Light wool blend socks, black Double H western boots. Earlier getting the cow in, rubber Wellington boots for the mud.

A pair of Nicks boots and Thorlo socks.

Cotton socks and Meindl hikers. I wear these nearly everyday on the farm when rubber boots or Schnees pack boots are not required. They are 13 years old and remain the most comfortable boots I’ve ever worn. Sadly, I’ll need to retire them this year as the stitching is finally coming undone.

Merrell - barefoot's. Being retired I get to wear what I want now. No rain or water so the muck boots sit idle.

Got the boat ready for the first fishing trip of the year tomorrow so it will be Keen's open web - water shoes for the day tomorrow.

Brand new pair of Altra Lone Peak 4.0 trail running shoes. This is my 3rd pair of Lone Peaks and they are the best shoe I have ever had. I will take them to the mountains tomorrow and get them dusty.


mike r

Barefoot in the house. Darn Tuff wool socks and Asolo Sassalong's working in the garden or putting around the farm.

Toes.

Bare now, the breeze feels good twitet my toes.

Birkenstocks

bring it on....................

barefoot, went out to my truck earlier, the concrete was hot as f-ck.

wear these https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XBVYWR5/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_8?smid=A2A1NW6C7A6IZR&psc=1

My feet are currently naked.

lvmiker...You ever trek up Lone Mountain when you have a little bit of time and you want to get in some vertical elevation gain...?

LMAO!

Flip flops

Besides the hair, fungus, dead skin?

Thick wool blend boot socks and a pair of Keen boots I bought to try out

Better order a couple extra pair. IME, they will stop making them soon!

I was in and out of the water all day so I've been wearing, wait for it...


crocs!

yea yea yea..........

born in '52.........

raised in the 60's..........

fuggin A..........

If I had a joint I'd light it up........

86* here.........

turn it off !!!!!!

If you mean the Lone Mountain here in LV , yes a bunch of times. When I was w/ LVMPD SAR one of the 1st test for aspirant volunteers was a stroll to the top w/ a 30 lb pack. Piece of cake until the temps reached>100*.
Many came, few remained.

mike r

I had a hard time getting these in size 10.5, They only had 1 color choice. I probably should have bought a couple more. Reviews on the 4.5 are mixed.


mike r

Wool socks and Meindl hikers when hunting. New Balance tennis shoes inside and summer.

Easy now. I was laughing “with” you!

Just got home from work and still in my work boots. Wool socks and Thorogood wedge sole lace ups.

Darn Tough socks and JK boots.

Smartwool merino wool socks and Timberland hiking boots, Keen low hikers when not wearing the Timberlands.

That’s the one. I’ve done it a bunch too. But NOT in triple digit heat. I’ll pass. I’ve done Turtlehead Peak a bunch too. I LOVE Red Rock Canyon and have done a great deal of climbin’ and hikin’ there. I’m very familiar with that place. That’s where I spend most of my time when I’m out there. I like to climb and hike in Valley of Fire too. And for a change of pace, I like to go down to Laughlin and use it as a base to operate out of to climb and hike in that area. But NOT in the Summer. I like southern Nevada best between the middle of October and early March.

Unidentifiable fungus.

...Right now just a pair of wool blend heavyweight socks that I get at Runnings Home, Farm & Outdoor Center. They are an official Browning, ( yeah; that Browning) licensed product with the Browning logo on the side. Got some on sale awhile back and liked them so much I got more. Was running around in the woods with my Muck boots this afternoon and took the boots off before coming inside but the socks are so comfy I left 'em on.

Nothing.

If I was doing something worthwhile, Hanes and Red wing Oxfords.
Embarrassed about the Oxfords, but after an Achilles injury I ignored
for too long, i have a knot of scar tissue. Wearing any shoe that touches
it soon becomes excruciating.

Bought my wife a bunch of Darn Tough socks, she loves them.
She looked at some type at 8/$80 and said they were too expensive!
She has no idea what I paid for hers. Good thing!

No way I would pony up that much for my own socks though.

I moved here in 1970 after my 1st trip to Red Rock Canyon. World class climbing and the Clark County population was <80k. I had an enduro bike and climbing gear, I thought I had died and gone to heaven summers are not for those w elevated IQs.


mike r

Made in USA red wings

From <80k to over a million since then. Damn. It ‘is’ some of the best rock in the country. Heckuva bunch of changes out there since 1970. Damn again.

One of my dogs......

Redwings, flip flops, sometimes sneakers, cheap cotton ankle high socks. Rubber lacross boots with church socks when hunting.

dickies cotton socks, its summer, double H ice sole boots, buffalo hide. the most utterly indestructible boots I have owned.

Moose hide moccasins. Though the last pair I’ll likely have. The old Indian woman who did them for me passed last year and I have no moose hunt planned this year.

Just got home, poured myself a Turkey a splash of water. I’ve got some Thorlo cotton socks and leather slippers on on my hoofies.

Either Dunham sandals or Keene Targhee II's with Costco merino wool socks. Bare as I type.

most of the time Red Wing 914 with Duluth trading over the calf med weight socks....for casual ,zip up the side half boot.

Hey man... ive got size 14 feet, thats a lot of hurt.. them jokers are comfy! I get the mossy oak ones so its not too gay!

Redwings or new balance during the day.

Nothing, work boots all day

Oil soaked worn out boots w reg athletic socks.
Need new boots. Work trashes a cheap pair in 6 months, a good pair in 12. Ends up costing the same.

I wear Keens when not at work. Low cut hiker/ tennis shoe type

Airat steel toed boots

Playing with the bird dogs in the yard in flip flops. Was sweating some copper earlier making them an automatic waterer with my favorite Thorogood wedge sole moc toe boots.

Not a damn thing, works done, jean cuffs rolled up, washed up, cooled down and chilling out.

At work it’s Double H cowboy boots. At home it’s Anderson Bean full quill ostrich with goat skin tops.

Put a few miles on the ol' square toe Boulets today sorting, branding and vaccinating the last semi load of pairs.

I can tolerate a worn out pair of boots(when it's dry) but I hate thin socks.


Seems like every spring I get 8-9 pair of new medium weight Smartwool over the calf socks.

New socks are fricken sweet....


And like Gunner, barefoot as we speak. A/C is runnin' and a cold beer in hand.

BS, Sam. You gots cowchieet on yer feet.

Jag, my boots sure as hell have a little chit on 'em!


Got fancy and took a quick shower when I got home......grin

Condoms.

#nottheflu

Georgia Mud Dogs 11& 1/2 Wide

Depends. working... red wing laceup... chit kickers... red wing wellington... fancy out... red wing western

Hunting fishing hiking... 4 different pairs of Lowa from light to stout.

In my short cloths... flip flops

Socks are cotton when hot and wool when cold.

Kent

Red Wing Pecos 2405 steel toe. After the 2nd sole I wised up and had Red Wing replace their POS Super Soles with a Vibram. This is a photo of the replacement Vibrams out of the box - much better. I have anther pair of the same boots I'm planning on sending back to them for the Vibram treatment.

Together we will survive.

Ariat Schittkickerz and Kennetreck mountain boots.

Rubber Birkenstock’s are my house slippers

My new favorite work pants are the elastic waist Ariats. They are awesome.


But their boots make my legs itchy.


North American cowboy boots or bust.

I have a pair of those I bought years ago in case I worked a job requiring steel toe, wore them once I think, never know when I may need them.

Kent

Kent, I wear my 2405s all the time - whether I need a steel toe or not. They're not the best for walking a lot - in that situation I wear my Red Wing 608s or my new(er) Throrogoods. Thorogood makes one helluva boot and I recommend them highly.

You'll only find American made boots on my feet.

Right now, slippers.
The last 2 days - athletic socks and custom boots.
Most days - athletic socks and custom work boots.
Got to go custom, as no one makes a cowboy boot my size, commercially.
In New Balance shoes, I wear a 10 EEEE.

Jeebus Mark. You've got some mighty fat feet.

Sketcher boat shoes over ankle socks. Comfortable, and I like the soft soles. Sneak around like an Indian instead of clomping down the hallway in work boots.

WHAT?? No Crocs??? Heathen!!!

Georgia Giants twin gore. It's like a a refined Romeo IMO. Discovered them a few years ago and dang they last great compared to anything else I can stand which means slip on, and fairly weather resistant with traction. No toe pinch. I don't even have to wear wides in these. Goodyear welt construction. Import but not China.

Was looking for a new pair of sneakers and got recommended Hoka One One Bondi 6. Never heard of them. They are the most comfortable shoe I've ever worn in my life. Not cheap, but..

My French name is Filipe Floppy.

Corns, Bunions, Athletes foot and fallen arches

Now, Double H ropers.

I won't be patronizing Hoka: This is the first thing I saw when I went to the Hoka website:

Ohhh chit!

Merrell Moabs

I'm not surprised.

Many American corporations are a bunch of ass lickers.

I haven't thought much of American corporations for decades.

Toefoo - need some of that medicated ointment.

Actually some old insulated once waterproof Columbia slip ons I got on sale from Cabella's. Should have been tossed years ago but they are so damned comfortable and I'mold enough not to care here in rural SD.

Actually I just like to make fun of that organic rubber made from soybeans.

Those are great shoes. I've got two pairs, low and half.

In the house I'm usually wearing Okabashi Eurosports. Good arch support and can be worn with socks on...yeah, I do that. Allows me to keep my boots in the garage so I don't track stuff in the house. I never wear these "out", but at home I love them.

https://www.okabashi.com/products/eurosport

Usually thongs or bare feet

New Balance with light cotton socks. Can't do flip flops or crocs.

Again, nothing, just pulled up three rows of carrots, piled em in a big yard buggy and dumped on back porch, set up table with fan, water hose, bug spray, bug candles and hauled ass, Wife, her sisters, my sister and Mom are going to can carrots today, I'm chilling with cuffs rolled up again with an ice cold Samuel Smith Imperial Stout at my right hand!

Them's might'purdy!

Big 5 Denali loafers. Add a plantar fasciitis insole. Easy on and off. 4 pairs right now, new in reserve, Sunday, everyday, paint chores.

Are those prescription geezer sandals or OTC Dr. Scholl comfort walkers?

A few years ago there was a discount outlet for Danner boots, and I bought a pair similar to the boots Roger has linked to. Can someone tell me the logic in those vertical eyelets the laces run through at the top? There are a big PITA to tighten up the laces. Am I missing something?

8” Danner Crafter composite toe. Over 3 years now still great. One or two insole replacements.

Merrell hikers, size 14EE. You know what they say about guys with big feet...


...they wear big socks too.

Mostly dirt right now, nice weather I often go barefoot.

Old70

Never heard of Thorlo socks until I saw your post. How well do they stay up?

A lot of the time it depends on whether or not the neighbors' dog has been in my yard.

Georgia hammer are gladly off my feet now

Most comfortable shoe I have ever worn.......

No sarcasm.... I should and would wear them at the gym

Crocs are awesome when the serious stuff is done and it's time to unlax. Like a pizza at Dornan's after a long day in the Tetons w/ several cold draft beers. Shoes/boots are integral to maximizing your potential for fun.


mike r