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  • sirfnahi
    Junior Member
    • Jun 2022
    • 1
    #16
    Re: Work Shoes

    I like Duluth Trading Company's Wild Boar Hiking Shoes. After breaking my ankle 3 years ago there aren't many shoes I can wear for any length of time.

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      • allan
        RTFM!!

        5,000+ Posts
        • Apr 2010
        • 5459
        #17
        Re: Work Shoes

        Hush Puppies works great lasts ok.
        Whatever

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          • BillyCarpenter
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            • Aug 2020
            • 16308
            #18
            Re: Work Shoes

            I don't know what your employer allows you to wear to work but in terms of pure comfort - Brooks running shoes. I got turned on to these many years ago. It's what a Marathoner would wear during a race. They're light and super comfy. Not cheap, though.

            Asics are a close 2nd.

            As far as dress shoes, Salvatore Ferragomo. It's an Italian made shoe. I got a pair as a gift. I would never pay that much for a pair of shoes.
            Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.

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              • slimslob
                Retired

                Site Contributor
                25,000+ Posts
                • May 2013
                • 36805
                #19
                Re: Work Shoes

                Originally posted by Valiant
                A great option, I can recommend from me and suggest to see a review of the Nike SB Nyjah. This is a great and classic version of sneakers, suitable for skaters. I think you will be interested to read this review and study the information in detail. Have a great day. Good luck!!!
                Might be an option for weekend wear but very few dealers are going to allow their techs to wear them when repairing equipment at a customer's office which what most copier techs do. And certainly are not PPE compliant.

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                  • KeviM
                    Trusted Tech

                    250+ Posts
                    • Oct 2019
                    • 324
                    #20
                    Re: Work Shoes

                    I always dress semi formal and my shoes match that. It helps with customer relations. The shoes are safety shoes. Very comfortable, oil resistant, chemical resistant, static resistant, full genuine leather. Really really comfortable.

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                      • slimslob
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                        • May 2013
                        • 36805
                        #21
                        Re: Work Shoes

                        Originally posted by KeviM
                        I always dress semi formal and my shoes match that. It helps with customer relations. The shoes are safety shoes. Very comfortable, oil resistant, chemical resistant, static resistant, full genuine leather. Really really comfortable.
                        Before I retired my choice was Dr. Martins dress shoes. Steel arch support helped greatly with my plantar fasciitis. I also carried a pair of their steel toed shoes for when I had to go to a job site where PPE was required.

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                          • KeviM
                            Trusted Tech

                            250+ Posts
                            • Oct 2019
                            • 324
                            #22
                            Re: Work Shoes

                            Originally posted by slimslob
                            Before I retired my choice was Dr. Martins dress shoes. Steel arch support helped greatly with my plantar fasciitis. I also carried a pair of their steel toed shoes for when I had to go to a job site where PPE was required.
                            Yep. That's an excellent choice. Very comfortable.

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