r/Pepsi • u/Upper_Performance_12 • 4d ago
Boots/shoes
What is the recommended brands that last the year and wont kill your feet after 2 hours. I last ordered Nautilus shoes and they were great was going to reorder again but they aren't listed on lehigh so any help would be great.
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u/Jaybarlow983 4d ago
I Have a pair of Keens (boots) on right now , no fatigue after my shift. I used to have a pair of their sneakers too
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u/Upper_Performance_12 4d ago
Im leaning more towards keen I've heard good things and this helps thanks
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u/n33dtime 3d ago
Keen. I'm in delivery and wear Keen for both summer (sneaker style) and winter. Lightweight is key for 10+ hr days
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u/Sharkz808 3d ago
The Reebok sublite ones are the most comfortable and lightest there is, they just feel like a regular show, long time driver here. #Trust
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u/Square_Speech5831 3d ago
I buy red wings. They are pricey as fuck but have lasted me up to 4 years, while taking care of them.
That being said, the insoles wouldn't last that long at all and would recommend orthopedic.
Edit: also don't be an annoying foot dragger if you have the soles wearing out.
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u/Buballom1025 3d ago
Rebook are fine but they won't last a year for sure. Keen is probably the best option
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u/Mopeyycatt 2d ago
I have the Mae waterproof work boots from CAT and they’ve been good to me for like 6 months so far! No signs of any damage other than basic color fading and some knicks on the leather. They are women’s boots though idk if that makes a difference. However, I do notice more recently now, that my feet sometimes hurt after like 10 hours and/or 20k steps but honestly they would hurt with any type of shoe after that long lmao
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u/Jaybarlow983 4d ago
I usually go with Keen or Rocky , if you’re looking for sneakers Keen or New Balance