Shoe Stores
BLVD Shoes
About BLVD Shoes
Two pairs carry most people through a Kelowna year: something breathable for a long hot summer of beaches, patios and greenway walking, and something that copes with a short, grey, wet winter. BLVD Shoes sells into that pattern from 2271 Harvey Avenue in Dilworth, one of many businesses operating out of the same large address on this side of the city.
Footwear ranges change hard between seasons, and the middle sizes in a popular style are usually first to disappear, so timing matters more here than it does in most retail. Calling 250-712-2230 to check availability is quicker than a hopeful drive across town. It is also the moment to ask whether a size can be brought in, how long that takes, and what the policy is on shoes that have already been worn outside.
Take the fitting seriously once you are there. Stand up, walk the length of the floor, and check that the widest part of your foot sits at the widest part of the shoe rather than ahead of it. If the pair is meant for hills, remember how much of Kelowna is built on them, from Dilworth Mountain up through Black Mountain and Wilden, and that the descent is what really tells you whether the fit is right.
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In the Dilworth neighbourhood of Kelowna.
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