OT: Shoe attire
Clackport
Washington
What do you like wearing on your feet?
I pretty much just roll with Jordans, Nikes, Timberland boots, and I have a couple of dress shoes for the nightclubs.
What say you?
I pretty much just roll with Jordans, Nikes, Timberland boots, and I have a couple of dress shoes for the nightclubs.
What say you?
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Also recently bought a pair of black Skechers sneakers which are ok – bought them mainly b/c they are all black and can kinda pass for dressy and be worn w/ jeans or shorts.
I used to wear New-Balance sneakers but they don’t fit me as comfortably as the ASICs.
For dress-shoes I have a pair of black leather Rockports which are very comfortable and some other bit expensive black dress shoes but can’t recall the brand; I have some brown Hush Puppies that are pretty comfortable – but I can get away w/ just wearing sneakers (especially in year-round warm Miami) and I rarely do anything too formal these days
On the casual side, Pumas are extremely comfortable, they're like walking on pillows. I also like Chucks and Toms. I like Nike but haven't bought a new pair in a while. Uggs are good casual wear for cold weather although the classic Ugg is played out a little.
For special occasions and fancier settings, Louboutins, Burberry, Gucci, and Prada.
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Plus 1 for Sinclair. I've worn New Balance for years. I have fat feet and they are one of the few brands that fit nicely. I can't wear Nike even in their so called "wide" widths.
As an added bonus, New Balance still makes some of their shoes in the US. In the 90's, they advertised they made 3/4 of their shoes in America -- it's only about 25 percent now, but whenever one else is like ZERO percent.
Right now I favor a pair of Allen Edmonds loafers.
I am a Jordan collector, but I don't wear them.
If I'm just running around in sweats or jeans I will wear Nike Air Max which I have a bunch of. I have some Pumas which I love but the newer pairs are so ugly I've quit buying them.
If I'm going out like to a strip club or with wifey or out with friends I always wear slip on loafers/driving shoes or sometimes low chucks which I think look cool but are very uncomfortable. I don't spend a lot of money on my loafers because they get jacked up so easily so I stick with Kenneth Cole and Cole Haan. I do own a pair of loubotons although most people don't even know they make men's shoes
I want to start working out. They're great running shoes so I might get some. I haven't had a pair in years! Same for Jordans, the only Jordans I ever bought were when I played bball as a teen and our team shoes were usually new release Jordans or some other new Nike brand. That's the only time my dad would willingly buy me Nikes or anything, he was SO against the big name brands because he hates the idea of sweatshops.
I'm getting OT
Gators of course ( but knock offs to poor for the real deal. Remember it's the image of being wealthy)
all-white sneakers of course
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Rock on, Spicoli!!!!
Vasque Summit backpacking boots - I wear these 99% of the time
Vasque Ultra SST running shoes - I wear these for working out
Ranukam . . . dude . . . you're ordinarily the king of interesting topics, but this one is no more interesting than it was a few months ago.
Casual shoes are Chuck low cut. Nike AF1 retro, and Adidas Clams classic with the black stripes. Also a pair of blue/grey K-swiss cross trainers.
Running shoes are Brooks & Asics.
@Shailynn- Damn bro, that is a expensive ass collection!
The operative word is "like".
I have four different ones.
1. Mostly worn when walking a great deal, orthopedic New Balance due to my crushed foot (motorcycle). Don't like.
2. West Marine deck shoes for casual. Like.
3. Harley boots for the bike. Don't like, rather love.
4. Relatively inexpensive steel toed work boots for work around the acreage. Don't like because heavier work is involved.
All four have orthopedic inserts. Some custom made and others generic.