Mongoose 360°
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Estimated Delivery:Aug 21 - Aug 25
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Free Shipping & Returns: On all orders over ₹4999
WAFE ANDY are crafted to support your every step, lasting through 360,000 steps—that’s roughly:
- 170.45 miles (274.32 kilometers)
- 900,000 feet of reliable performance.
With an average step length of 2.5 feet, these shoes are perfect for all-day wear, whether you're strolling through the city or embarking on long journeys.
Features
- Rubberised TPR Sole
- 360* Flexible
- Soft Cushion pad
- Crust Leather
- Made in India
Introducing the Mongoose Loafer, where style meets comfort in every step. Crafted from soft crust leather, these loafers offer a luxurious feel and a sophisticated look. The TPR sole provides exceptional grip and durability, while its 360-degree flexibility allows for natural foot movement. Designed to be extra light, the Mongoose Loafer ensures all-day comfort without compromising on style. Whether you're dressing up for a special occasion or keeping it casual, these loafers are the perfect blend of elegance and ease.
FAQs About Cork Footbed Footwear
Is cork footbed flexible?
Yes! Cork is very flexible, compressible and elastic. It will mould back to its original structure no matter how much pressure is applied to it initially.
Are cork sandals waterproof?
Although cork is not 100% waterproof, it is water-resistant. It repels water from its surface and does not let it clog the corners and crevices of the footwear.
Are cork shoes suitable for your feet?
Doctors highly recommend cork shoes for patients with feet and back pain. They can absorb shocks from bumps while walking and provide relief during pain. In addition, the foot bed moulds into the shape of your foot and reduces the pressure on your feet significantly.
How long do cork shoes last?
Cork shoes can last for several years of moderate use. You can use them daily, like when visiting the market or traveling nearby locations with comfort.
Is cork nature friendly?
Yes! Cork is 100% environment friendly. It originates from the bark of oak trees, which they eventually recover. Moreover, they are reusable in floorings and home insulation.