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Everyone has different preferences on what kinds of shoes they like. Some of you may have dozens of pairs of shoes, and some of you may have only a few pairs. But out of all the shoes that you own, or have ever owned in your entire life, which pair of shoes has been the most comfortable? For you, this might mean the most cushiony or the most spacious or the most well air-circulated.
Whatever your criteria is for assessing why a certain shoe beats the rest, post your reasoning in this thread. List the shoe name, include a picture of the shoe if you can, and post why that shoe is the most comfortable shoe ever.
For me:
K Swiss Glaciator 7.0
I have worn this shoe for literally 7 years of my life. The main reason that I love this shoe is that it is not only spacious, but extremely cool (as in cold). It allows a ton of air flow and your feet almost never get hot. They are also very good for casual walking around (not tight or constricting), however the shoe is specifically designed for playing tennis. I can walk around in these for 8 hours and not feel any discomfort at the end. I also like the looks.
![[image loading]](https://www.tennismenace.com/glaciatorM.jpg)
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On April 14 2010 15:00 Carnivorous Sheep wrote:
A pair of flip-flops :3
Not when you work 8 hour days in them....
But I think any good loose skate shoes are the most comfortable.
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On April 14 2010 15:02 Ruehl wrote:Not when you work 8 hour days in them.... But I think any good loose skate shoes are the most comfortable.
Skate shoes are pretty good, but the problem with them is that they are pretty heavy. And I like my shoes to be as light weight as possible so it's almost like I'm not wearing or can't tell they are there.
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I prefer my nickolodeon moon boots personally. They are just way too fun to not wear every day
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![[image loading]](http://www.vibramfivefingers.com/products/images/products/148//large.jpg)
i don't have a pair yet, but i've been told that it feels amazing
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I've been wearing the same pair of running shoes for the past 3 years almost constantly, rain or snow.
They're awesome.
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On April 14 2010 15:02 Ruehl wrote:Not when you work 8 hour days in them.... But I think any good loose skate shoes are the most comfortable.
lol do you work at a&f or ruehl
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On April 14 2010 15:10 Jyvblamo wrote:
I've been wearing the same pair of running shoes for the past 3 years almost constantly, rain or snow.
They're awesome.
Nice, what kind of shoes are they? Like the brand or style or whatever.
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I actually prefer barefoot if I can get away with it... or a good pair of worked in leather boots that are a couple years old.
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some light canvas shoes; heavy shoes eventually tired out your ankles. i wear my nike sweet classic almost daily. birkenstocks do look comfortable... might have to get one for the summer
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I bought a K-Swiss pair after seeing the 6 month guarantee, thinking I could just cash them in after 6 months (I've never seen a pair of tennis shoes last that long). Still going strong 9 months later and they are the most comfortable shoes I've ever had, I wear them all day every day now.
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I got these rich man's shoes from China. They are leather inside and out. They look kind of like a cross between boots and bowling shoes. The bottoms are a checker pattern of rubber "cleats." They are pretty comfy.
I also have some TEVA sandals, which are very comfy.
I also have some Clarks shoes that are comfy. And Rockports lasted me a long time too. I want birks but haven't got to yet.
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On April 14 2010 15:13 GrayArea wrote:Show nested quote +On April 14 2010 15:10 Jyvblamo wrote:
I've been wearing the same pair of running shoes for the past 3 years almost constantly, rain or snow.
They're awesome. Nice, what kind of shoes are they? Like the brand or style or whatever.
I actually don't know the brand of them or anything, since I received them as a gift from friends overseas.
So I took a picture of it:
![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/GOEVH.jpg)
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I used to wear chucks when I worked in a department store and it was really unpleasant at times. After 30min the feet would feel sweaty and as the day progressed it would just increase. By the time I was done with work the biggest relief was getting out of them. Shoes in OP look might nice =)
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On April 14 2010 15:21 Jyvblamo wrote:Show nested quote +On April 14 2010 15:13 GrayArea wrote:On April 14 2010 15:10 Jyvblamo wrote:
I've been wearing the same pair of running shoes for the past 3 years almost constantly, rain or snow.
They're awesome. Nice, what kind of shoes are they? Like the brand or style or whatever. I actually don't know the brand of them or anything, since I received them as a gift from friends overseas. So I took a picture of it:
Look like early 90s Nike knockoffs, lol
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On April 14 2010 15:24 cz wrote:Show nested quote +On April 14 2010 15:21 Jyvblamo wrote:On April 14 2010 15:13 GrayArea wrote:On April 14 2010 15:10 Jyvblamo wrote:
I've been wearing the same pair of running shoes for the past 3 years almost constantly, rain or snow.
They're awesome. Nice, what kind of shoes are they? Like the brand or style or whatever. I actually don't know the brand of them or anything, since I received them as a gift from friends overseas. So I took a picture of it: Look like early 90s Nike knockoffs, lol
Yeah, probably, but they're comfortable like you wouldn't believe.
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