Oboz has launched a new website at www.obozfootwear.com that is designed to cater to mobile users, although it also serves desktop or laptop researchers with simple navigation and functionality. The new design fits small to large screens while big, mobile-friendly buttons lead and load quickly to product information. Users can do a side-by-side comparison of up to three items and products can be filtered based on technical features, such as waterproof or leather-only styles. The site also features a map-based dealer locater and links to social networks including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Even if the website has gone through changes, the company's policy about selling directly to consumers has not, and Oboz will continue not to sell online.
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