower than usual and the tongue has been stitched down in such a way that makes the shoe tight over my arch. The length seems OK but the toe in this new style is less boxy and rounded (comes to more of a point) than in the old version, so, they seem a bit snug in the toes as well. I've only worn them a few days so far but they're stiff and tight...I'm hoping they'll break in and I'll once again find that old Clarks comfort I'm used to. Despite these issues, I've given them a 3 star rating because they are of the same high quality construction as all Clarks, they still have the removable insole for orthotics and it didn't seem fair to give a lower ranking since I've only worn the shoes a few days.
I love the look and comfort of these shoes. Unlike my past Clarks walking shoes, these are taking a really long time to break in. Maybe it's because the sole it thicker and the overall shoe is more stiff? I recommend covering your heel with duct tape the first few weeks of use (maybe longer? I'm still dealing with blisters and band-aids). Hopefully I will reach a point at which I don't need heel coverage to walk in these, because so far it's been really disappointing to experience.
I couldn’t find this shoe on the Clark website but it was available on Amazon. These are sturdy, comfortable walking shoes and I walked all over Norway in these shoes. My feet were well supported and did not hurt while walking on cobblestones. This is my second pair as I wore the first ones out. Love these shoes.
Great pair of shoes. Was going to buy these at a Clark's store in the mall, but they were cheaper on Amazon. If available, I try to buy shoes that are size Narrow, because I have very narrow feet. I have another pair of Clark's Wavewalk shows that are a size Narrow and fit me perfectly. Yet the body of the shoe was a bit more bulkier than these Andes Wavewalk shoes. I got this pair in size Medium, and they are plenty tight around my feet, in fat, a size Narrow in these shoes might have been too tight for me.They do take some time to break into however. Also, if I am wearing these shows more 4+ hours straight, my feet do start to hurt, so they may not be the best for someone who works an 8+ hour shift at a job, or something like that.
They are holding up well so far. They are a bit different than the old wave trek I had. The look is similar. The back ankle height of the sneakers are pretty low. They are stiff but comfortable after you’ve worn them for at least 5 minutes, you forget you are wearing them. They are nice and lightweight and not bulky at all. I have not had a chance to test the waterproof-ness of them yet.
