Stylish Men's Shoes.

[Oxyra]

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...s?ref=category

I think you guys should check them out ayyyyy ;D

tl;dr I want this thing to make it past the cutoff so I get my pair.

But really, they look pretty sweet.

[RICH1471]

I dont get it, you pledge money and MAYBE you will get some new shoes? Why not just go to any shoe shop and buy some guaranteed?

[Eroginous]

I agree with the premise that too many companies focus on over stylized shoes plastered with logos and flashy colors. However, this guy is basically taking dress shoes and putting a sneaker sole on them. While that's a good idea for comfort, it makes the shoes look tacky.

http://www.bornshoes.com/ViewAll.asp...o=2&SortType=P

Here's a company that makes high quality shoes for men/women that are both stylish, comfortable, and utterly devoid of flashy colors/logos.

[Oxyra]

I dont get it, you pledge money and MAYBE you will get some new shoes? Why not just go to any shoe shop and buy some guaranteed?

If the thing doesn't succeed, ie. raise enough by the date, you don't get your product, you don't lose money.
Hence "pledge"

[Led ++]

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[Kerdoz]

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God no!

Converse is the shoes of 15 year old kids, not for stylish men

[Oxyra]

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Strange. I thought this thread's title was "Stylish" Men's Shoes.
Not kid's shoes from the 90s.
GL wearing Converse into work bro. 10/10 Would read your troll again.

[Vegas82]

Those are some ugly shoes on that kickstarter page. The sneaker sole make them look like a cross between cheap nurses shoes and cheap dress shoes. The rest just look like vans ripoffs...

[Led ++]

Strange. I thought this thread's title was "Stylish" Men's Shoes.
Not kid's shoes from the 90s.
GL wearing Converse into work bro. 10/10 Would read your troll again.

Depends what you define as stylish. I could wear an Armani suit, be covered in tattoos, have pink sunglasses on, wear my all stars, hair combed to the back and be perfectly stylish. What you wear at work has little to do with style. I wear shoes with Kevlar protection at work, not stylish enough?

[Oxyra]

Depends what you define as stylish. I could wear an Armani suit, be covered in tattoos, have pink sunglasses on, wear my all stars, hair combed to the back and be perfectly stylish. What you wear at work has little to do with style. I wear shoes with Kevlar protection at work, not stylish enough?

Kevlar, are you a chef?

[Annoying]

Strange. I thought this thread's title was "Stylish" Men's Shoes.
Not kid's shoes from the 90s.
GL wearing Converse into work bro. 10/10 Would read your troll again.

I wear Adidas into work all the time. Pretty much the same thing without the high-top.

[Led ++]

Kevlar, are you a chef?

Toe protection since it's better then steel.

[Wookeh]

I only wear a suit to burials and weddings because they both have something in common. I work in a suit-envoirement but we're allowed to wear whatever we want to wear as long as it doesn't have anything to do with politics or opinions as we have to remain neutral.



Been wearing them for about .... 18 years now or so and they're only shoes besides combat boots i feel comfortable in. I do have pretty expensive shoes to go with my suit but i couldn't bear walking on them all day.

[gismo7354]

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Those are my workout shoes not my "stylin" shoes. I don't do dress shoes though. Sneakers or hiking boots usually.

[Jackmoves]

Not a fan, I like a pair of nice leather shoes, but that sole(sp) just looks off.

For sneakers I usually go for Royal Elastics. It's been my go-to-brand for sneakers for +10 years. Australian brand I think. They last for years, heck I still got my very first pair stored away in the closet and they are not far from mint condition(after +10 years!), I don't use them though, but pretty remarkable imo. Most others sneakers just fall apart after a couple of months in my experience.

The designs(and colours) can be a bit wacko at times but they usually have something I dig when I feel like shoping for sneakers.

[Ryngo Blackratchet]

Ugh, no. The "sneaker" sole just obliterates the expected style. Not to sound overly negative or anything, but there's a reason styles are separated. Also @ the converse, haha. I had no idea adults wore those. Not that there's anything wrong with that, sincerely, wear what you love, I just had no idea.

I have noticed, however, that the teenage punk-grunge (baggy ass pants, loose shirt, sneakers, knitted hats in the summer) thing is expanding WAY past that 17year old cut off I was used to when I graduated. So who knows. Clearly I'm outdated. I just love feeling fresh, not looking like I need a shower.

[JimmyHellfire]

Guys talking about "stylish shoes" ... don't forget your eye-circles roll-on!

[kallekaka]

blue suede shoes are what I want.
Could always tell ppl not to step on them

[Annoying]

sincerely, wear what you love

That. It's what really matters. I'm sure we have a ton of people on both sides, but really at the end of the day, people will pick either what they love or what they think will get them laid.

[Harry Botter]

I recently got a pair of Hush Puppies that were on clearance for my birthday. They look like a dress shoe, but it's not. It looks a boot thingy but it isn't. The best way I can describe it is dress casual shoe boot thing. It's made of shiny leather I want to polish and keep clean, yet it is the most comfortable thing I have worn on my feet. They look nicer and more elegant than my dress shoes I have used for some time now. They're a tad higher than a shoe but not as high as a boot or even high top sneaker.

http://www.heartlandamerica.com/brow...03008&DL=SCH49

Is the closest I could find. Same style, but mine uses a shiny dress leather.