What shoes do you wear?

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Long time Doc Marten fan


These are the most comfortable sandals ...

I love All Star shoes, and the like, despite needing help with lacing up. I also like wearing long black boots in the winter.

DC Shoes. Always. Almost, that is.
On rare occations Puma or Skechers

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When at home, even in winter, bare feet! I also own some pairs of barefoot shoes and boots (a few home- made!), though I also have a few pairs of "regular" boots and shoes.
I MUST have comfortable shoes, boots, whatever, or I WON'T WEAR THEM!! !

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An Asperger's man who has Autism Spectrum Disorder level 1- mild, with a sprinkling of Synesthesia.

flat soled sneakers, rubber bottom, soft fabric top (not that stiff plasticy kinda leather material that some shoes have), no arch support, must not rise above the ankle. These:



flip flop sandals if weather is not too cold for them. i used to wear sandals all throughout the year but as I've gotten older I am less tolerant of having cold feet.

i sometimes wear casual hiking boots for work. the kind that look more or less like a running shoe. not really a boot.

I tend to wear different trainers sometimes i wear my nike trainers sometime my adidas or even wear timberland ones.

Nike running shoes.

I used to wear Vans shoes A LOT, as they are my favourite shoe brand and are extremely comfortable at the same time...However now, I rotate between comfortable skate shoes; right now I wear a pair of C1RCA Maxson's, which are the most comfortable and practical shoes for a person that walks around a lot in the day; I have to rotate between two different schools for Sixth Form, everyday.

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Today I'm wearing ballet flats, my default shoes these days. If I'm walking in the snow, comfy boots, if it's over 60F, sandals, and if I won't be walking more than a mile or so and want to make my legs look longer, low (about 2") heels. I don't like sneakers, they feel too confining.

I love shoes and have lots and lots of pairs but I don't like wearing them very much. I am happiest in bare feet and wear my beloved dog chewed trainers when I can get away with it, which is most of the time!

I love shoes and have lots and lots of pairs but I don't like wearing them very much. I am happiest in bare feet and wear my beloved dog chewed trainers when I can get away with it, which is most of the time!

Converses
Sneakers
Flip Flops at home
Crocs in summer

Basically I wear anything that does not poke, protect my feet, and does not have heels

Sneakers or sandals for casual days

I wear DC Skateboard shoes. I like them because they are much looser than tennis shoes. I don't like how tight they feel on my feet, so that's why I started to wear skateboard shoes instead. Plus, tying shoes has always been a issue for me because of what I have to do to tie them. With my skateboard shoes, I can have them loosened enough so there is no need for that. I just slip them on and off like they are slippers. :3

I also hate socks as well. I don't know why. Perhaps, it's the same reason I hate tight fitting shoes. My feet always feel as if they are suffocating in socks, so I never wear them like I did as a kid. I do however where these diabetic socks my dad doesn't like anymore when I go to my anime convention. They have a really cushioney type feel in my skateboard shoes and take off the extra pressure on my feet.

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