What are the most comfy shoes?

[SimpleGuy]

Hey everyone, I`m looking for the most comfortable shoes there is. Probably it would be snickers. I don`t really care about how shoe looks, I just need practical comfort when I wear them. THAT`S IT. Also I heard about 5fingers but don`t know much about it.

I know this all depends on every individual and it is very custom, but

What are the most comfortable shoes you`ve ever worn?

 

 

Thanks for your answers. I really appreciate you guys

[Hojo]

Converse 

[Yimpa]

20 minutes ago, Hojo said:

Converse 

Converse for thee, but Vans for me.

[Human Mint]

I want to try barefoot shoes. I am yet to find shoes that don't hurt my toes.

[SimpleGuy]

On 28.02.2026 at 6:04 PM, Human Mint said:

I want to try barefoot shoes. I am yet to find shoes that don't hurt my toes.

Bro, you are a stand. Why bother about shoes

[Human Mint]

On 3/3/2026 at 8:50 AM, SimpleGuy said:

Bro, you are a stand. Why bother about shoes

Wym.

edit: Ohh jeez HAHA

Edited Thursday at 04:31 PM by Human Mint

[Oppositionless]

New balance

[Rigel]

On 2026-02-28 at 10:04 AM, Human Mint said:

I want to try barefoot shoes. I am yet to find shoes that don't hurt my toes.

I will never go back. In my top 5 decisions of the decade so far.

[Natasha Tori Maru]

They are expensive but, Hokas.

I've tried many different running shoes. Had a 12 year career running big box retail stores (thank God I got out of that) on my feet 9hrs a day. Run / xtrain 25kms a week. Average 15k steps a day walking.

Vans, Converse New Balance, Asics, Brooks, Saucony, Nike, Ascent, Archies - all a no from me. Tried them all in different types across ranges. 

The nurses at the hospitals at work at all wear and recommend Hokas.

Obviously gait and application matter - if it is just for walking or general use I would go with Hokas.

[yetineti]

https://www.altrarunning.com/
 

Doctors will prescribe these shoes. I never hear them mentioned.

30% off last seasons stuff right now.

Edited yesterday at 01:28 AM by yetineti

[hyruga]

If you are heavy, you would need a shoes with big base for stability and space. No one size fits all.

 

[mmKay]

I wear Saguaro barefoot shoes as much as possible. They don't have individual fingers but they feel like a sock with a rubber sole and have a very wide toebox. 

Your feet can get pretty cold if the floor is cold though.

[ROOBIO]

17 minutes ago, mmKay said:

I wear Saguaro barefoot shoes as much as possible. They don't have individual fingers but they feel like a sock with a rubber sole and have a very wide toebox. 

Your feet can get pretty cold if the floor is cold though.

That makes sense Veg Boi, those shoes will work well in Islam.

Edited yesterday at 02:44 AM by ROOBIO

[Basman]

Barefoot shoes are very pleasurable in nature with a bunch of soft grounds, but just feel harsh on roads and pavements.

For general use for me, just the shoe being sufficiently lightweight makes them good enough if they are also aesthetic.

[Rigel]

3 minutes ago, Basman said:

Barefoot shoes are very pleasurable in nature with a bunch of soft grounds, but just feel harsh on roads and pavements.

It’s got nothing to do with the pavement & everything to do with how you use your feet.

[SimpleGuy]

Just now, Rigel said:

It’s got nothing to do with the pavement & everything to do with how you use your feet.

Really? I think without some soft tissue under your feet it really fucks up your knees and joints

[Basman]

2 minutes ago, Rigel said:

It’s got nothing to do with the pavement & everything to do with how you use your feet.

I think it has more do to strength specifically. I jerk off with my feet, so technique is in no short supply. Your feet and ankles have to work harder when there's no cushioning. It absolutely matters when 95% of your environment is hard surfaces. 

[Rigel]

9 minutes ago, SimpleGuy said:

Really? I think without some soft tissue under your feet it really fucks up your knees and joints

Well come tell that to my knees lol. I have been barefoot(on pavement most of the time) exclusively for 3 years & my whole body feels 10 times better than it did before. There is a period of adaptation cause you have to actually learn how to walk for the first time & that creates some cognitive dissonance.

Edited 3 hours ago by Rigel

[Basman]

Barefoot shoes are bad because hipsters wear them, and hipsters are bad. I feel sorry for anyone who feels that they need to leave little footprints that have little toes like they are actually barefeet. It's not funny and you look weird.

[Rigel]

You don’t need to wear them and you can think I’m weird all you want. Don’t spread misinformation though.