GolfHos

I'm a big fan of New Balance. Worn them for years, dissatisfied with all other brands I've tried since. Do you have a preference?

How fitting.  I just started wearing a new pair today. 8)  However, now I really need to buy another pair. :-\

Adidas. 
1) They carry my size.
2) They're comfortable.
3) They have at least some arch support. 
4) I like how they look.

Just bought a new pair today myself.  :)

Actually, I've had 'em for well over a year, just hadn't worn them.  I bought a pair online, then bought a second pair after I liked the first pair so much.  That's why I now need to buy another pair.  When there's a shoe that fits me, I've found that it's best to always have a second pair on hand and try to keep the same style.  Lot less of a headache that way. :D

Still, they might as well have been purchased today.  Oh, I so like the feel of new shoes. :)

Call me Huck Finn.  I hate shoes with no small degree of outrage/incense.  I've been in flip-flops since late February. 

Poll modified.

LOL. Awesome.

xtrainers- NB
tennis (literally)- wilson
bball- nike/reebok

Oops, can't believe I forgot Reebok. Used to wear them for Racquetball. Very decent.

I'm a huge New Balance fan because I have wide feet, and they have a lot of wide options.  Same reason I like Rockport for non-athletic shoes.

Asics and Adidas.

korprit hate!   [sm_devil]

 ;) ;D

Hillbilly's don't like 'em 'ere shoe's neither.  I tend to wear woodland indian (eastern style) moccasins for yard work and sandals if'n I ain't workin'.  Footjoy Turfmaster's for golf.

I got some 7 or 8 year old Adidas running (not this old bald man) shoes in a closet around here somewhere.

k.swiss because,
#1 they make shoes that are all white
#2 see #1
i don't like shoes with green blue red pink or any other gayass looking colors. lets face it, i'm a black man trapped in a white mans body. ;)

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Nike. 8)

Nike, because I couldn't have them growing up.

Same with Levi's.

korprit hate aside,  if anyone else made decent (in terms of how they feel to me when in use)  bball shoes,  i'd gladly give them a go.

I think Reebok measured my feet for their walking shoes.

 8)  Back in my playing days I wore Nikes a lot. But I think others make pretty decent hoops shoes now as well.

I'm just not a big Nike the company fan these days.

Whatever's on sale.

Fred Meyer has had these all white Nike's forever, usually run about 40 or Fiddy bux, and uhhh, not to brag Dys but I'm a "wide" too. So that's usually what I buy.

I really hold no allegiance to brand, and I know I probably should be checking for things like good arch support but I don't, I really only use them for walking and I'm a cheap sumb****.

Well, there's a bit of that, too.  Doesn't matter what time of the year, if I'm inside the house, I'm not wearing shoes.  Or socks.  (I really wish Kev would do the same.  It would save a lot of socks from an early demise.) 

I looked at the receipt (I still had it in the box), and I ordered 'em in August 2006.  The "old" pair, or rather "used" pair, is still in pretty decent enough shape, just the arch support is totally shot.  They'll be great for mowing the lawn, tramping through the woods, and etc.  If I'm home, no shoes or flip flops.  Sports activities or going somewhere, I try to wear shoes (although, sometimes I still forgo them anyway, depending). 

Still, I like the feel of new shoes.

Adidas. :P

Ata girl.

Adidas for me also.

Running: Nike
Cross-training: Nike or New Balance
Knock-around: New Balance

Running:  Asics
Casual/Athletic/Knock-around:  Puma

I have more Puma's than any other but they aren't very athletic.  The only pair of actual running shoes I own currently are Asics. 

X-Trainers:  Avia - great instructor discount deals
Running:  Adidas
Yoga:  Naked [sm_shock] (feet, I'm talking about my feet.....)

That would have given new meaning to your avatar.

Coworker triathlete friend of mine is test runner for Nike.

They send her free prototype running shoes....she racks up 300 miles on them if they feel OK, answers a few questions and sends them back to Nike.  3 days later, the next trial pair arrives....

Her shoes are always stylin'......

I had a friend in college on that plan (cross-country and track runner).  Nike's air sole technology was fairly new at the time, and those shoes lasted well more than 300 miles.  We got his leftovers when the new pair arrived.

Easy Spirit. They have better arch support for me.

UB's shoes.

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