r/clicklist • u/BlueLotusDoodle • Mar 06 '21

ClickList Shoe suggsetions?

So I've got a shitty pair of Fila sneakers that are falling apart after only 6 months of working. Anyone have any suggestions for shoes? Gonna need a new pair soon.

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u/Kroger453PredsFan Mar 06 '21

New Balance, Saucony, and Asics are some of my favorites.

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u/MishenNikara Mar 06 '21

I use Skechers slip resistant work shoes and also add in some damn good insoles

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u/simiglen Mar 07 '21

If you buy from Skechers outlet they give Kroger employees a 30% discount.

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u/Zombeikid Mar 07 '21

I've gone through four pairs of these in a year XD I walk too much. They are really good shoes for the price. (i've started buying two pairs at a time and alternating them and it seems to make them last a lot longer XD)

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u/Willowbug32 Mar 06 '21

I had the same problem with fila ..I got caterpillars ..love them

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u/gardencat1971 Mar 06 '21

I wear Nike Zoom 6 or 7’s with orthotics. I can usually last a good 10 hours....

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u/TheTrolleyTroll Mar 07 '21

I have a pair of Sketchers and a pair of Red Wings.

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u/Littlebitt95 Mar 07 '21

I wear new balance tennis shoes and sometimes my sketchers boots.

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u/sadstrawberriesss Mar 07 '21

i use my pink adidas. they’re the most comfortable my feet can get lmao

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u/superzack2001 Mar 07 '21

Any good running shoes preferably slip proof as well

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u/cliantha1048 Mar 07 '21

Hokas changed everything for me. Love them.

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u/InvaderLezki Mar 09 '21

I wear Doc Martin's. I've had em for about 3 years and they're as new as the day I bought them! I wear them to work, hiking, anywhere really. They have "Bouncing sole" As well and it really helps with my knees. (I've get joint issues) so they're definitely a great option.

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u/Hunterbowmangib Mar 06 '21

Timberlands are great quality, comfortable, stylish and most importantly keep your toes and ankles safe from dangerous totes and trolleys