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(SPOT.ph) Mule sneakers are every bit of comfortable and convenient. There's the ease of wear of a slip-on, made quicker without the obstructive back part of a shoe. Cleaning shoes can be a hassle no matter the style, especially when they get wet or caked in sand—but what if that, too, is made more fuss-free? Enter Vans' latest Slip-On Mule TRK. Said to be their "first-ever fully rinsable shoe," this pair is also ideal on your beach trips.
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Check out these cool Vans shoes: the Slip-On Mule TRK.
Whether it's the sand or dirt, with a little scrub here or there, you'll be able to get rid of them ASAP once you dip these babies into the water. Unlike your other shoes made of fabric that take too long to dry once they get wet—a rainy season woe in the Philippines—you could just leave these rubber-like pairs out to dry for a few hours and you're good to go.
The silhouette boasts of Vans' unmistakable checkerboard design, but they function as drainage holes, on a single-piece TPU molded upper with a softer durometer TPU material, making it a lightweight and breathable piece. Its deeper lug centers, new lug angles, and new herringbone texture also spell optimal function and comfort. Check out the pairs below:
Vans' Slip-On Mule TRK retails for P4,498 and is available in four colors: Black, Burnt Ochre, Marshmallow, and Grape Leaf. Do take note that color availability varies per store. You can find them at select Vans stores nationwide and online via their chat store. If you want to look at more styles from Vans, you can also check out their Lazada page.
For more information, check out Vans Philippines' Facebook page.
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