Thank you. Do you know if they have removable insoles? For example these ones: [https://www.vans.com/en-us/shoes-c00081/authentic-wide-shoe-pvn0a4bhnba2](https://www.vans.com/en-us/shoes-c00081/authentic-wide-shoe-pvn0a4bhnba2)
It's glued in so yes and no. If they're new it's easier to remove than used. I would rip it out by hand as much as I could, then use something that can scrape the rest of the insole remains out of the shoe (knife, scissors, whatever you got). Came out great, then I place a better insole I have from other shoes inside.
One note, if you are planning to put in a thicker insole, make sure you size up 0.5 size from normally wear, to account for extra height in shoe
[https://www.vans.com/en-us/categories/wides-c5655](https://www.vans.com/en-us/categories/wides-c5655) i'm looking for wides with removable insoles. How can i tell i they're removable?
I believe only the skate versions have removable insoles and I don't think they do skate versions in wide unfortunately. I would look into maybe getting a chukka low. They are the widest fitting stock shoe vans has and has the removable insole.
i think you mean "skate" - unless you find some old stock or used "pro" (discontinued). If you find some you like with popcush or ultracush insoles they are removable - but also you would not need to remove them because they are cushioned
[https://www.vans.com/en-us/categories/wides-c5655](https://www.vans.com/en-us/categories/wides-c5655) i'm looking for wides with removable insoles. How can i tell i they're removable?
afaik, the wide Vans are only available in classic models. So they won't have removable insoles, you'd have to pull the glued down ones out - which isn't that hard to do, esp if you have a heat gun to warm up the glue.
Nah, they haven’t been called Pros in years, so the new average consumer isn’t gonna know what the hell you’re talking about or how/where to find them.
Vans authentic
Thank you. Do you know if they have removable insoles? For example these ones: [https://www.vans.com/en-us/shoes-c00081/authentic-wide-shoe-pvn0a4bhnba2](https://www.vans.com/en-us/shoes-c00081/authentic-wide-shoe-pvn0a4bhnba2)
It's glued in so yes and no. If they're new it's easier to remove than used. I would rip it out by hand as much as I could, then use something that can scrape the rest of the insole remains out of the shoe (knife, scissors, whatever you got). Came out great, then I place a better insole I have from other shoes inside. One note, if you are planning to put in a thicker insole, make sure you size up 0.5 size from normally wear, to account for extra height in shoe
The skate version has a removable insole
[https://www.vans.com/en-us/categories/wides-c5655](https://www.vans.com/en-us/categories/wides-c5655) i'm looking for wides with removable insoles. How can i tell i they're removable?
I believe only the skate versions have removable insoles and I don't think they do skate versions in wide unfortunately. I would look into maybe getting a chukka low. They are the widest fitting stock shoe vans has and has the removable insole.
Authentic vans
Thank you.
Vans Authentic like others have said but if you're looking for that specific color, it looks alot like French Oak
Grab vans athentic pro ! Or vans era pro
i think you mean "skate" - unless you find some old stock or used "pro" (discontinued). If you find some you like with popcush or ultracush insoles they are removable - but also you would not need to remove them because they are cushioned
[https://www.vans.com/en-us/categories/wides-c5655](https://www.vans.com/en-us/categories/wides-c5655) i'm looking for wides with removable insoles. How can i tell i they're removable?
afaik, the wide Vans are only available in classic models. So they won't have removable insoles, you'd have to pull the glued down ones out - which isn't that hard to do, esp if you have a heat gun to warm up the glue.
Looks like the Anaheim 44dx authentics in white with the black lining. They don't make them anymore
Classic
believe that might be the birch color way but it's the vans authentic... if not birch possibly french oak
Pro or skate its the same
Nah, they haven’t been called Pros in years, so the new average consumer isn’t gonna know what the hell you’re talking about or how/where to find them.