Best Doghammer products in the Sneakers category
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Doghammer products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Doghammer Wool Commuter Men
Stylish and warm sneakers for cool autumn days! The Wool Commuter by Doghammer impresses with its timeless design, unparalleled comfort, and sustainability. Doghammer manufactures the shoe in a family-run workshop in Portugal, primarily using natural materials: The upper made of wool is renewable, warming, and durable, while the footbed made of recycled cork provides a pleasant wearing experience, and cork granulate is also partially used in the sole. With the cork material and a cushioning, soft insole, walking in the Doghammer Wool Commuter feels like walking on clouds! The contrasting leather elements protect the wool upper at high-wear areas, are certified according to the standards of the Leather Working Group, and enhance the sneaker's visual appeal. The Wool Commuter is ready to become your loyal companion for everyday life and travel, providing you with long-lasting enjoyment thanks to its outstanding wearing properties!.
2. Doghammer Natural Commuter Schuhe
The Men's Natural Commuter Shoes by Doghammer are your perfect companion for travel. However, you can also wear these shoes wonderfully in everyday life.
3. Doghammer Local Wool Terrar
With the Local Wool Terrar from Doghammer, sustainability and ergonomics meet a sporty look. The upper material of the barefoot sneaker is made from high-quality loden, crafted from the wool of the Pomeranian landscape sheep. It guarantees a pleasant foot climate and robust durability. The removable cork insole adapts perfectly to the shape of your foot and, with its wide toe box, provides a comfortable barefoot feeling. And thanks to the outsole made of 80% natural rubber, you always have solid ground beneath your feet with the Local Wool Terrar - whether in the city or on a bumpy forest path. Manufacturer's note: If you are between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger shoe size. For experienced barefoot shoe wearers, we suggest going up one size.
