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Surviving60
August 19, 2018 - 3:45am
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Shoes
Not the expert here, but I would say, of the choices you listed I would go for the minimal Keds-type sneakers. I'm not a fan of any type of running shoes as I feel kind of boxed in, like my toes don't have enough freedom of movement. If the Keds give you enough protection on the types of terrains you're walking on, then I think they're a good choice, even in the rain.....let's face it, if you're walking in the rain in shoes, your feet are going to get wet anyway, so you might as well be wearing shoes that will dry out quickly. I can see what you mean about the raised heel on some running shoes, but I don't see that as a big advantage; they aren't going to prevent you from hitting with your heel first (you have to be the one to do that).
I don't think you have to throw your Earth Shoes out....I had a few pairs of those in my day. But I wouldn't go for a posture walk wearing them! - Surviving
Blue_Sky
August 19, 2018 - 10:44am
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Thank you Surviving60
Your comments make good sense, and good point about Ked's sneakers drying out fast! Thank you.