Not unless you are planning to wear very thick socks. I have worn mine with athletic socks and support socks (support socks are thin). I just tighten them a little when I wear the thinner socks. They are very forgiving. Great shoes by the way, I have really enjoyed them for everyday wear.
The Targhee Vent offers great cushioning and is flexible. That said, if you are looking for a shoe that is more rigid and supportive to your arch, we recommend the Voyageur.
Leather suede, with mesh in between-rubber on outside toe area. The insoles are very sturdy-a well-made shoe; appropriately flexible in the right places, sized accurately , not bulky or heavy. The best hiking/work shoe I have ever purchased (and I am a runner, and work on my feet 8+ hours)-have "gone through" many diff…
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Leather suede, with mesh in between-rubber on outside toe area. The insoles are very sturdy-a well-made shoe; appropriately flexible in the right places, sized accurately , not bulky or heavy. The best hiking/work shoe I have ever purchased (and I am a runner, and work on my feet 8+ hours)-have "gone through" many different brands/shoes for all types of exercise. You will like this shoe-nothing to dislike about it!
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Leather suede, with mesh in between-rubber on outside toe area. The insoles are very sturdy-a well-made shoe; appropriately flexible in the right places, sized accurately , not bulky or heavy. The best hiking/work shoe I have ever purchased (and I am a runner, and work on my feet 8+ hours)-have "gone through" many different brands/shoes for all types of exercise. You will like this shoe-nothing to dislike about it!
