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I'm looking to buy some new shoes, I liked them, but they are now too worn out to continue using. They had a felt back, which is a requirement, if not the same shoe with a felt back that is easy to get back on.

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Please help me! I'm looking for a casual sneaker that is comfortable for longer walks and has good support. I've tried Adidas Samba (horrible support) and the Adidas Spezial (arch support was a bit too hard). I tried Veja V10 and V12 and both felt average and not really worth the price. I've ordered Kizik and they're fine but not sure of longer comfort.

I've always had the basic white sneaker but I think I wanna try something different and maybe a color that goes with black/denim/navys (most of what I wear). Maroon / wine color seems to be one I'm leaning to.

I'm not looking for athletic looking sneakers. I want something that I can go to a casual restaurant in but also walk 10k steps if I have to.

I'm open to non-mainstream brands. Im getting so many ads from brands I've never heard of on Instagram and can't tell what's good and what's not.

Please guide me! I can't keep ordering and returning!

I need new shoes, what are some cheap drip I can get

I have a pair of Clarks desert boots that I just can't seem to break in. I have bought this same shoe in the same size probably dozens of times (what can I say, I know what I like and what works for me), and I have never had an issue breaking in boots naturally after a few wears.

This pair, however, just will not soften up. The leather, particularly around my big toes and on the exterior of my left little toe, remains rigid, even after numerous wears and thousands upon thousands of steps. Every time I wear them for any distance of walking, my feet get blistered up. The boots are not too short or long (again, I've bought the same size many times, and these don't feel any different than any other pair), it's just that the leather refuses to soften and conform to my feet.

I'm at the end of my rope before considering these a lost cause and getting rid of them, but I wanted to give them one more shot. Does anyone have any tips for breaking in boots that remain stubbornly stiff?

I am looking to buy new balance 1906D (45.5-46 EU) but I can’t seem to find them anywhere except StockX for inflated price. Does anyone know where can I find them in EU?

New Balance 928v3. Yes, they look like grandpa shoes but nothing on the market offers this kind of support and width for AFO.

So I have some hoka clifton 9s, and I notice after about 2 hours of standing and walking im in loads of pain!

I have bone spurs in my heels, and loads of heel pain. I did the wet test, and my feet came out normal, meaning I'm not high arc or flat footed.

I'm not really sure what insoles are good for this, if anyone has suggestions please help. I'm a tall guy that's about 300 lbs too, I'm trying to loose weight but hard to do when you can't walk very long.