Slip on shoes.

[F34R]

Summer is just around the bend here in NY and it is around 60s all the time now. My Airwalk and Vans slip ons have HAD IT. I am looking into Toms shoes and was wondering if anyone wears them.
Comfort, build and wear is things that I would like to know. 50 bucks for a shoe is not bad at all. But some reviews online are not so good on them. I do not give a shit about their cause etc.
I wear slip ons and sandals all summer for convenience and comfort.

Post up any other slip on you love.

These are the pair I am thinking about:

http://www.toms.com/mens/shoes/classics/university-ash-rope-sole/s

[travish325]

Puma el rays. My all time favorite slip on, not exactly like the ones you posted but still slip ons.

[Threehz]

I heard they're aight for casual walking, tore my friend's feet on an easy hike.

[acolella76]

I like my moccasins, they are pretty damn comfortable. If you don't want to get raped and pillaged by blood-thirsty Europeans, however, I suggest Reef. Same comfort as their sandals, but in a shoe. I have a pair of these and they're quite nice.

[frankenbeemer]

Expected pics of some new wheels/tires.

[ak-]

50/shoes is a lot to me especially for TOMS.
Those shits are paper thin. I always assumed the price tag reflected on their special cause.
How else can they afford to give a pair away when you buy one for 50 lol. For style points, sure. For quality everyday shoes, lord no.

I wear all my shoes like slip ons though and only re-tie them when I'm about to do some srs bsnss type stuff.

Vans are pretty good at resisting wear and tear IMO.

[Threehz]

I've had Reef sandals for a few years and they have been the best in comfort and held up through everything. In fact, they're what I wear whenever I work on the car. I might have to look into their slip-ons

[F34R]

50/shoes is a lot to me especially for TOMS.
Those shits are paper thin. I always assumed the price tag reflected on their special cause.
How else can they afford to give a pair away when you buy one for 50 lol. For style points, sure. For quality everyday shoes, lord no.

I wear all my shoes like slip ons though and only re-tie them when I'm about to do some srs bsnss type stuff.

Vans are pretty good at resisting wear and tear IMO.

I wanted a bit more style to my slip ons as Vans do not look classy. I always desire wearing my slip ons wherever I go but sometimes I just cannot as they are not suited for style. But TOMS seems to offer some crazy good looking shoes at an ok price. I tend to spend a lot on shoes and have over 12 pairs of Pumas alone. Not to mention 4 pairs of driving loafers from Johnston and Murphy. Clark Chukkas etc

This is the brand I wanted but they only offer up to 12. Sucks being a size 14, ALWAYS have to pay more sigh. Or never get them in your size.

http://shop.nordstrom.com/s/soludos-denim-espadrille-slip-on-men/3414356?origin=category-personalizedsort&contextualcategoryid=0&fashionColor=&resultback=5500&cm_sp=personalizedsort-_-browseresults-_-1_14_B

Edit:
Grabbed these a few minutes ago, cheap and 100& cotton. Let's see how they work ;)
No reason Toms should cost that much, they cannot cost more than 10.00 to make. The "Ninja shoes" look promising and have a clean look to them. Going to stitch them with white to give some contrast and see how they wear.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Men-Chinese-Martial-Art-Kung-Fu-Ninja-Shoes-Slip-On-Cotton-Sole-Canvas-Slippers-/221209133372?pt=US_Men_s_Shoes&var=&hash=item338117813c

[e30edward]

I don't really like slip on shoes, but TOMS are okay. They're kind of thin so they can wear out fairly quick if you wear them a lot.

[Eric]

I like my moccasins, they are pretty damn comfortable. If you don't want to get raped and pillaged by blood-thirsty Europeans, however, I suggest Reef. Same comfort as their sandals, but in a shoe. I have a pair of these and they're quite nice.

Do you get stinky feet with those reef slip on's?

I've wanted these for a while, but my friend says he's feet started to stink badly after a few hot days.

[fatsooo]

vans are the way to go IMO...toms i always felt like were really made for girls, but maybe i'm just weird. another good classic choice that i feel you can never go wrong with is a clean pair of chuck taylors.

i currently own i think like 5 or 6 pairs of vans and love them all. i can make all of them work for whatever i'm deciding to wear
if going out to do serious shenanigans, i wear my creative recs

i also make all my shoes slip ons and only tie them when they get untied besides my dress shoes

[Thizzelle]

ONLY SLIP ONS TO BE WORN ARE

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[lambo]

50/shoes is a lot to me especially for TOMS.
Those shits are paper thin. I always assumed the price tag reflected on their special cause.
How else can they afford to give a pair away when you buy one for 50 lol. For style points, sure. For quality everyday shoes, lord no.

I wear all my shoes like slip ons though and only re-tie them when I'm about to do some srs bsnss type stuff.

Vans are pretty good at resisting wear and tear IMO.

Except for Chukka Lows. Fuck those pieces of shit.

[Farbin Kaiber]

I've had Reef sandals for a few years and they have been the best in comfort and held up through everything. In fact, they're what I wear whenever I work on the car. I might have to look into their slip-ons

Serious? Shit, I wear slip on Steel-toe boots, everywhere.

http://w.mawebcenters.com/redbackboots/ecommerce/easy-escape-black.cfm

[Northern]

Those look almost the same as the blundstone steel toes I have. Regional branding?