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Oct 1, 2026
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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Christine Flammia,Bellamy Richardson

    6 Waterproof Walking Shoes That’ll Stand Up to the Nastiest Days (opens the original)

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    Here in New York City, we’re currently in the middle of a nor’easter. The past few days have been all rain boots, rain jackets, and umbrellas. But the first component, the rain boots, can be clunky and really slow you down. If you’re running late to work, trying to catch the subway, or walking a long way in the rain, good luck hitting a jog. Thankfully, waterproof sneakers exist, and they’re a lot more comfortable and lightweight and still manage to keep the rain away. When it comes to waterproo

  2. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Christine Flammia,Bellamy Richardson

    The German Army Trainer Market Has Exploded in Recent Years. These Are the 10 Best You Can Buy. (opens the original)

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    The German Army Trainer (or GAT, if you’re on nickname terms) is having a renaissance, and we’re here for it. The essentials haven’t changed much in the 50 or so years since the sneaker was made for the West German military. The requirements are still a leather and suede-paneled upper, toe-box panel, tan gum sole for some contrast, and a low-profile silhouette. But so much has changed since they became a menswear staple at the turn of this century. We’ve gone through an endless amount of micro-t

  3. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Christine Flammia

    10 Moc-Toe Boots That Will Handle Anything You Throw At Them (opens the original)

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    It's boots time, baby. Moc-toe boots are a wise footwear addition (or upgrade) to consider in your fall wardrobe journey. These classic boots are durable, tough, and easy to wear and are one of our favorites year in and year out. The concept is simple: just a moccasin-esque, U-shaped toe stitching on a leather or suede upper. Red Wing is known for popularizing this style of workwear boot in the '50s. The shoes are so damn good they have barely needed an upgrade since. You can lean into the workw

  4. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Christine Flammia

    10 Comfortable Dress Shoes That Don’t Skimp on Style (opens the original)

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    We are of the mind that your feet should be comfortable as often as possible for as long as possible. Everyone on the Esquire style desk has bled in a new pair of loafers or Dr. Martens, to be sure. But that's all upper-materials issues. (And they go away! Eventually! We promise!) Still, we understand that some brands and models stand above the rest when you're on your feet all day, and that comes down to what's under your soles. Alas, there is no need to suffer. Whether you have an office dress

  5. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Christine Flammia,Bellamy Richardson

    The 5 Best On Sneakers for Walking All Day Long (opens the original)

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    On Running is a running brand, first and foremost, but at this point its shoes have basically escaped the track and taken over the rest of the world too. You’ve seen them on actual runners, of course, but also on people at the gym, travelers power-walking through the airport, and at least a few people in line at Whole Foods. There’s a reason these shoes are everywhere: On sneakers hit that perfect sweet spot of feeling luxuriously comfortable while still looking pretty damn cool. This is not you

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