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My last set hear because they are a wide fit for my fat foot.
https://www.merrellaustralia.com.au/products/moab-adventure-3-wp-earth-earth?ref=InQlns
peast wroteI had a pair of Mephistos when I was stationed in Germany. I loved them. They lasted years. I'll look into them again.Check out Mephisto, it’s a little hit or miss on how much old man style you’re getting but they’re all super comfortable and last a while.
M_Six wroteSo are you looking for something work appropriate that you can go walking in? Trying to understand your want....Something I can wear with most pants and still use for walking.
https://www.timberland.com/en-us/p/footwear-0100/mens-redwood-falls-lace-up-waterproof-shoe-TB0A699PW07?width=M
Needsdecaf wroteI'm retired, so no work. :-) But I'd like something I can wear with khakis when we go out to eat or whatever. I just don't want an athletic type shoe. I ended up ordering the SAS shoes from my first post. Hopefully they work out ok.So are you looking for something work appropriate that you can go walking in? Trying to understand your want....
M_Six wroteSorry, I couldn't resist...I'm retired, so no work. :-) But I'd like something I can wear with khakis when we go out to eat or whatever. I just don't want an athletic type shoe. I ended up ordering the SAS shoes from my first post. Hopefully they work out ok.
Hope your new shoes work out for you.
Still getting used to the idea of shoes with no socks, hasn't really cooled off enough to know if these will work in BRUTAL California winters.
UncleWede wroteI just searched these......I recently went in a new direction and bought 2 pairs of Earthing Harmony grounding shoes. Very minimalist. Flat soles with a gimmicky brass plug at the ball of the foot. Penny loafers, but very wide and stretch even further as you wear them.
Still getting used to the idea of shoes with no socks, hasn't really cooled off enough to know if these will work in BRUTAL California winters.
Color me extremely skeptical.
Needsdecaf wroteThe grounding claim aside, the details about the minimalist support and natural motion of walking all seem to be true.I just searched these......
Color me extremely skeptical.
I tell you this: if you are walking down the street and step on a pebble, you WILL know. Not quite Lego-level event, but the center of the heel is especially painful.
