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Comfort reigns in our walks with the Nike Motiva. Our lab tests show a cushioned base that spoils our legs and a prominent rocker that enhances our forward momentum. Overall, the ride feels effortless and steady, allowing us to fully enjoy the moment, making it our ultimate walking shoe for men.

The cushioning felt very luxurious, and our durometer confirms it is 15.0 HA, 42.5% softer than average. Our caliper reveals the stack height is above average, 34.9/25.6 mm, effectively dampening impact. The unique wavy sole enhances compression, perfect for men who enjoy that plush sensation on foot.

There’s no way but forward with the Motiva, with its exaggerated rocker design maintained by its stiff structure. We’re immediately pushed forward to our toes whenever we land on our heels, improving our transitions. It’s tough to do any lateral movement here, evidenced by its 5/5 torsional rigidity rating in our manual assessment.

The Motiva also has a very accommodating 116.0/96.6 mm base and it’s a Nike! Together with the signature waffle outsole pattern that delivers excellent traction across the board, each step feels surefooted and controlled.

However, the Motiva lacks ventilation for hot weather. Men who often deal with sweaty feet should find a more breathable pair.

The Allbirds Tree Runners has a straightforward and fuss-free look and feel that makes it versatile for walks, travels, and other daily errands. Among lab-tested men’s walking shoes, the Tree Runners led the comfort category with its exceptional weightlessness and plush sensation, care of the cushioned midsole, and its thermoregulating materials.

The platform feels nice and pleasant at 29.6 HA, further enhanced by the merino wool’s soft touch and moisture-wicking properties. We experienced the shoe’s comfort from the get-go, requiring no break-in period. The midsole is highly flexible, which enhances a natural feel. Our bend test confirms it’s 39.9% more adaptive than average, contributing to its effortless ride.

Speaking of effortless, the Tree Runners is so airy that we barely felt it on foot. Our scale shows it’s only 8.6 oz (245g), 12.0% lighter than the average walking shoe!

In addition to the merino wool, the upper is made of eucalyptus fiber which works wonders for odor-reducing, perfect for men who have problems with sweaty feet. This combination even makes the shoe suitable for sockless wear! However, this shoe still isn’t the most breathable option out there, scoring only 3/5 in our lab. Men who often stroll in hot and humid weather should find a more ventilated shoe.

The Hoka Transport has a comfortable and supportive base that makes it our top men’s walking shoe for standing all day. Our lab test confirms its durable outsole, making it the perfect daily beater. Honoring its moniker, it’s our go-to daily transport shoe since it feels easy for commuting and long walks.

As soon as we slipped our foot into the shoe, we experienced all-around comfort. From its plush 7.0 mm tongue padding vs. the 5.2 mm average to its above-average 34.1/26.1 mm stack height, it felt good to lean on the shoe for long hours. It has a nice touch underfoot which our durometer proves with a soft 21.9 HA rating.

Despite its plush nature, the shoe has a wide and stiff structure that stabilizes us. The prominent rocker smoothens our transitions as well. Double checking in the lab, we measured the base to be a wide 112.8/92.5 mm and the torsional rigidity at a high 4/5, effectively preventing excessive movements.

Underfoot, the Vibram rubber proved to be very reliable for daily mileage, perfect for men who are always on the go. Our durometer shows it’s 81.9 HC, 5.5% tougher than average, erasing any doubts about its longevity. Even the toebox has Cordura textile which makes it highly resistant to abrasion. However, breathability was compromised. We recommend men who prioritize breathability search for an alternative pair.

Our wallets and feet thanked us for the amazing support the Skechers Arch Fit 2.0 brought to our strolls at an accessible €100 price! It's one of a kind because it feels exceptionally stable despite the massive stack we measured in the lab, perfect for men who crave both comfort and relief from plantar fasciitis and foot pain. Ultimately, it offers the best arch support among men’s walking shoes.

Our feet truly enjoyed walking in this pair because we barely felt any ground impact. Our caliper shows a massive 39.2 mm heel, by far the tallest we’ve ever measured in a walking shoe. The forefoot is an average of 24.0 mm, which means the drop is at 15.2 mm. The advantage of a steep incline is that it relieves pressure off our ankles and Achilles. The foam is a well-balanced 30.4 HA that doesn’t bottom out easily.

Even with its height, the midsole offers exceptional stability by extending its base to 114.5/90.9 mm. We felt planted to the ground, making it highly suitable for men with flat feet or overpronation.

Disappointingly, the price we had to pay for its value is a shorter lifespan. The Arch Fit 2.0 performed worse than average in our Dremel tests in the heel, toe box, and outsole. Those who value durability should invest in more premium pairs.

The On Cloud 5 is our top travel walking shoe for men because it makes our transits and journeys smooth and effortless. Our lab results confirm its weightless and flexible build, encouraging us to wander around new cities because it never burdened our feet. We found its breathable mesh perfect for all-day wear too!

The Cloud 5 suits its name because it almost disappears on foot. Our scales show it’s only 7.9 oz (225g), a whopping 20.5% lighter than the average walking shoe! Even as we stand in line for long hours or climb stairs, we never feel burdened.

The flex grooves in the outsole further enhance ease of movement. These make the Cloud 5 very bendy, smoothening out our heel-to-toe transitions. Our flex test confirms it only needs 19.8N to bend to 90 degrees, one of the lowest in the lab.

The breathable mesh adds to the Cloud 5’s weightless feel. No matter how long we stayed out, our feet remained fresh. Based on our smoke test, we awarded it a 4/5 ventilation rating. Plus, the upper has a quick lacing system that allows us to wear and remove it easily, perfect for men on the go.

However, unlike other travel shoes, the Cloud 5 can’t double as a running or gym shoe. Men who seek a versatile, all-in-one shoe can explore alternatives.

The Hoka Bondi SR lives up to its name by being the best slip-resistant men’s walking shoe. We remained surefooted throughout our tests on wet tiles and slick surfaces, thanks to its soft rubber which our lab results confirmed. This behemoth guarantees all-day support with its plush midsole and surefooted base.

There’s no chance of slipping in the Bondi SR. Our durometer shows the rubber is a softer-than-average 73.1 HC, which means better traction based on our tests. The shoe also features a rocker design that leads us forward and smoothens our transitions.

The Bondi SR’s ground contact is so massive that we felt surefooted even if we’ve been standing for long hours. Our caliper shows it’s one of the walking shoes we’ve measured at 124.1/102.2 mm, 12.2/11.9 mm wider than the standard!

As a true Hoka shoe, the cushioning feels extra plush, evidenced by our durometer with a rating 21.8% softer than average. We have no feel of the ground and no foot pain because the foam beneath us is a massive 39.4/31.2 mm. Bondi SR delivers all-day comfort that can relieve men who stay on foot for long hours.

The soft rubber unfortunately led to less durability. The dent our Dremel created is so deep (2.5 mm) compared to the average (1.0 mm) that we can’t recommend this shoe to men searching for a long-lasting pair.

No sweat and no stress, our walks with the KEEN WK400 felt silky smooth, and effortless. The lab numbers we got were off the charts, and so is its comfort. WK400 offers a one-of-a-kind ride that makes it our best-rockered men’s walking shoe, with features we rarely see such as its KEEN.CURVE, intense drop, and humongous stack.

The shoe has an evident rocker-bottom sole that becomes more pronounced when worn. This shoe doesn’t want us to go anywhere but forward as it encourages us to keep walking. It incorporates a stiff nylon plate beneath the insole to maintain its shape. Our bend test confirms it’s 61.6% stiffer than average.

We measured the heel stack to be a mindblowing 45.7 mm, erasing the ground almost completely. Because its forefoot is only 24.3 mm, we’re left with an intense, never-before-seen 21.4 mm drop! The benefit of a steep drop is having significantly less pressure on our lower leg muscles, providing all-day comfort for men who stand for long hours. Plus, the soft 22.0 HA cushioning gives off a pleasant rebound, which makes the overall experience feel lighter.

However, the numbers don’t lie. Our scale reveals a heavy build of 13.4 oz (381g), 34.6% below average. Men who prefer more agility should find lighter shoes.