Shoe rotation.

[Anonymous No.13568788]

This is my current rotation, mostly up row for dry and bottom for wet.

I dont count pure sports shoes like for running or the gym, nor some things im not wearing regularly.

[Anonymous No.13568794]

>>13568788
hey, cheaney bro! how are you? how's the wife?

[Anonymous No.13568796]

>>13568788

[Anonymous No.13568800]

I rotate my running shoes because the cushioning needs to rest. I have a single pair of heavy duty work shoes I use for atleast 18 months in a row. Currently rocking these Caterpillar Thresholds, so comfy and safe. Going to swap them next June.

[Anonymous No.13568804]

>>13568794
XD

Doing great, thank you!

[Anonymous No.13568810]

>>13568800
The boots also need to rest, both for cushioning and for them to dry properly and avoid risk of fungi f.e.

Its wise to rotate running shoes, useful to avoid injuries too.

[Anonymous No.13568812]

>>13568796
Im almost a middle age chap :,-(

[Anonymous No.13568848]

I haven't worn the black and white ones on the left in a while

[Anonymous No.13569265]

>>13568848
90s grunge core.

[Anonymous No.13569328]

>>13568788
Seriously in love with the two pairs on the left, good taste OP

[Anonymous No.13569337]

>>13568810
>The boots also need to rest, both for cushioning and for them to dry properly and avoid risk of fungi f.e.
Never happened with my near 10 years of experience with boots (and only six pairs).

[Anonymous No.13569354]

>>13568788
dude you need shoe stretchers for the 3 bottom left pairs. you gotta take care of shoes like that.

[Anonymous No.13569385]

>>13569354
>shoe stretchers

you are such a fucking monkey

[Anonymous No.13569387]

>>13569385
yes, and monkeys gotta wear leather shoes for work. that's how i know how to keep the leather tidy.

[Anonymous No.13569451]

>>13569354
If i did put all the shoe trees in.. how could you see the aftermarket goatskin leather insoles; or the crazy recycled blue Mizuno ones? ^^