Fieldmark Slip-On Walker

Mesh slip on walking shoes built for everyday walks: an open-mesh summer upper that lets heat out instead of trapping it, a wide elastic entry that folds back so the foot drops in without pushing the toes, and a light moulded sole underfoot.

Mesh Slip On Walking Shoes: the entry is the point

The side panels are a V-shaped elastic gusset, not a strap: the supplier page words say hook and loop, but in our own approved photographs there is no hook-and-loop flap on the upper, so we describe what the shoe shows. Press the collar open and the mouth stays wide while the foot goes in — the part that goes wrong when knees or back make bending and tying hard. There is nothing to adjust mid-walk either; the knit collar holds the heel.

What the mesh is and is not

The upper is a fine open mesh over a soft lining; this is a warm-weather shoe, not a rain shoe, and we do not claim waterproofing. The sole is a light moulded rubber-look outsole with a flex groove at the ball. The insole is a flat sheet; if your clinician asked for your own orthotic, the stock one lifts out. The supplier words list a vibration feature; we have no way to verify what that mechanism does on this specific pair, so we do not describe one — treat that field as unverified.

Five colours we can actually show

Beige, blue, black, red and charcoal. Each colour is shown in its own approved 45-degree pair, and the beige also has approved side, top, sole and toe images; no colour is sold on a borrowed image from another one.

Frequently asked

Do these mesh slip on walking shoes come in a measured wide width? The opening is generous, but we have not measured a millimetre width for this model, so we do not quote a width letter.

Which size should I order? Order the EU size you normally wear. The listing runs EU 38 to 44: the supplier chart starts at 36, but our shop has no size term below 38 and we did not invent one for a single model — say so rather than guess.

Is the weight exact? The supplier table lists 750 g per pair; box size is a shop-wide default that has not been re-verified for this model, and we say so.