Keen - I love their trekking sandals.

The ones I get custom made.

For hiking I love Merrell Moab, and my husband loves the look of them -- but he hikes barefoot.👣😏

Nikes

New Balance. They last for years and are perfect for my flat feet.

Bugati

Bally, Testoni, Ferragamo to name a few that I've owned

Craftmanship
Comfort
Style

The non slip work shoes. They work and they non slip

Been sportin Florsheim Shoes lately....

Brando...

Weyerhaeuser


used to be Georgia-Pacific, but I kicked the Koch habit

Brooks or Hokas for running and Dream Pairs for dress shoes.

Salomon for hiking shoes/boots

I like asics for athletic wear walking/running. I don’t have a brand preference otherwise

Arche, Birkenstocks…
Comfortable and well-made. A little more expensive, but worth it.

Skechers

SAS. No breaking in. The first time I put on a new pair I feel like I've been wearing them a year.

They feel like they were made for me.

Fitville, an online company who specialise in wide fitting shoes.

Teva, for comfort and breathability

Either Nike's or Reebok's.

None. It's hard to find shoes I'd like and even harder to see the consistency with some particular brand.

Idk, I like vintage.

Orthofeet… plantar fascitis

Skechers for comfort

The Brand that carries my Family name

[media=https://youtu.be/KSI_sX_w7Zg]
[media=https://youtu.be/I9mePLh27sQ]
[media=https://youtu.be/ouBKE7SG1rE]

I don't follow brànds.

Sketchers step ins UGGS

Sketchers due to the lightweight and still lasts decently long.

I buy for comfort and could care less what they look like or how fashionable they are.

The last pair of shoes I got was a pair of slip-on Skechers and they instantly became my favorite.

The only other pair of shoes that I actually wear are a 10-year old pair of walking shoes made by Rockport.

lei rocket dog sketchers and other things

Whatever brand fit.

Sketchers...comfy