Re:The Greatest Running Shoe Never Sold
by jackfoxy on Sunday January 15, 2012 @11:21AM
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I don't worry about social acceptability. I have a pair of VFFs for the gym and one for daily wear. They are a great conversation starter, and strangers ask me about them a lot. The one thing they are not good for is standing around. After realizing this and some experimentation I switched to work boots with Dr. Scholl's arch support when I spend a lot of time just standing.
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Re:The Greatest Running Shoe Never Sold
by sliverstorm on Sunday January 15, 2012 @01:48PM
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I find the VFFs feel awful when you are not moving. I have a co-worker who wears them all the time, but I can't stand sitting around with them on.
(This could be my foot's fault though, my smallest toe gets scrunched up in the shoe "fingers")
Re:The Greatest Running Shoe Never Sold
by cpenner461 on Sunday January 15, 2012 @05:16PM
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Agreed. I tried wearing them for a while, and while they were fine for running, I couldn't just wear them around casually and they always felt sooo good to take off. They're sized by length, so I had the right size but they were just too narrow for my foot.