Army Issue Sneaker Classic

• Men's classic lace up sneaker
• Vegan sneaker style
• Expedition grade nylon in dark green, black and navy
• Soft washed, cotton canvas lining
• Includes both a white cotton lace and a grey nylon lace
• Contoured, cushy foam footbed with extra heel-strike cushion
• Includes our exclusive cooling system with perforations for breathability and cooling airflow channels for extra cool comfort
• Traditional long lasting natural rubber outsole
• Inspired by the all-purpose sporting footwear issued to soldiers in the 1960's

Lace-to-toe style allows for adjustable lacing and a comfortable, custom fit.
Additional eyelets allows looser lacing options at toe box, accomodating most foot types.
Structured hidden heel counter allows for a snug fit.
Comfortable right out of the box.

In August 1961 Camp Irwin, an Armored Combat Training Area located in the Mojave Desert in San Bernardino County, California, is designated a permanent installation and renamed Fort Irwin. During the Vietnam buildup, many artillery and engineer units will train and deploy from Fort Irwin, the Army’s premier training center. Our 08/61 Army Issue Sneaker is inspired by the all-purpose sporting footwear worn on base by soldiers in the 1960s.