Oofos slides or Keen sandals
Oofos or other slide.
Sperry docksiders.
Any of the 20 or so casual sneakers I have when I need them.
And, of course, Adidas Tour360 both spiked and spikeless for the golf course.
I wear flip-flops if I’m going to the store. If I am working around the yard, I wear my Chacos. I love those things.
They’re convenient because they have holes so your pride can leak out.
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Crocs Slides. I buy them 3pr. at a time.
Wear them from roughly April-Nov. exclusively.
Black and white slip on Vans. They go with pretty much everything. Slightly edgy but not so much it looks like you’re trying too hard. Comfy without socks. Cheap.
birknstocks or tevas or 5.10
Keen sandals - I sported a pair for a summer once. The anti odor thing, yeah that stopped working at some point that year.
I know shoes are highly specific to the individual but I tried on a pair of Olukai Island Hoppers and I’ve never felt anything like it. Not the most stylish thing but not every shoe can be a Croc.
I have 4 or 5 pairs of their shoes and boots, and to me they feel like wearing a covered version of their flip-flops. So comfortable.
I have some of these that are similar. Just stepping into them is very nice. And the black ones were good enough for work.
Keen Daytona Sandals. They are awesome, wear them everywhere. They reintroduced them last year, so now I have an old version from ~2015 that I wear around the house and a new pair that are my going out shoes.
Whatever but please don’t wear open toe shoes with dirty feet. I don’t think you do but I am tired of seeing that. Hashtag lazy
barefoot around the house, birkenstocks for suburban things, Chaco sandals for most outdoors things - unlike Tevas they actually stay on in whitewater. Wearing Tevas, twice had to limp out with one bare foot. Then realized Tevas were designed by raft guides, who sit in rafts all day, so the shoes aren’t meant for footwork like walking, wading etc.
don’t like shoes much, wear them only if I have to…