| Spikes, e.g. | 12 |
| Sole residences? | 16 |
| Sneaks, say | 11 |
| Sneakers or pumps | 17 |
| Slingbacks and slippers | 23 |
| Sabots or secques | 17 |
| Sabots or oxfords | 17 |
| Rockport offering | 17 |
| Pumps, for example | 18 |
| Pumps and platforms | 19 |
| Penny-loafers | 13 |
| Parts of an outfit | 18 |
| Oxfords | 7 |
| Mary Janes | 10 |
| Little Goody Two-_____ | 22 |
| Klompen, e.g. | 13 |
| Imelda's infamous obsession | 31 |
| Imelda Marcos' stockpile | 28 |
| High heels, e.g. | 16 |
| Heels and mules | 15 |
| Farrier's needs | 19 |
| Emulates a blacksmith | 21 |
| Elvis "Blue Suede ___" | 32 |
| Does a blacksmith job | 21 |
| Dealing boxes | 13 |
| Corn producers, at times? | 25 |
| Cordovans, e.g. | 15 |
| Cobblers' output | 20 |
| Cobblers' creations | 23 |
| Clogs or pumps | 14 |
| Clogs and pumps | 15 |
| Clementine's 9's | 24 |
| Brogues, e.g. | 13 |
| Brogues and bluchers | 20 |
| Brogans | 7 |
| Bowling center rental | 21 |
| Auto tires' outer casings | 29 |
| "The ___ of the Fisherman": West | 42 |
| "If I were in your ___ ..." | 37 |
| Footwear combo | 14 |
| Bootblack's offering | 24 |
| Polish application | 18 |
| GI inspection must | 18 |
| Work of a Horatio Alger boy | 27 |
| Soldier's preinspection action | 34 |
| Low finish? | 11 |
| Foot operation of a sort | 24 |
| Common airport service | 22 |
| Bootblack's service | 23 |
| Bootblack's product | 23 |
| One with polish and a buffing rag | 33 |
| Oxford brighteners | 18 |
| What women do at the mall, stereotypically | 42 |
| It usually corresponds with height | 34 |
| 9EE, for example | 16 |
| Topsider bottoms | 16 |
| "With . . . your ___ your feet . . . ": Exodus 12:11 | 62 |
| Bonding moment (Part 2) | 23 |
| Pump house? | 11 |
| Stocker of pumps | 16 |
| Pump room? | 10 |
| Place to find loafers | 21 |
| Oxford shop | 11 |
| It may stock pumps | 18 |
| Establishment with many horns | 29 |
| Establishment where customers typically are seated | 50 |
| Where to find mules | 19 |
| Where people get their kicks? | 29 |
| Mule carriers | 13 |
| Booteries | 9 |
| Very small amount of money | 26 |
| Tight budget, figuratively | 26 |
| Very small bankroll | 19 |
| Tiny bankroll | 13 |
| Outfielder's ___ catch | 26 |
| Minimal nest egg | 16 |
| Minimal budget, so to speak | 27 |
| Low capital | 11 |
| Kind of operation or catch | 26 |
| Barely adequate budget | 22 |
| A lace starts to come undone? | 29 |
| Fish on an unconventional line? | 31 |
| Sports phrase for a diamond thriller | 36 |
| Spectacular football play | 25 |
| Something for a baseball highlight reel | 39 |
| Outfielder's gem | 20 |
| Mike Trout highlight | 20 |
| Gymnastic fielding feat | 23 |
| Fine fielding feat | 18 |
| Fielder's fabulous feat | 27 |
| Fielder's dramatic play | 27 |
| Dramatic grab in the outfield | 29 |
| Sensational tennis save? | 24 |
| Inexpensive boat? | 17 |
| Still more potatoes | 19 |
| They get laced | 14 |
| "___ horse" (old poem) | 32 |
| Opposite of sole | 16 |
| Where to find a couple of loafers? | 34 |
| Pump preserver | 14 |