I need shoes. Reliable, non-perishable, immortal shoes that care for me.
*can't handle blisters anymore*
Where do I go?!
*can't handle blisters anymore*
Where do I go?!
ATTN: vagabonds
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design your own converse!
http://www.converse.com/index.asp?bhcp=1#c1
design your own vans!
http://shop.vans.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/category_10001_10101_10102_-1
design your own reebok!
http://www.rbkcustom.com/content.html
http://www.converse.com/index.asp?bhcp=1#c1
design your own vans!
http://shop.vans.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/category_10001_10101_10102_-1
design your own reebok!
http://www.rbkcustom.com/content.html
Sporty, I suppose. Classy shoes aren't generally made for lots of walking, right?
I've hit up sports check and athletes world and west 49 and mark's warehouse, all to no avail. My blisters and my heels are one.
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Dude seriously you want comfort get a pair of Skate Sneakers ... i got a pair of Visions and they are the most comfortable sneaks i've worn in years.
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these will last you forever. i've had mine for 5 years and they're still in great shape! and quite supportive & shock absorbing. they've been with me through miles and miles and miles of walking, and lots of juggling.
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these will last you forever. i've had mine for 5 years and they're still in great shape! and quite supportive & shock absorbing. they've been with me through miles and miles and miles of walking, and lots of juggling "Men"......
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yeah man. that's what my buddy said. so i grabbed a pair. the ones i've bought have fallen apart in less than a year. They worked great for about four months or so, but have been destroying me for the last three or four.
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I've got several, from Nike to Airwalk, to New Rock, and I have to say that if you have to walk or stand more than 5 minutes, do NOT get Airwalk. The sole is about a quarter inch thick, which means every single stone or crack in the road or sidewalk or path you're walking on will be felt like you're barefoot. Plus, they're completely flat with no arch support whatsoever. It's basically like strapping a quarter inch thick piece of rubber on the bottom of your foot and walking around. They ARE good for concerts, as in, YOU playing the concert. They're extremely light and very sensitive to pedals and whatnot, so you won't accidentally step on two switches at the same time.
Some decent Nike cross trainers are good if you're gonna do a lot of walking.
Italian dress shoes, while very nice and quite expensive, feel like the equivalent of putting your foot in a blender then crushing it with a rock.
Some decent Nike cross trainers are good if you're gonna do a lot of walking.
Italian dress shoes, while very nice and quite expensive, feel like the equivalent of putting your foot in a blender then crushing it with a rock.
I like the plainness I'm getting from the slip-on from vans, but the options with RBK are TOO exciting. Converse, I'm hesitant to play with until I see if that "Ships only to US" is country or continent exclusive.
My main colours of choice are black/grey, dark purple, and dark blue.
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I know well. My Italian godparents own a shoestore and have given me dress shoes on many occasions.
