170$ and they didn't kill a cow for it! No way
What's your go to shoes for wheeling?
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170$ and they didn't kill a cow for it! No way
Watch them on Amazon, I didn't give over $80.00 for either of mine.
Another one for the merrells. Ive worn flip flops and some adidas generic athletic type shoes and it works ok if it's just really easy stuff that doesn't involve mud or walking a section of rocks or spotting.
Too much still my boots are like 100$ typically. I'm too hard on the upper half of shoes fabric won't last long at all
My flip flops are Hey Dudes.........got them on sale for $10.00.
Pointy rocks out here idk. I always end up tearing up the top half of the toe box on the front and sides. And I tend to peel the sole off from the front too
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I wear Timberland work boots unless it is just a booze cruise then it is Teva's. And every time I wear Tevas it ends up being a winch fest and I wish I had my Timberlands.
Stop dragging your toes lol
In all seriousness though, this doesn't happen to me but I can see it, for whatever reason I bump the toe on my hiking boots. I think it's just that I don't wear them enough for my muscle memory to get used to their bulk.
Flip flops, but I at least keep my toenails painted.
Man, you boys must not wheel in the rocks. I'd hate to try and move around where I usually wheel wearing flip flops.
Edit: And yes, given Zorbster's location that was retorical.
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I wear my leather pull on work boots cause they're waterproof and keep the mud out.
I'd rather wear bare feet than flip flops or anything like them
I'd rather wear bare feet than flip flops or anything like them
I don't drag my feet idk why but it has happened to the last 3 pairs!! My "everyday" boots have a leather toe, my more "work" boots have a rubber toe that wraps a lot higher and that seems to survive a lot better. Though I don't wear them as often
Rainbows anytime I can get away with it.
On Cloud 5 Waterproof if there's nothing crazy that needs ankle support
Keen NXIS Evo Waterproof if I do need ankle support. I would consider On's hiking line if I replace these.
My work boots are pull-ons and just aren't as good hopping around rocks off road.
On Cloud 5 Waterproof if there's nothing crazy that needs ankle support
Keen NXIS Evo Waterproof if I do need ankle support. I would consider On's hiking line if I replace these.
My work boots are pull-ons and just aren't as good hopping around rocks off road.
Spring/Fall, I wear my everyday slip on Double H boots. In the summer I wear Altra Olympus sneakers
Are you originally from Southern CA? Rainbow sandals are a staple here.
Florida Panhandle.
70% of my wheeling is in the Mohave Desert exploring old mines and historical sites the rest is in the Sierra. Sandals or athletic shoes don’t give me the protection I need. Too many rocks, boulders and shards of glass and metal that require sturdy footwear. Also I like a higher boot for ankle protection. You never know when you’ll have to hike out of the wilderness after a break down or climb up a mountain to explore. Sandals and athletic shoes work fine for going to the store and back.
I prefer Timberline boots. They hold up to the abuse and I know their fit and comfort. I’ll buy several pairs online when on sale and can find size 13s.
I prefer Timberline boots. They hold up to the abuse and I know their fit and comfort. I’ll buy several pairs online when on sale and can find size 13s.
I pulled the trigger on a pair of the Moabs. Found a pair on sale for $90 in a tolerable color (gray).
Thanks for everyone's recommendations.
Thanks for everyone's recommendations.
Here's my GO TO foot fort wheeling... OK for driving the TJ
And when out walking I've got nice mesh boots
And when out walking I've got nice mesh boots
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