Favorite Walk Around Shoes (Page 5): I tried them all to, Reebok, Nike, New Balance, Rockport and on and on. I haven't tried Merrill yet. I'll see if they have a local dealer and if...

tramsey Loc: Texas

SeaChelle wrote:

Tramsey...not to sound redundant, but go to a store and try on a pair of Merrells...I also have foot problems. Reebok and Nike are names only, and you pay for that with no comfort for long periods....Like another person posted, there is no breaking in Merrells...and believe me, I have tried everything!! :thumbup:

I tried them all to, Reebok, Nike, New Balance, Rockport and on and on. I haven't tried Merrill yet. I'll see if they have a local dealer and if not I'll pick up a pair at Amazon.

Thanks
:thumbup: :thumbup:

Ralloh Loc: Ohio

thegrover wrote:

I have three lens. I like to challenge myself and just take one lens to do walk around photography. That means I need the right shoes to get the best angle/composition. What is your favorite walk around shoe?

I generally wear a hiking boot. No brand in particular. I'm also a geocacher so may find myself climbing up hills and through woods at any time.

Terrymac Loc: LONDON U.K.

Flip Flops.

thegrover wrote:

I have three lens. I like to challenge myself and just take one lens to do walk around photography. That means I need the right shoes to get the best angle/composition. What is your favorite walk around shoe?

Rich2236 Loc: E. Hampstead, New Hampshire

[quote=thegrover]I have three lens. I like to challenge myself and just take one lens to do walk around photography. That means I need the right shoes to get the best angle/composition. What is your favorite walk around shoe?[/quote

Try either ECCO, or Mephisto, Both shoes are handmade and doesnt take long to break them in. I have one pair of ECCO shoes that i have been wearing for over 4 years. They just dont wear out!!! And there are styles just built for walking. I have used them to walk on cement, cobblestones, gravel, well, just about any surface.
Rich

Pepsiman Loc: New York City

thegrover wrote:

I have three lens. I like to challenge myself and just take one lens to do walk around photography. That means I need the right shoes to get the best angle/composition. What is your favorite walk around shoe?

New Balance walkingh shoes... :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: 7 days a week...

bv52gyf Loc: Kincardine, Scotland

SeaChelle wrote:

Anything made by Merrill....awesomely comfortable!!! For guys and gals.

Ditto - the most comfortable walking shoes I have ever bought

DragonRider42 Loc: Olympia, WA

Being a diabetic, I wear nothing but SAS Pathfinders. Unfortunately, they are no longer manufactured, so I am looking for another shoe.

gregoryd45 Loc: Fakahatchee Strand

thegrover wrote:

I have three lens. I like to challenge myself and just take one lens to do walk around photography. That means I need the right shoes to get the best angle/composition. What is your favorite walk around shoe?

70% barefeet, 30% Teva or Mephisto sandals

Mudshark Loc: Illinois

"I have three lens. I like to challenge myself and just take one lens to do walk around photography. That means I need the right shoes to get the best angle/composition. What is your favorite walk around shoe?
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Well...it sorta depends on what I'm gonna be a walk'n round...

Bruce with a Canon Loc: Islip

Al FR-153 wrote:

FREE ! Don't hand me that line.....
You paid for them and paid dearly. If nothing else, you first had to make them shine and then had to break them in. Took me 6 weeks in '60. But I will agree, great boot.

OK ya got me. FREE of monetary charge, all it cost me was 7 tears of indentured service and a lap through Drill Sergeant Academy, Basic Leadership School, NCO Academy.
Still Smilin :)

tramsey Loc: Texas

DragonRider42 wrote:

Being a diabetic, I wear nothing but SAS Pathfinders. Unfortunately, they are no longer manufactured, so I am looking for another shoe.

I found them on our favorite search engine Google Here's a link
I've never seen one this long before!

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&gs_rn=11&gs_ri=psy-ab&cp=21&gs_id=5&xhr=t&q=sas+pathfinder+shoes&es_nrs=true&pf=p&output=search&sclient=psy-ab&oq=sas+pathfinders+shoes&gs_l=&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&bvm=bv.45921128,d.eWU&fp=eee4d73fccc469f8&biw=1120&bih=578

wlgoode Loc: Globe, AZ

thegrover wrote:

I have three lens. I like to challenge myself and just take one lens to do walk around photography. That means I need the right shoes to get the best angle/composition. What is your favorite walk around shoe?

I just got new one- but I have 2 favorites. My new everyday one is New Balance, my wilderness one is HiTech.

wlgoode Loc: Globe, AZ

Pepsiman wrote:

New Balance walkingh shoes... :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: 7 days a week...

Just got a new pair of NBs, better than barefoot! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

AuntieM Loc: Eastern NC

I have a size 10 foot, with a narrow foot and high arch. Shoe shopping for me is a real struggle. I have to admit that I have never even heard of a lot of the names of shoes that have been thrown out here. That being said, the other problem that I have is having to try shoes on to see how they feel, so mail order is not an option. So, I go to places like Rack Room Shoes, Dick's Sporting Goods, and athletic shoe stores, and usually end up purchasing men's shoes that fit me. It appears that the shoe manufacturers haven't caught on that some women's feet are larger than a size 6. So whatever fits my feet, and is fairly inexpensive is what I get. Have a pair of Nike and easy Spirit sneakers, a pair of Quest hiking boots, and a pair of Coleman sandals. They all work for me.

Kimbee Loc: Dunedin, Florida, USA

Brooks and Asics running shoes!