HOT ! Ruk

About Ruk

Add a touch of style to your wardrobe. The Dr. Comfort® Ruk is a lightweight versatile chukka boot that offers a comfortable fit and crisp look to take you from work to town in style. This men’s dress shoe offers a roomy toe box and well-cushioned insole to help support your feet throughout the day. Available in two colors, select the full-grain oiled leather boot in Brown or the suede leather material in Rust.A classic style with a modern twist, the Ruk offers a sleek look for any occasion.

Explore the Features

Leather and Suede Uppers

Leather and suede material used to help regulate heat and keep feet cool and dry.

Protective Toe Box

Protective toe box provides extra protection from toe stubbing.

Top-Quality Shoe

Use of top-quality material and construction helps prevent wear and tear.

Firm Heel Counter

Provides extra medial and lateral support and stability for day-to-day activities.

Removable Insoles

Footbeds can be removed to accommodate your own orthotics.

Lightweight Construction

The lightweight outsole is light and has a skid-resistant finish.

Indications include foot problems associated with:

• Diabetes


• Plantar Fasciitis


• Corns


• Calluses


• Swollen Feet


• Osteoarthritis

• Rheumatoid Arthritis


• Bunions


• Hammer Toes


• Morton\'s Neuroma


• Injuries involving tendons, muscles, and bones (e.g. Achilles Tendonitis)

Additional Details

Widths: Medium (B/C/D), Wide (E/EE), Extra Wide (EEE/EEEE)

Sizes: 7.5 - 14.0(12.5 & 13.5 Not Available)

Colors: Rust, Brown

Material: Leather, Suede Leather

Collection: Dress

Product CareTo clean the leather Ruk, we suggest that you first clean them with a damp cloth. Use a cleaning and conditioning crème for the leather shoes. Simply apply the crème with a clean dry cloth and work it into the leather. Buff or brush out to provide a fresh finish. If needed, a colored shoe crème may also be used.To clean the suede Ruk, use a small suede brush to work away the dirt. Do not immerse the suede shoes in water and shoe polish should not be used.