In response to the call of #InspireInclusion, Larnmern has planned a themed event for International Women's Day titled "WalkWithHer: Embracing Diversity."
From Australian Eastern Daylight Time (GMT+11) zone, this corresponds to March 5th, 4:00 PM, to March 12th, 3:59 PM, women's work shoes (featuring functions like crush resistance, slip resistance, waterproofing, and puncture resistance, along with a modern and stylish appearance) will all be discounted. You can enjoy a minimum discount of 50%, with discounts ranging from 44% to 29%. No discount code is required; simply enjoy the reduced prices.
Most importantly, during the event, they pledge to donate $1 to the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) for every pair of shoes sold.
https://larnmernwork.com/pages/women-s-day
These work shoes not only feature multiple foot protection functions but are also comfortable, lightweight, and modern in appearance – the ultimate protective gear for your work journey.
Listen to the real voices of users:
（1）The shoes themselves are very light and the soles are very soft with a nice cushion. I think that they would have worked out nicely for me and I am on my feet for 8-10 hour days on hard concrete floors all day.
（2）When I started looking and came on to this work shoes the reviews as to what I wanted drove me to buy a pair. First pair I bought from an online retailer, I ordered my usual boot size which is 11wide, let's say when they arrived and I tried them, they felt like clown shoes. "WAY TO BIG" so I went regular and 1/2 size smaller. That worked out comfortably. This is my second pair on a different color, first pair is still working fine. So they might run bigger than expected. Durability based on my first pair (one year wearing) is based on how you beat the shoes, my soles are still looking well, the outer lining has some minor tears but that's based on hitting some sharp corners. I'm pleased with them and I like the gray color. Very sharp!
（3）Favorite part about it is that it feels like regular sneakers or running shoes. Lightweight, fits is just right, support is really good, and looks good. My feet does still get tired, but I work double the hours lol. I used to wear both leather boots and running shoes for work, and these shoes feels exactly like my running shoes. Only reason why I can't wear running shoes is because I'm required to wear composite toes. I work where I have to stand, bend, crawl, etc. and they form well to whatever position my body is in. I only have 1 con though. It's not waterproof. Morning dew on grass alone soaks my feet. Although I'm getting a different set of timberlands though for colder and wet season. I would say that these are the best shoes in the summer or dry condition.
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