Post: #26

Vans Authentic CA
ProKeds 69er low

my asia beaters lol

Post: #27

(07-01-2011 11:48 PM)Chad Daring Wrote:  Picked up a pair of Vibrams, and I dont think I'd ever wear them other then exercising or out and about while exercising, but I'm half tempted to start a whole new thread simply on the benefits of "barefoot" running in these things.

http://therunningbarefoot.com/

This is a solid website. I learned a lot about barefoot running here.


Back to the original question.. I wear PF Flyers. Not only can I run faster i them, but I can jump higher too!

Post: #28

Hey players. I got some of these in black and grey a while back. I think I should of got a completely different brand for lighter shoes but oh well. What does everyone think? I like them...

Post: #29

Try these for the summer, they're on sale at Bass for cheap and I guarantee no one else you run into will have them.

   

Post: #30

I have been rocking slip-ons as my casual shoe for awhile. Specifically slip-ons from Del Toro Shoes. I had my feet kicked up on a table during sunday brunch, which is big with the service industry in my city, and was approched by three different women this month because of their purple camo slippers. The are on the expensive side but I got mine 80% off on Gilt and they tend to run on there every couple of months. I feel slip-ons give you a casual look, but puts you leagues ahead of the dudes in sneakers and flip flops. The website is http://www.deltoroshoes.com . Do not wear these with no socks. Go to Mocc socks and buy a pack of no show loafer socks. Its getting hot and nobody wants to smell feet in the summer.

Post: #31

Man, I have really been interested in fashion lately. These were posted up on GQ awhile ago, and they look fucking sick.





http://shop.outlier.cc/shop/retail/supermarines.html

Only downside is that they are 290$'s, which is definitely on the higher end of cost for sneakers.

(04-21-2012 01:15 AM)houston Wrote:  Hey players. I got some of these in black and grey a while back. I think I should of got a completely different brand for lighter shoes but oh well. What does everyone think? I like them...

Those are pretty nice. I was actually thinking of buying a pair of those kind of sneakers in black.

Post: #32

These are wery nice
http://shop.lacoste.com/Lacoste-Mens-Pro...aunch_date

Post: #33

I rock Common Projects. Also have a pair of the Prada Americas cup sneakers which I love. all expensive but spending money on shoes is worth it.

Post: #34

Adidas Stan Smiths.

Edit: damn, I just saw the pics Houston. Those are sweet. Great choice!

Post: #35

My gray Adidas shoes are actually lighter and have dark navy stripes instead of white. Will post a pic when I get to a computer. Yeah, I like these and a few girls have commented on them. I never see anyone wearing them. I like old school Chucks, but you see them EVERYWHERE.

Post: #36

Are you y'all for real?

Only one type should even be considered

Post: #37

These are the gray ones I got
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Post: #38

I had to do it. Switch out the white laces for black on the black pair and youre good to go. I don't think I can go wrong with either these or my Adidas. Anyone notice a difference between high top and low top Chucks? I might have to exchange them for high tops because they feel funky.

Post: #39

Suede brogues. You can dress up or down in them and are really versatile in a neutral colour. I bought a pair that I am stoked with from asos for $60

Post: #40

My current all purpose casual

Considering getting something brighter/flashier for more relaxed environments, 'cause I like bright lively colours, and it stands out in the crowd






And of course, the smart casual look I've been leaning towards lately includes a pair of brown loafers and a pair of black loafers.

What I'd like to get for smart/causal





(Not necessarily those particular shoes, but those styles/colours are pretty close to what I'd like)

Just some ideas for you.

Post: #41

You should totally consider Jordan's. I just picked up those retro 1's white and they look sick, they get a lot of attention and are really comfy.
They match with pretty much anything and they're a good convo starter with sneakerhead girls (which are always dtf )

Post: #42

(06-13-2012 02:41 AM)houston Wrote:  I had to do it. Switch out the white laces for black on the black pair and youre good to go. I don't think I can go wrong with either these or my Adidas. Anyone notice a difference between high top and low top Chucks? I might have to exchange them for high tops because they feel funky.

low tops are more comfortable over the long term IMO (unless you leave the top 2 holes unlaced on the hi tops). I think Lo tops look better w/ shorts, and w/ pants you can't tell the difference.

good call on switching out the laces for tone-on-tone.

Post: #43

picked up some timbs before i left for europe. really quality craftmanship. vibram sole, leather lining, and gore-tex material. love em. they're all suede though so they aren't mean for everyday wear, but i thought they were a good purchase.

timberland abington alpine oxford, low cut.

Post: #44

Check out Claes, I like em. Great mix between sneakers and formal shoes:

Post: #45

wore some janoski's with khaki chino's and a customized pocket tee today. got a lot of looks surprisingly.

Post: #46

Adidas Originals. I've got six pairs, most comfortable line Ive ever experienced.

Post: #47

Just ordered these Lacoste:

http://www.zappos.com/lacoste-imatra-ess-light-grey

Post: #48

$47.50 if you buy them now

http://www.cr8rec.com/p-2337-cesario-navy-grip.aspx

Post: #49

I just bought a pair of Polo shoes from Burlington coat factory for $15. I'm in between work and need to save some money.

Post: #50

I second the Jordans