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SYKE!
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I fell for the /fa/ meme back in 2014 and spent $500 on a pair of Raf Simons.
To this day not a single person has said “hey nice shoes”.
I’ve had two women ask me why I’m wearing children’s shoes instead of learning to tie my own laces.
Don’t be like me. Don’t listen to /fa/.
To this day not a single person has said “hey nice shoes”.
I’ve had two women ask me why I’m wearing children’s shoes instead of learning to tie my own laces.
Don’t be like me. Don’t listen to /fa/.
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The "Gus" from Wal-Mart.
Steel toed and waterproof for a couple inches.
I take the label off the tongue and sharpie out the bright yellow STEEL TOE.
I've been wearing them since the mid 00s, on my third or fourth pair by this point. Comfy enough. The waterproofing is a godsend in Florida puddles. I don't specifically do work that requires a steel toe but there's been plenty of random occurrences with people dropping things, running me over with a fatty cart, or just plain stepping on my feet that I probably would be down a toe or two without them by this point. Also I can lace and tie them loose and just slip them on and off if I'm just doing normal walking, standing and sitting.
Steel toed and waterproof for a couple inches.
I take the label off the tongue and sharpie out the bright yellow STEEL TOE.
I've been wearing them since the mid 00s, on my third or fourth pair by this point. Comfy enough. The waterproofing is a godsend in Florida puddles. I don't specifically do work that requires a steel toe but there's been plenty of random occurrences with people dropping things, running me over with a fatty cart, or just plain stepping on my feet that I probably would be down a toe or two without them by this point. Also I can lace and tie them loose and just slip them on and off if I'm just doing normal walking, standing and sitting.
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>not buying Rick Owens instead
Rick x Adidas v Raf x Adidas
GOD TIER RICK OWENS
PLEB TIER RAF SIMMONS
GOD TIER RICK OWENS
PLEB TIER RAF SIMMONS
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Ok these are my real shoes
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And anyone with wide feet lol.
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I can't believe I'm the first person with actually cool shoes in here.
I drive a lot of cars. They're legitimately great driving shoes. They also look swish as fuck, and I don't even have to tie them.
Oh, I think I actually have a pair of Heelys, and at least evidence that I have at one point owned Soap Shoes. My work shoes are steel-toed shitkickers, and I also have these:
Yep, that's a seatbelt.
I drive a lot of cars. They're legitimately great driving shoes. They also look swish as fuck, and I don't even have to tie them.
Oh, I think I actually have a pair of Heelys, and at least evidence that I have at one point owned Soap Shoes. My work shoes are steel-toed shitkickers, and I also have these:
Yep, that's a seatbelt.
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I love these things.