My Puma Voltaics are definitely my favorite shoes, any of the 3 pair.. It's between those and my ADIDAS Novastars, which were insanely comfortable when I first got them, but they've broken down quite a lot since then.

Bub

United States3518 Posts

April 14 2010 06:52 GMT

#27

inflatable shoes!

they even let you walk on water like jesus! what other shoes lets you do that HUH?

semantics

10040 Posts

April 14 2010 06:59 GMT

#28

I don't care for shoes with alot of padding makes your foot weak, strength though adversity yo.

Edit: lol i totally didn't notice someone else posted it, i love them for running shoes work very well.

seakebab

Australia54 Posts

April 14 2010 07:01 GMT

#29

Crocs

lightrise

United States1355 Posts

April 14 2010 07:02 GMT

#30

On April 14 2010 15:59 semantics wrote:
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My roommate has those. He wears them when he is going to climb so it makes sense to have them. I don't see why people buy $100 dollar shoes like that for no specific reason except to try and look cool lol.

I get the most comfort out of skate shoes. I love vans and dc.

http://www.macys.com/catalog/product/index.ognc?ID=377214&cm_mmc=GoogleShopping-_-5-_-66-_-MP566 rocking a shoe just like that right now :D

Sephy90

United States1785 Posts

April 14 2010 07:18 GMT

#31

On April 14 2010 15:09 LaSt)ChAnCe wrote:
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i don't have a pair yet, but i've been told that it feels amazing

DO WANT!

ketomai

United States2789 Posts

April 14 2010 07:30 GMT

#32

I don't have a picture but I know they were Nike and had some blue on them. However, it was the lightest pair of shoes I've ever had. Like seriously it felt like I was walking barefoot that's how light it was. They were pretty thin though and didn't last too too long, but god damn it felt good to wear them.

Irrelevant

United States2364 Posts

April 14 2010 07:32 GMT

#33

Asics Gel-1140

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Got a pair for running and they were so comfy I bought a pair to wear around town

intrudor

Canada446 Posts

April 14 2010 07:58 GMT

#34

On April 14 2010 15:02 Ruehl wrote:

But I think any good loose skate shoes are the most comfortable.

Piste

6183 Posts

April 14 2010 07:58 GMT

#35

On April 14 2010 15:02 Ruehl wrote:

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Not when you work 8 hour days in them....

But I think any good loose skate shoes are the most comfortable.

Depends on your work. in office flip-flops definently are more comfortable than skate shoes.

Hammy

France828 Posts

April 14 2010 08:13 GMT

#36

Just slip your foot in and be like: "aaaaah"

plated.rawr

Norway1676 Posts

April 14 2010 09:49 GMT

#37

Converse in general are awesome for some light, good shoes. Otherwise, DC or Globe generally got some pretty good stuff.

Robinsa

Japan1333 Posts

April 14 2010 10:03 GMT

#38

On April 14 2010 15:59 semantics wrote:
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That looks like stuff I possibly could wear when Im besides the computer. Thats also when I dont need shoes so I would never buy something like that.

Personally I tend to change shoes according to acitivty (like most people do I guess). Since I only could pick one pair of shoes it would have to be my running shoes. A pair of New Balance 1063. Best shoes I've ever bought. Feels light, comfy and gentle to your feet. Pretty much the perfect shoe,

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pRo9aMeR

595 Posts

April 14 2010 10:27 GMT

#39

Nike Shox, the style with the attached tongue, although second would be some New Balance running shoes.

One of the coolest things about my shoes are that the tongue isn't separate like in most shoes; it's part of the sides of the shoes so it never falls to the side of your feet. Not a big deal but it makes putting on your shoes without your hands so easy.