What do you guys wear for general everyday footwear? What is

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have heard good things about Merrel.

Specifically their MOAB line of boots.

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Shoes...

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>>31797550

>>31797703
Alright, so you wear sneakers.
Is that an all year commitment you have there?

No need for sarcasm, friend.

>inb4 This is a weapons forum!

Usually a pair of Vans

Danner mountain lights.

The extra money goes into being worn 5 days a week for 3 years, being reliably waterproof in that time even though I ride a motorcycle in Oregon rain, and still looking good enough to wear out to the bar after a shine.

>>31797550
Are the Solomon Quest 4D GTX good or is it just a meme?

>>31797739

>Danner Mountain Lights

Sounds like cheap cigarettes

>>31797550
Worn Caterpillar (cat) boots exclusively for years. $125 or so a pair. Last a long time and comfy.

Heavy as cement block shoes tho...

>>31797550
Salomon low cut boots for spring and fall.

I wear ASOLO Fugitives during the cold times. Wore these innaAfhgahanasitan and they hold up great to constant abuse in the snow.

I wear Inv8 shoes for the gym and running. Stupid name, great shoe.

Honestly, I've been wearing some palladium boots for about a year now, and they've turned out really well. Cheap, light, dries fast, but they're just stiff canvas and rubber, so I wouldn't recommend them if you really need to protect your feet

urban environment? there's only two choices:

Sperg Lord: Ultra Combat Elite Spec-Ops v3. They're totally what Delta/Seals/Mossad/Spetznas use. All the websites selling them say so!

Normal Human: Sturdy, comfortable shoes that let you do what your task is WITHOUT standing out. If you're in construction, steel toe leather boots. If you work in an office, dress shoes.

This is why the normies want to take away your guns, anon. You don't even try to be close to normal.

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>>31797550
These everyday. Ariat

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>>31797803
These when I feel all tacticool. Danners
I've been looking for a replacement been hearing good things about the Salomon brand.

For work I wear New Balance sneakers since they are inexpensive, fairly well made and comfortable. For outdoors I have a pair of Carolinas.

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For comfy i wear either pic related or a 10875
For support iron rangers number 8114

>>31797724
I don't know... I have like 20 pairs of shoes... Winter time I mostly wear my red wing Pecos work boots because they are warm...

>>31797803
turn on your trip snarf

>>31797803
How weak are your ankles?

>>31797876
What does this even mean?

>>31797894
Not too weak they do pop on occasion. 4 yrs infantry will do that.

>>31798088
If you wanna go with pull ons still get some orthotics not the one from the docs as they are hard plastic. Atrex has a modeable orthotic

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My edc

>>31797550
Mesh shoes work alright for most of the year, are light and nonautistic.

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>>31797550

>>31797742
They're pretty comfy but the take a long time to dry if they get wet, i have the same pair as op's pic.

>>31797550
Gonna piggyback on this thread. Starting work at a warehouse soon, what would be good boots for being on my feet all day on a concrete floor? I've got a pair of Danner lookouts and the weatherproof Redwing irish setters. The Danners are super comfy but I'm afraid might be a bit heavy to lug around all day. The Irish setters are light but not near as comfy. Should I just use the Danners and get used to lugging around the weight or what? New boots?

>>31797742
They're the best backpacking boots I've worn yet. Seem like overkill for street use though. The north face hedgehogs, Salomon XA pro, Merrel All out, or Vasque Grand Traverse are better every day shoes IMO

>>31797738
Fucking this, Vans are a pretty good all around urban footwear choice. You want the off the walls, not the faggy fat skater ones that middle schoolers show off.

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>>31798397
Try pic related super comfy resoleable and has the best traction sole

Kobra assault boots from grey-shoppe.ru

>>31798549
I like my Danners just fine, and I'm sure that they're in the same weight range as those redwings. I was wondering if I should just wear them or try and get lighter boots that are as comfy

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>>31797550

I hate tennis shoes in both look and feel, so pic related is a nice medium for me.
After a brief break-in, these are some of the most comfortable everyday shoes i've ever worn.

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>>31797550
Big fan of Danner boots.

I wear Danner Acadia's for work (LEO) and generally my 5.11 taclite 6" for going to stores etc. If i'm really lazy, it's my running shoes.

>>31798573
Those ones i showed you will be alot light than your danners as A. The soles are made off of rubber and B. Unlined leather meaning you dont have the syn lining inside. Again tho try them out and the red wing guys will let you know what you're working with

Unlaced desert combat boots, or New Balances.

Pros: cheap, made in America
Cons: highly unfashionable

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Astorflex Greenflex desert boots for everyday.

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i wear these desu.....
one of the few boots that look decent in a size 5.....

I've been buying the same pair of steel toe Wolf boots from Wal-Mart every 3-5 years. They're fine.

They're all fine. You don't need to spend $2-300 on boots.

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I found these for $150. Been wearing them for less than a week, theres some material buckling problems with one of the boots but besides that pretty cool. Probably wouldn't have spent full price on these.

LL Bean Katahdin Ironworks

>>31798109
I wish they would stop making shoes in the brightest fucking colors with the worst color schemes.

>>31799234
Chippewa 6" are the exact same boots, only a hundred dollars cheaper. You paid the WASP tax.

http://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/49464

https://www.amazon.com/Chippewa-20065-Handcrafted-Lace-Up-Chocolate/dp/B0036VN8L8

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best everyday shoe. Meindl for hiking and innawood

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Best range shoes ever, Nike's with 1000D Cordura. These are my new SHTF footwear.

>>31799224
That dead bird

>>31800103

It's the damn apocalypse and this guy is wearing sneakers

>>31798466
Pretty much, my man. They're comfortable, light, and keep my feet cool.

>>31800332
Plus I have my Bates leather steel toes in my trunk

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>>31797603
I Second the MOABS

Just Got Some Mid High Boots yesterday after my previous pair of Moab ventilators finally wore out after about a year and 4 months of moderate to heavy use

While there are higher end options available that might last even longer. Its really hard to beat the performance and comfort for 80$

(80$ Is what I was able to find them for, Look around for deals and never pay MSRP for them though)

Also If you get the low cut MOABS they blend in well and look like tennis shoes unlike certain boots that are heavy and don't hide your power level as much.

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>>31800384
Forgot to add if you get some elastic laces for your MOABS then they go from great to greatest IMO

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>>31799131
My everyday shoes are similar to these, but they're Eccos with gore-tex, so they're waterproof. It doesn't rain much or snow at all where I live, so that's plenty of shoe all year.

Then I have Red Wing Iron Rangers for shop use, and Lowas for innawoods.

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Regular sneakers in the summer, wannabe operator boots in the winter.

I used to have the Magnum Spiders with a single zipper on the side. Convenient for easy removal but it made weird folds and tended to dig into my leg. The velcro flap supposed keep the zipper handle from moving around was to small and didn't stick right, so it protruded to the side and caused wear on my pants.

I foolishly wore them for running around innawoods once, they were never the same.

>>31801902
>fell for the side-zip meme
i didn't think people actually did this

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>>31801902
So more recently I replaced them with GK Fields, no zipper. Pretty good.
You drop a hundred on this kind of boots but they are comfy as fuck from the start, no breaking in needed. Strong but light.
Overkill for what I use them for but eh, that's one of my few pleasures.

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>>31801950
And then I started working in factories and shit, had to deal with absolutely crappy safety shoes and it conviced me to drop some more cash on a pair of Magnum Lynx. The safety parts are plastic or something, which makes them non magnetic but manly a lot lighter than regular safety shoes. So far I'm pretty satisfied with them, I can alk and drive okay and I get to feel operator while working shit jobs.

I'm flat footed so I just grab that 1 boot the store carries with no arch. Currently using Walmart 20 dollars boots for work. They last a year, in on second pair.
Use cowboy boots from cavenders for innawoods. Good for exploring woods for hunting spots. Awful for long distance.

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>>31802087
Forgot photo

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>>31799219
my man

>>31802115
>/k/ : feet

>>31797550
>What do you guys wear for general everyday footwear?
Tactical Crocs.

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For general everyday footwear.

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>>31802387
For work.

>>31800431
kid on the right looks bretty k00l desu

>>31802400
do you work as a dominatrix in a sex dungeon?

>>31802677
Correctional officer. Close enough depending on the type of day we're having.

>>31797603
>>31800384
So good for innawoods without looking like a full autist? I'm looking for some shoes/boots for winter and innawoods (trail walking and camping mostly). I got my old Danner RAT boots but they're about dead.

>>31800431
Why would elastic laces matter?

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>>31797603
Merrell moabs are breddy good. I have a pair of them for when i want to alternate between my danner mountain lights.

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>>31802715