Increase your height by 2.8 inches when wearing our trademarked CALTO men's elevator sneakers from TallMenShoes.com. Our in-house CALTO brand of height-increasing casual footwear for men is known for superior quality craftsmanship and performance. That's why we have customers in more than 80 countries.
These men's elevator sneakers in classic black and grey are constructed from a breathable knit upper that's double stitched for good looks and durability. With their unique design, these elevator athletic shoes add height seamlessly, making you appear taller. They feature traditional lace-up fastening for a secure fit, and the slip-on design with pull tab provides easy wearability. They don't look like sneakers to make you taller - they just look like a great pair of athletic shoes.
The heel height is 1 inch, while the shaft height is 5 3/4 inches. The 1-inch height contributes to the overall height increase without cramping your feet. Quality meets comfort with these height-boosting sneakers. Wear them on a sports field or casual workplace.
Features:
- Adds 2.8 inches to height.
- Sporty style with breathable, ultra-lightweight knit upper.
- Cloth inner lining, synthetic rubberized sole. Cement construction.
- Regular width (D/medium).
- Weight: 10 ounces (based on men's size 7.5 U.S. Actual weight varies. Sneakers are known for their light weight).
- Heel height: 1 inch; shaft height 5 3/4 inches.*
- Elegantly double stitched for durability and style.
- Durable built-in inner sole provides elevation while allowing adequate room for feet.
- Discreet, so you get the height that you want unobtrusively.
- Stylish and comfortable; satisfaction guaranteed.
- Also available in other colors.
- Imported.
*Heel height measurement taken using the outer back visible sole. This is not the elevation but contributes to part of the height increase. Styles with a lower heel height will be more discrete. How is the shaft measured? We measure the shaft height from the bottom of the footwear to the top of the collar or highest point. So, a low top will have a lower shaft height.
