I'm looking for new shoes.. I'm looking for some that look professional, but are also comfortable, easy to take on and off (no massive amounts of lacing) and are multi-terrain - street, indoor, grass.
Any recommendations?
2007-02-19
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February 20th, 2007 at 17:09
Try Keens. They make awesome, super comfortable shoes.
Here's a guys that blogs about shoes. www.shoebum.com
BTW I found your website by Googling 'great looking websites' I think you were 3rd from the top.
February 22nd, 2007 at 19:17
Dude, if you can spring for the 120 bucks or so (less if on sale) Cole Haan makes great shoes that look very professional, with a nike airsole in them. I am a medical student and have had 1 pair for the 4 long years of med school; they have worn well and are just as comfortable today as they were brand new. Not cheap, but in the long run, a good investment.
April 9th, 2007 at 15:53
I recommend Ecco shoes. Super comfortable, great looking, and some models have gor-tex fabric for all weather use. You can get them from that high end store Morton's or whatever near the mall in Champaign.