Men's Lace-Up Sneakers

There should be a thumb's width of space in front of your longest toe, with your heel sitting snug and your toes able to wiggle. Try sneakers on later in the day with the socks you will wear. Laces can fine tune the fit around the midfoot.

Yes, if you choose a pair with a cushioned midsole and a flexible sole. Wear them in on shorter outings first, and choose the right size and width for your feet. Replace them when the cushioning flattens. Ask us if you need help.

Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap, using a soft brush for stubborn marks. Remove laces and wash them separately. Let sneakers air dry away from direct heat. A protective spray helps keep marks from setting. Ask us if you are unsure.

Most sneakers last six to twelve months with regular use. Signs it is time for a new pair include worn treads, flattened cushioning and uneven wear. If your feet or legs feel more tired than usual, check your shoes. Look for a pair that suits how you walk.