Georges Mills, N.H. – October 16, 2026 -- Men with wide feet can now buy camo sneakers built for their fit: STOKE Shoes and Realtree have released a limited-edition collection, available now at STOKE Shoes and Murdoch's while quantities last.
Four wide-fit silhouettes get two Realtree patterns
The collection pairs Realtree's Original and APX camouflage patterns with four STOKE silhouettes: the FO-MO, VERSA, FO-MO TACTICAL, and VERSA 2MILER. Across the two patterns, there are eight SKUs in total.
Each pair combines stretch nylon, stretch mesh, and PU leather or nubuck overlays with STOKE's wide-fit construction. STOKE engineers its sneakers in wide and wider fits only, with a roomier fit, generous toe boxes, and cushioning designed for all-day comfort.
Built for the 97 million American men with wide feet
STOKE says it is designing for the 97 million men in America with wide feet, rather than asking them to squeeze into traditional narrow-fit silhouettes. The brand pitches the shoes for the street, the job site, the campsite, and errands, travel, or downtime in between.
Realtree was founded in 1984 by Bill Jordan, growing from a hand-drawn camouflage pattern inspired by the natural textures of the outdoors into one of America's best-known outdoor brands.
Both brands say the pitch is authenticity
Rick Blackshaw, STOKE's Founder and Chief Stoke Officer, said the collaboration felt natural because both brands are about being real, and that the four pairs are meant to handle the eventualities of real life.
John Clay ONeal, Partnership Lead at Realtree, said the brand wants its pattern wherever people enjoy life. He called wide-footed men a huge portion of the population long ignored by athletic footwear, and said Realtree hopes to reach both longtime fans and people discovering the brand for the first time.
The release arrives as camo moves from tactical staple to fashion statement. Cognitive Market Research & Consulting projects the U.S. camouflage clothing market will reach $734.2 million by 2033.