In case you haven't heard, let me give you the lowdown on Clark Wallabees footwear. These abstract, versatile shoes were originated in Somerset England, in 1865, by James Clark. Focusing solely on comfort; Clarks Wallabees stands out from any other shoe in the boot industry! Clark Wallabees line the foot for instant comfortability; taking away from the break-in period. "Yep you heard me correctly!" Just slip them on, lace'em up, and go the grocery store, to the mall, to church, to work....you get the picture.
Clarks Wallabees scream individuality. If you like to "go against the grain" and express yourself to "your" liking, then Wallabees just may be the shoe for you. If you notice in the picture above; Wallabees only have 6 eyelets unlike traditional boots who have up to 14. This is not coincidence. The more eyelets and buckles... the more discomfort. Consider Clarks Wallabees more of a "foot cover."
Clarks Wallabees is a unisex shoe that doesn't discriminate. "How man shoe styles out their do you know that accomodate both men and women?" Only the genius of James Clark would have thought of something so simple, yet brilliant at the same time.
Women today are wising up, and taking a load off of their feet. Clarks Wallabees, are in some instances, taking the place of those dreaded high (hills). Yes. I know how to spell (heel). "I was simply thinking out loud." It must be torture having to walk in "heels" for a long period of time. Bad posture is what's contributing to your lower back pain and discomfort.
Unlike the traditional rubber soles used on many of todays shoes. Wallabees are made of plantation crepe soles, which never wear, and provide superior foot cushioning! Durability and comfort are two of the main reasons why since 1996; I've been a Clarks Wallabees Kid!!!!
