certain shoes are completely uncomfortable to me, so i usually spend a bit more than 50 bucks to get some decent shoes, but never more than 100
Poll: How much do your shoes cost?
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it used to be i only spent like £ 20-£30, but a while ago i got a pair of dr martens for £70 and im glad i did because i havent had to buy a new pair for quite a while .
I usually wear undercovers or rangers. They cost between 70-90Eur so its up to...lets say 130$.
There is nothing like a relyable boot with a nice steelcap
Once a year i get a pair of converse for 30EUR too
I have a very real fear of slipping developed over a lifetime of several dozen knee dislocations...I buy shoes and boots that I perceive to have a good grip and anti-slip. I also have short-wide feet..so this limits me to few options.
In the end, I can't find shoes that cost less than $100.00 that meet my needs. They'll typically run $100-$200. They are by far my most expensive apparel purchase as I buy cheap for everything else.
Without this fear I'd still buy for comfort...though I'd likely not have to spend more than $50.00 or so to get that.
In the end, I can't find shoes that cost less than $100.00 that meet my needs. They'll typically run $100-$200. They are by far my most expensive apparel purchase as I buy cheap for everything else.
Without this fear I'd still buy for comfort...though I'd likely not have to spend more than $50.00 or so to get that.
Hmm, I think my leather boots were £30, XE tells me thats $48 currently. I however like to think if you can do something dressed with impeccable taste then you should do it so. However I also believe strongly in charity, and my hobbies are all expensive. So while I'm not likely to spend £840 on a pair of shoes, I would stretch to £100 for "cordwainer made" dress shoes.
Also, does anyone else think this is quite a reasonable offer?
http://store.drmartens.co.uk/p-5770-dr-martens-1460-forlife-boot.aspx
Assuming I'll live another 60 - 70 years, they make quite a convincing argument. If I die sooner, I won't worry about having wasted any money.
Also, does anyone else think this is quite a reasonable offer?
http://store.drmartens.co.uk/p-5770-dr-martens-1460-forlife-boot.aspx
Assuming I'll live another 60 - 70 years, they make quite a convincing argument. If I die sooner, I won't worry about having wasted any money.
Um the ones I'm currently wearing... $70. They're limited edition Metallica Converse. I'm a terrible person, I know. But I also have $20 boots, $40 paint splattered Converse, a few pairs of $10 flip-flops and another pair of $60 boots a long with a few pairs $30-50 dress shoes.
Oh, I do have $200 high heels in my possession, but they're my sister's and not mine.
Oh, I do have $200 high heels in my possession, but they're my sister's and not mine.
Just bought a pair of BaseBall Boots.
£35. There's your answer.
PS : May I also add they are Converse Boots? Well... They're converse boots. You get to know that even if you said "No."
£35. There's your answer.
PS : May I also add they are Converse Boots? Well... They're converse boots. You get to know that even if you said "No."
I think it was somewhere between $20-$30 for the pair I bought, but I got them during a sale when it was buy a pair and get a second for half price or something. So 2 pairs of shoes for less than $40? I'll take that.
I currently have an obsession with obscure converse, you have to admit though, they look pretty damn good:
I don't even know how much my shoes cost. "The lowest amount possible" would be a good estimate.
$10. On sale at Walmart. Had them for a year and a half now. Most comfortable fucking shoes I've ever owned.