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This June some friends and I will be walking from Minnesota to Washington state and back. Need some fa shoes that will stand a couple hundred miles of walking, at least + be somewhat comfortable.

>> No.8840699

You need good shoes, not fa shoes.

>> No.8840732
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>> No.8840737

>>8840699
do you know of any good ones that are even slightly fa?

>> No.8840757

>>8840737
your best bet are new balances or saucony and try to find some you like

>> No.8840759

>>8840732
thx m8

>> No.8840766

>>8840757
word. appreciated

>> No.8840778
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8840778

Free run 4.0 Flyknits.

>> No.8840784

>>8840778
flyknits suck to walk/run in
ran 4.5 miles saturday in flyknits
my feet hate me

>> No.8840786

>>8840778
>no socks

dropped/10

>> No.8840792

>>8840784

Bs my knits are comfy running in

>> No.8840795

>>8840786
What are no show socks?

>> No.8840802

>>8840784
Lies, they're comfy as he'll bro.

>> No.8840808

>>8840802
>>8840792
well i ran on a dirt trail so that might be it
walking around in them is comfy af, true
but actually running over 4 miles was awful
and this guy is walking across states

>> No.8840820

>>8840674
You want hiking boots with some sort of ankle support assuming you guys arent just going to walk along a highway nonstop.
get some non-heritage redwings

>> No.8840830

>>8840808
considering copping some rothco deployment boots. they're supposed to breathe well and remain comfy with long distance walking

>> No.8840834

Roshes are very comfortable. Not sure how they'd last hundreds of miles though. I was always able to walk a long way in Reebok classics too, where other shoes would have hurt my feet.

>> No.8840846

if you like the style, birkenstocks are great
molded footbed is great for walking around in
probably won't work too well for hiking though

shitty nike shoes won't cut it unless you have an orthotic insert

>> No.8840851

>>8840674
sounds what your doing is hiking not walking and what you want is to get some boots. unless you will be jogging/running a large majority of the time than you want some kind of running shoes. and if you are really going several hundred miles absolutely wear socks. and not no-shows. wear legitimate socks. if you are truly this ill prepared, you are going to seriously regret attempting that trip.

>> No.8840854

>>8840846
forgot to mention that you need a week or so to break them in, after that you should be fine

>> No.8840865

http://sneakerreport.com/news/the-10-best-running-shoes-for-ultramarathoners-available-now/

maybe check these out

>> No.8840867

>>8840851
looking at boots rn. we have a $100 dollar sock budget for the three of us, to be spent on tube socks, will look around for what kind would work best

>> No.8840885

>>8840867
go to /out/ but dont make your own thread. use the catalog to find a boot thread. ill bet theres one. then ask in there. however be prepared to come back for several days because /out/ is a slow af board. they will be able to give you much more relevant boot/sock/hinking in general info than /fa/ can.

>> No.8840895

>>8840674
anyone know w2c those speckled socks?

>> No.8840908

i need to step my sock game up so fucking bad. where to get cheap socks? im not looking for high quality socks yet because idk what kind of socks ill end up liking. up till now ive had mostly crew white athletic socks.

>> No.8840916

Nigger, get you some Keens or Merrells. After hundreds of miles of walking, you can totally go for a hobo look with them

Redwings are tough as fuck, too if you like that whole thing

>> No.8840923

>>8840908
Merino wool socks, bitch

Don't settle for shit. Take care of your motherfucking feet

>> No.8840926

http://store.nike.com/us/en_us/pd/sfb-field-6-boot/pid-855033/pgid-10081201

>> No.8840927

nigga, you'll want a pair of actual boots for that kind of mileage

id probably suggest some sort of hiking boot, most likely because of varied terrain

http://www.wolverine.com/US/en-US/Product.mvc.aspx/30896M/74600/Mens/Sentinel-Hiking-Boot?dimensions=0

http://www.americanmadeworkboots.com/hiking/belleville-hiker-950/

>> No.8840929

>>8840895
THIS

>> No.8840930

>>8840923
ok but where? uniqlo?

>> No.8840935

>>8840830
>Rothco

They will last 40 miles

See >>8840916
He knows what he's talking about

>> No.8840948

>>8840930
Darn Tough Vermont or Smartwool. You can probably find them on amazon or some shit. Then get sock liners.

You'll want at least two pairs of each per person. Seriously, socks are as important as boots, do not skimp on them.

Have you ever done anything like this before?

>> No.8840965

>>8840930
>>8840908
>>8840948
yo im not OP. and i know the importance of good socks. i have decent hiking socks. i need some /fa/ socks now.

>> No.8840978

>>8840895
>>8840929
http://store.americanapparel.net/nub-ribbed-knee-high-sock_rsasklr?c=Cr%C3%A8me%20Primary

>> No.8841079

>>8840978
thanks bruv

>> No.8841827

>>8840916
>Keens
Fucking keens are comfy af. went backpacking in India and SW Asia in those. They look sweet after getting roughed up. These are what I used in Europe, but I did light shit then
http://www.amazon.com/KEEN-Mens-Bleecker-Lace-Casual/dp/B008KI855G

>> No.8841836

>>8840926
these are complete SHIT. YOU HEAR ME SHIIT!

>> No.8842507
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Free runs will probably be the best FOR your feet, whilst being comfyish at the same time.

I'd say use them a bit before the walk too bc they feel super goat when they're worn in a bit. Have had a pair for 3 years which I've run in most days and theres literally no visual damage to the bottom of the shoe.

>> No.8842999

>>8840784
I ran a half marathon in mine, my physio said my flyknits are the best shoe for me

>> No.8843005

>>8840674

i walk/hike in my north face back to berkeleys. theyre dope

>> No.8843127

For city and road get Nike's and for nature get boots.

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8843216

You are going to hike 200 fucking miles.
You don't need /fa/ boots.
You need fucking hiking boots.
As an amateur hiker, i personally advise the lowa renegade gtx (also it doesn't look too autistic for a pair of hiking boots)

>> No.8843250

>>8843216
I never got why hiking shoes and boots are called "autistic"

They're not fashionable but they're very functional and comfortable. It doesn't have much to do with poorly relating to other people in social situations.

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>>8843250

My hiking boots are fashionable (on the right)

>> No.8843269

>>8843250
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you an autist.

>> No.8843287

>>8843268
>upper part made of cloth
>flat sole
That's not a pair of real hiking boots bro.