I’ve stood, walked, and ran hours everyday for nearly a year and they are still so comfortable. It’s like standing/walking on a cloud. Normally shoes I regularly wear get worn out completely after 10 months, but these are still in great condition.
**they also have wide foot sizes available
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i walked like 20,000+ steps in these everyday while travelling europe for a month and they are still in amazing condition and were so so comfy, went with everything I wore and had amazing tread on the soles
to make them even more comfy, recommend wearing wool socks — sock quality is just as important as the shoe for max comfort factor
also they come in a bunch of cute colourways
May 25, 2024
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it’s a long haul, but I have a pair of doc martins loafers that are finally comfortable for all day wear. I’ve been wearing them on and off for over a year but they’re at a point now where my feet feel good and I genuinely look forward to putting them on cause they’re so comfy! It took many blisters but I think it was very worth it. Now to focus on my Mary Jane’s 🥴 want to have them ready to go by summer but the leather is much stiffer and they’re still causing some pain
Apr 6, 2024
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I would try this quiz and see what shoe it recommends, then try and find someplace that sells em IRL to try them on first. I was in a bad way until I started wearing Brooks — my feet pronate weird and I struck the ground HARD when I first started. This helped me get on the right track to figure out what I should be looking for in a running shoe. I've also heard a lot of good things about Hokas, but can’t speak to them personally.
Oh, and I hate to be that guy because I hate that guy, but stretching is a must, especially if you’re old like me. There are some good runners yoga flows on YouTube that can help some of those hip/leg pains.
May 23, 2024
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i have a couple to suggest:
dinkum - think stardew valley + animal crossing + elements of minecraft based in australia; it's literally my favourite game of all time and can spend HOURS on it making my little town it's so fun. and it can be multiplayer!!
unpacking - okay this one is a shorter game but you basically unpack items from boxes into a home. kinda like a puzzle and organizing game, but it's super relaxing. you also get clues about whose life you're unpacking.
mini metro - if you like train lines/subways in cities, then this is a nice puzzle game. you basically design a subway system by drawing lines between stations to keep your trains running. there are new stations that open and you must include them into your subway system haha
to the moon - story driven game but, could make you extremely emotional
rocket league - soccer with cars, i have sunk many hours in this, but i like playing this game with friends!!
just gonna put stardew valley in here too because it is also one of my fave games, but i reckon you've heard of it already!
Apr 17, 2024
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ok this might be a bit niche but if u played the game it’s like super calming and it’s not that distracting cause there are no words??? there are different vibes to each song so u can pick and choose!
Apr 17, 2024
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i carry one everywhere i go, so if i have an idea, an observation, or just want to spontaneously journal out in the wildy, i write it down in the book! i enjoy writing with a nice pen vs typing on my phone and it's kind of therapeutic? it makes you feel more present with your thoughts since there are no notifications to distract you! also you get to practice your hand writing!
the pocket notebooks i use are field notes (grid) and moleskine (blank)
i also love writing with muji pens hehe
Apr 18, 2024