I can't seem to not wear my blundstones.

Wear them everyday for work and every time i am working outside. 100% the best boot i have bought.

 

New Balance Turf Baseball Shoes - Have been great for mowing, lots of traction and stay conformable on those high step count days.

 

I use hiking shoes. Anything else is more hard on my feet because I have Morton's toe. They also seem to last longer.

 

I use the most cushion ASICS Gel Kayano running shoes. First, I use them for about three to four months of running. Then they transition to everyday wear for about a year or two then they transition again to lawn mowing shoes. What I like about running shoes is that I can throw them in the washer every now and then to get them back to new looking.

https://www.runningwarehouse.com/ASICS_Gel_Kayano_26/descpage-AK26M03.html

I usually buy several pairs every year during the black Friday sales and cycle them into the rotation every three to four months. Usually I buy the model that is going out of style to get the best discount.

 

Retired running shoes

 

Sanuk flip flops

 

Retired Adidas runners.

 

Typically my sandals.

 

Flip flops

 

Retired running shoes

Same.

 

Stilettos, mow and aerate at same time. Neighbors think I'm weird.

 

I'm battling Plantar Fasciitis in one foot right now. No shoe is comfortable right now.

 

I have a routine where I buy a new pair of shoes in the spring and my old shoes become my mowing shoes. I use them for a year and then they get replaced. It's a great system except when I buy new dress shoes or house slippers. Those years suck.

 

I used to use retired running shoes but I got tired of having grass all over my socks. I bought a pair of crocs that do not have the holes in them a few years ago and started using those without socks and love them!! I don't get grass in them and I can just blow them off and my legs off with the compressor when done.

 

Whatever older shoe is next in the rotation. Old nice shoes become new yard shoes.

 

Stilettos, mow and aerate at same time. Neighbors think I'm weird.

:?

 

Flip flops

:lol: I was going to mention that but figured it would offend someone. Kids today are so sensitive.

It is a common occurrence to be driving somewhere and see someone wearing gloves, goggles, and yes, flipflops mowing the grass with a walk behind. Need we say more? :lol:

 

Stilettos, mow and aerate at same time. Neighbors think I'm weird.

That's just wrong.

 

Stilettos, mow and aerate at same time. Neighbors think I'm weird.

That's just wrong.

:lol: :lol: Kidding obv

I always end up wearing my good shoes the wife just bought me on accident and messing them up. I don't pay attention to what's on my feet, which Gets me in trouble often.

 

As in...

 

Second page and still not one mention of work boots. :lol:

 

As in...

You look great on that hog

 

You look great on that hog

:lol: :lol: I could only aspire to be a man like this. If you haven't seen the video where this came from, check it out. It's absolutely worth 3 minutes of your day.
Dad's During Summer

To offer an on topic response, I usually use an old pair of tennis shoes to do yard work. I've debated (internally) on looking for a shoe more intended for this kind of thing, but have yet to actually do any research, much less come to terms with spending the coin for something like that.

 

I usually use and old pair of sneakers, but mid summer? probably my sandals / flip flops / whatever I tossed on quickly.

 

Since retired, I live pretty much in Sanuk canvas slip-ons ... recently bought 4 pair when they ran a special for 3 days at 50% off on select styles ... they had my size ... amazing footwear ...