Shoes for standing on concrete

Depends is you need steel toe or not, but I would definitely recommend adidas ultraboosts because they are comfy as fuck and put no fatigue on my feet from walking all day.

>>12691864
I think steel toe is discouraged because you have to go through a metal detector. They didn't say not to get them, just that it's going to be a hassle. From what I understand, it's a bit of an ordeal anyway.

>>12691864
But on that topic, those are running shoes then right? That's what google is saying. And they told us to get walking shoes.

I'd suggest the Timberland pro anti-fatigue line
they're made for standing around at work all day

>>12691924
I was looking at a pair of those, and a lot of them had an alloy toe. Would that set off a metal detector? Plus I'm just not sure how necessary it is for the weight increase.

Also, how's buying shoes from Amazon? I don't think the stores around here have a great selection. Didn't see any walking shoes until I went to the New Balance store and I think I only saw one model of Timberland

>>12691938
I've never messed around with steel/alloy toe so I couldn't tell you much about that. Amazon works but it's really best if you can try on a similar pair of shoes at a store first to get the fit right. If you have to buy sight unseen make sure you find a seller with a good return policy and order a couple of sizes so you can pick the one that fits best.

>>12691964
Okay, I was looking around and saw not all of them were alloy toe. I'll try them. I'm going to try and hit up the local stores one more time today - I was looking for something else before so I'll see if they have these. I might be a sucker, but the "Anti-Fatigue" line sounds like a confident pick.

You might ask /k/ as they care about more rugged stuff.

I've heard good thing from Salomon, you might check out their hiking boots and shoes if your budget will allow.

>>12692016
they gotta call em something, right?
it's just a descriptive term
I've had a pair before and they're great

>>12691875
>those are running shoes
Yeah, they are. They are comfy as fuck though.

>>12691860
Buy a pair of Alphabounce.
Just go do it.
I have worked warehouse for over ten years, walking over 20,000 steps per day, and I own thirty pairs of sneakers.
Alphabounce is what you want.

Anon you need well padded socks. I'm on my feet all day, never have foot pain now that I wear better socks

>>12692238
On your feet does not necessarily match this anon's new job. Consider that warehouses are rarely air conditioned and padded socks get hot.
Dude is better off buying shoes with plush cushioning and using thin, cool socks.