Sperry Bahama II Hemp Ivory 9 M (D)
Lifestyle ShoesSay hello and sail away with our much-loved boat-sneaker combo In 1949, PRO-Keds was established by Keds as an athletic footwear line primarily aimed at basketball. Originally released as the "Royal Tread," the first PRO-Keds product was the classic Royal, a canvas basketball shoe in high and low tops featuring a distinctive red and blue power stripe adjacent to the toe. It was worn and endorsed by the Minneapolis Lakers, the first NBA Champions who won five consecutive titles in PRO-Keds. Over time, new styles were added across the categories of baseball, football, tennis, and track and field. Materials utilizing exclusive shock-absorbent support and cushioning techniques were developed to keep pace with the rapid advancements in footwear technology. The Royal was the market leader in performance basketball through the '70s, gracing the feet of famous NBA stars including Willis Reed, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and "Pistol" Pete Maravich. By the Late '70s, PRO-Keds had become synonymous with some of the biggest personalities in basketball history and professional sports, while attaining cult status as the first real sneaker with style among New York City's early hip hop community. The '90s saw PRO-Keds flourish in Japan, where the tennis shoe, the Court King, was re- worked in vibrant toe cap colors, special materials and limited edition prints. Many of these items are highly sought after by collectors. Today, PRO-Keds has reissued the classic Royal Canvas, the Court King and the historic Royal Master basketball shoe. Stocked by leading shoe retailers across the world, PRO-Keds will progressively release authentic sports originals.
Product Feature
- Step up a notch wearing these cool and casual Sperry Bahama II Hemp sneakers.
- Leather and textile upper.
- Textile lining.
- Cushioned Ortholite insole provides long-lasting underfoot support and all-day comfort.
- Lacing System with rawhide leather laces for a preferred fit.
Product Details
- Fabric type : 100% Cotton
- Care instructions : Machine Wash
- Sole material : Rubber
- Closure type : Pull-On
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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.
User Reviews
My husband doesn't shop, so if I want him to look good, I have to do the shopping. I discovered these shoes and now he owns 4 pair in different colors. They're reasonably priced and totally comfortable along with being stylish. He wore them all through Italy on a 2 week trip. They are perfect!
They're Sperrys---they are the BEST boat shoe in the world! fit perfect and pair them with Sperry boat shoe no shows and you have the total comfort!
Excellent Sperry boat shoes. Very comfortable. Fast shipping was a real plus!!
Throw away your White New Balance Sneakers ! These are what you need. These sneakers + A Dad Bod will have girls half your age taking a second look when you walk in your local Moose Club. Forget about those tube socks ,because these babies are made to look like you spend most of your free time aboard a sailboat out on the seas. I like to switch these up with a pair of Sperry Slip ons occasionally for a more sporty look. If you don’t have a problem lying to women you can tell them you live on a yacht. I highly recommend getting a gold chain with the little hot pepper medallion. It’s gives a finished look that says “ I am really into you,but I’m also worried about girls only sleeping with me for my money” look. Also… try saying that out loud to pretty girls as an “ice breaker “You’re welcome.
Having worn deck (boat) shoes all summertime long for every summer since my teens, I was thrilled to try out Sperry's offering--since I can no longer get the cheaper (but will last for years and years, and survived tropical storms in the Keys where tromping through six-inches of water became necessary) Falls Creek brand--because they looked like a proper deck shoe. Once I tried them on, though, I was less than thrilled. They did not feel like a deck shoe should; the fit was too tight for the height and width of my foot, they had a strange elevated aspect to them, and it was awkward and somewhat painful to walk around in them. That was until I pulled out the stock insole to find that the heel was raised substantially and the front part of the insole was overly thick--making the overall thickness way too much. Once I replaced that painful sucker with a flat set of Odor Eaters, these fit great and now have the proper deck shoe feel: as if you are walking around on bare feet without having to walk around on bare feet. I now love them, and am using my own idea of a modified fishtail knot for the notoriously difficult to keep tied leather laces.The only reason these are not a full 5 stars is that ridiculously designed stock insole. The comfort in wearing a deck shoe comes from its state of flatness, not from some overly-designed insole. So do yourself a favor, and rip that sucker out.
Bought these for around the house/yard shoes, had never heard of hemp shoes. As good as the canvas shoes I normally buy.
