[ SECRET POST #4019 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4019 ⌋

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[Love Actually]


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[Brooklyn 99]


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Comments

Re: Should I buy a zoo pass or new boots?

[(Anonymous)]

Even going to work is two miles a day, and five is more usual. I can easily hit ten, if I have someplace fun to go like the zoo, or a ton of errands to run. I don't have a car. And I don't go out, I'm not really social, I just walk everywhere, and need to keep my feet and legs happy.

There's your problem, anon - boots are NOT meant for that amount of walking, even boots like that. You'd do better to invest in a good pair of cross-training sneakers to wear for walking because that's what they're designed for. I was wondering why you had so many issues with shoes messing up your feet but that explains everything. I too walk at least 2-3 miles a day and I would never dream of doing it in boots, even my most comfortable ones. It has nothing to do with cheap vs. expensive, it's about wearing the right type of shoe for the activity and boots are definitely not it.

Re: Should I buy a zoo pass or new boots?

[(Anonymous)]

I should rephrase, boots that aren't hiking boots aren't meant for that amount of walking, and even then I wouldn't wear hiking boots for walking on concrete sidewalks because they're really designed for dirt hiking trails and don't have the same level of cushioning that sneakers do.