So, what other shoes do you guys own?

thatotherguy · 19th August 2008, 06:43

All of us here in the forum owns at least a pair of high heels, or enjoys wearing them. But what about other shoes? Do you own any shoes which are not found in the "women's" section? Post them here with pics if possible!

**I will post mine once i get some pictures

demoniaplatforms · 19th August 2008, 07:56

NONE for me folks, ALL of my footwear (regardless of type) are WOMENS only-size 9 to be exact!!

Danielinheels · 19th August 2008, 09:05

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Originally Posted by thatotherguy

what about other shoes? Do you own any shoes which are not found in the "women's" section?

Unfortunately, I do. Common men's dress shoes... black slip-on, tan square-toe, chocolate round-toe. White New Balance 574s, black&blue adidas Bounce trainers, white/black pumas. Birkenstocks, Airwalk crocs (for work only!!), adidas sport sandals with the massage pads. A very heavy pair of men's semi-dressy sandals which I HATE (I'd rather wear a women's sandal if I were going to resort to that). Madras print Gap slip-ons. I think that's about it. I must now go and wash my hands, then stare at my pointed-toe pumps until I fall asl

Stilettoscot · 19th August 2008, 15:50

Horrible work boots/sneaks, and one pair of dressier boots in cranberry color.
I own 4 pairs of men's shoes, and like 13 women's.

johnieheel · 19th August 2008, 16:01

Just running shoes for running and working out.

radiodave · 19th August 2008, 18:44

The only "guy" shoes I own are my sneakers, my work shoes, and my dress shoes. I can't really even call my Birkenstock knock offs guy shoes since they came from the ladies section. I'll never understand why two seemingly identical shoes have to have wildly different prices just because one uses different size numbers. Must be that old supply and demand thing.

HotBootGuy · 19th August 2008, 19:52

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Originally Posted by demoniaplatforms

NONE for me folks, ALL of my footwear (regardless of type) are WOMENS only-size 9 to be exact!!

I'm in the same boat as you.....all of my shoes are womens size 9. Even my tennis shoes.......well i take that back i do have 1 pair of mens dress shoes if i ever have to be formal and they would be the more appropriate choice for the occasion.

These are my all-time favorite casuals to wear with jeans

HappyFeat · 20th August 2008, 01:00

I actually have several men's shoes I wear regularly. I try to go two weeks at work without repeating shoes. Ironically, most of them men's shoes I wear (sneakers and hiking shoes excluded) tend to fall on the feminine side- thin soled loafers, driving mocs, sandals, etc. I even have a couple pair of guys shoes in patent leather.

SandalFan · 20th August 2008, 02:04

Why do I find it rather peculiar that most everyone who's replied to this thread so far is actually either embarrassed by the fact that they own any mens shoes, or refuse to own any at all?

I'm the very proud owner of a pair of men's black work boots, and a pair of men's black Biker boots, both of which have lug soles. They're extremely comfortable, and are a very welcome relief to my feet when I go out after wearing my heels for long periods in the privacy of my home.

Danielinheels · 20th August 2008, 02:45

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Originally Posted by SandalFan

Why do I find it rather peculiar that most everyone who's replied to this thread so far is actually either embarrassed by the fact that they own any mens shoes, or refuse to own any at all?

I'm the very proud owner of a pair of men's black work boots, and a pair of men's black Biker boots, both of which have lug soles. They're extremely comfortable, and are a very welcome relief to my feet when I go out after wearing my heels for long periods in the privacy of my home.

Left to my own devices, if I could get every pair of shoes I own in a women's variety I would. The composition of the shoe is usually lighter and more comfortable. The styles look better, and they usually don't cost as much. If I were a women's size 10 or 11, I'd have even fewer men's shoes.