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The Skechers Bounder 2.0 Emerged is designed for adult men who prioritize all-day comfort and athletic functionality in a casual footwear package. Featuring a lightweight slip-on design with high-quality cushioning, these trainers are ideal for daily walking and active lifestyles, though their mesh construction may not be suitable for heavy-duty outdoor work in wet or rugged environments.
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Black |
| Accent Colour | White |
| Material | Polyester |
| Shoe Type | Low Shoes |
| Shoe Size UK | 11 |
| Series | Bounder 2.0 Emerged |
| Model Part Number | 232459-Bkw |
| Brand | Skechers |
While some Skechers models are washable, it is generally recommended to hand wash these with a damp cloth to protect the memory foam.
These are categorized as casual athletic trainers. They are suitable for walking but are not engineered for professional long-distance running.
The heel height is approximately 3 cm.
Yes, this product is crafted using vegan materials.
The Air-Cooled Memory Foam conforms to your foot, providing moderate comfort and support suitable for daily wear.
The Bounder 2.0 Emerged is a slip-on style, meaning the laces are typically decorative or designed to maintain the structure without requiring adjustment.
The slip-on nature can feel snug; allow the material to flex and break in over the first few days of wear.
Remove the insole if possible to air out, or replace it with a third-party insert if maximum cushioning is no longer present.
These trainers feature a slip-on design, meaning no initial setup or lacing is required. For maintenance, it is recommended to spot-clean the mesh and synthetic exterior with a soft cloth and mild detergent. Avoid machine washing or drying, as this can degrade the foam structure and adhesive properties. Store the shoes in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the color and material integrity.
