Nice try, Bob. I'm not falling for this viral marketing, though.

Somebody got to you...

Bronx in black/steel.

I was so shocked at the comfort when I tred them on, I couldn't not buy them.

And they look wicked awesome, if a bit "clown shoe-ish".

-b

I've tried these on, and while they're excellent shoes I think this thread is overstating their value a little. Give me Merrells, especially given the retail price is about 30% lower.

Those Bronx shoes look a lot like my freaky "twins" Campers I got in Hong Kong.

I love Campers.

Irrationally.

I especially love the strangely colored ones, because they are about $70 cheaper than the standard issue black ones.

I recently discovered what might possibly be the best sneakers I have ever worn: Tsubos.

Very light, breathable, and very effective at evading cops, as I found out two weeks ago.

Timberlands. Walking without 'em is never really "walking".

I hate shoes when they're new. They shine too much.

let this be a leeson, kiddies.

if you make nice sounds you get away with a lot.

those SHOES!!!

The best pair of shoes so far is some classic Tod's model. My mother bought them for me. I wasn't impressed at first because they are over the ankle type - awful! But they fit so well I grew to love them. They're so light I feel I can step down the street (with no one watching of course).

I always like my brother's worn out shoes more than any new pair I buy.

Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:

I wish I had a fresh perspective on casual.

I still am and continue to be a fan of Simples. I had a pair that I got my junior year of high school that lasted me through to my sophmore year of college. They died because I was dumb and decided to wear them in the worst thunderstorm and they became thoroughly water logged. After that they were just crunchy because they were suede.

Angriest_Dragon wrote:I like these just fine

how did you manage to steal my shoes, take a picture of them and get them back on my feet without me knowing????






i also must contest that the Ashland Clog make of this Keen brand looks tempting.

my NB's are still kicking though, so i will likely have forgotten about them by the time i need a new pair.

someone give this thread a bump in a few months?