Tread

I wear hiking boots for a living. Sure, myist of my work these days is in the office, but I still like the feel and 'real worldness' of having working footwear. Sadly, because I'm lazy, I don't really own anything else (-40 winter boots, dress shoes, and a pair of slippers... Other than the slippers I don't really wear the others).

Over the last year or so I've put some serious millage on my boots, pacing up and down the length of the basement (one circuit is about 70 steps). Add to that the fact I use the basement as my walking track for 3km or so a day and my boots just don't seem to be holding up.

Solution: Find running (walking, pacing) shoes for an intense cement floor workout.

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EXIF data

Brand

LGE

Model

LM-G900

Aperture

ƒ/1.8

Focal length

4.806mm

Shutter speed

1/25s

Joe Fortin

Published 3 years ago

Marta Tomaszewska Omg, one of my Keen sandals are with me over 10 years! Maybe try the shoes for construction workers? I think most hiking ones will not survive cement in such amounts, as the sole needs to be a bit soft to have proper grip.

3yrs

Joe Fortin I've been told the same (about the construction footwear). As long as I can find something without steel toes I'll be good.

3yrs

Marta Tomaszewska It could be hard. But meanwhile you've inspired me and I've checked soles of my shoes - I also use trekking ones, but have more pairs :D And for example older Scarpa Mojito (rather "city" model) is in better condition than TX4 from La Sportiva (approach ones). But if Keen didn't survived... it could be hard to find something :D

3yrs

EXIF data

Brand

LGE

Model

LM-G900

Aperture

ƒ/1.8

Focal length

4.806mm

Shutter speed

1/25s