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  • How many pairs of footwear do you own?
  • qwerty
    Free Member

    All in, work, leisure, sporting, posh etc.

    I have 11.

    Sliders
    Teva
    Smart work shoes
    Casual boots
    3 SPD pairs
    Flats MTB pair
    Hiking boots
    Slippers
    Vans

    It seems excessive.

    tjagain
    Full Member

    One pair of ordinary shoes ( doc martens)

    2 prs approach shoes

    3 prs cycling shoes / boots

    1 pr motorcycle boots

    5 prs hiking boots

    2 prs sandals

    weeksy
    Full Member

    6 Pairs of fiveTens

    1 pair of brogues

    grimep
    Free Member

    14-ish

    2 pairs of black leather work shoes

    1 pair black leather work shoes, goretex for winter

    Adidas 5-10 for the commute on flatties

    Columbia walking boots

    Regatta walking boots

    North face walking shoes I just use as gardening/work shoes

    Wellies

    Shimano XC shoes

    Fred Perry trainers

    Sketchers trainers

    2 pairs Adidas Rom, one white one black, mint condition

    Adidas Barcelona

    Sketchers sandals

    probably forgot something

    The kids are worse, add in various football/astro boots. And the Mrs is worse still (summer/winter wardrobe etc)

    You should see our hallway

    Around 34

    7 x bike

    7 x work

    3 x boots

    2 x shoes

    1 x Converse

    2 x walking

    Around 10 x trainers

    1 x sliders

    1 x sandals

    Probably more that I’ve missed

    Edukator
    Free Member

    Pool claquetttes

    2  flip flops

    6  sandals

    2  5:10s

    Spd MTB

    Time road

    3 vans

    Veets trail shoes

    4 running shoes

    2 walking boots

    trekking boots

    X-C, Alpine and rando ski boots

    snow boots

    2 steel capped work boots

    steel capped work shoes

    steel capped wellies

    wellies

    dress shoes

    horse riding leather boots

    horse riding rubber boots

    3 Boreal climbing slippers

    wet suit shoes

    I think it might be worth rasing the house insurance

    spawnofyorkshire
    Full Member

    2x shoes for work

    1x black dress shoes

    2x hiking boots

    4x cycling

    6x running

    7x trainers/casual

    2x flip flops

    So that’s at least 24

    That’s too many

    irc
    Free Member

    13

    4cycling shoes

    2 smart shoes

    2 casual shoes

    1 hillwalking boots

    1 steel toe boots

    1 wellies

    1 trail shoes

    1 slippers.

    Anybody else but in pairs? At Size 13 wide I hate shopping for shoes. So when I need new casual shoes and find a pair I like I buy 2. Wear alternate days. Airs them properly between using. Twice as long before the next search for shoes

    tomhoward
    Full Member

    2 pairs of 5.10s.  one (pre Adidas) in everyday use, for pretty much everything, as it’s the only pair I can get my feet, associated padding and insoles in. Post Adidas are waaay too narrow.

    couple of spds

    dress shoes

    walking boots.

    crab
    Free Member

    2 pairs of trainers, Puma and NB for day to day

    1 pair hiking trainers

    2 pairs for outdoor work/gardening

    1 pair indoor for indoor decorating (old Nike airs)

    1 pair skate shoes for my flat pedals

    2 pairs posh which never get worn

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    andybrad
    Full Member

    The big question is where are you storing all these shoes?

    BillMC
    Full Member

    2 pr cycling shoes, 1 pr walking boots, 1 pr wellies, 6 pr Northampton shoes/boots, 4 pr trainers, no sandals.

    ads678
    Full Member

    29 I think, probably more though…

    10 x trainers

    1x running shoes

    2 x birkenstocks

    1 x sliders

    1 x shoes

    1 x casual boots

    1 x walking boots

    1 x snow boots

    1 x snowboard boots

    6 x cycling (4 mtb, 1 road, 1 Tri)

    1 x wellies (normal)

    3 x work boots, safety boots and safety wellies

    The big question is where are you storing all these shoes?

    drawer in bedroom, cupboard under the stairs, by the back door, garage & shed…

    ton
    Full Member

    brogues x 1

    5 tens x 1

    spd’s x 1

    walking boots x 2 ( winter and summer ).

    clarks comfy day to day shoes x 1

    sandals x 1

    so 7.

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    Edukator
    Free Member

    Madame Edukator places hers strategically to trip me up. Those that aren’t neatly piled up in their original boxes.

    anagallis_arvensis
    Full Member

    Walking boots

    2x trainers

    2x school shoes

    5x biking shoes

    Sandal thingies

    Also motorbike boots

    andrewh
    Free Member

    Wellies

    Slippers

    2x walking boots (+1 crampons)

    Wetsuit boots

    Flippers

    Climbing shoes

    Ski boots

    6x running shoes

    7x SPDs

    Smart shoes

    That’s a lot more than I thought. I went on eBay before the strathpuffer and bought every pair of SPD winter boots in my size, i hate racing with cold feet!

    citizenlee
    Free Member

    1 x Etnies skate shoes (riding, dog walking, generally scuffing about)

    1 x Globe skate shoes (my “good trainers”)

    1 x Karrimor (winter dog walking)

    1 x splippers

    1 x snowboard boots

    squealer
    Free Member

    mine is laughable.

    3 x spd

    2 x flat mtb

    3 x smart shoes

    crocs

    2 x sliders

    86 x nike air max 1

    2 x air force one

    1 x dunk

    2 x lacoste trainers

    about 15 pairs of various other trainers.

    ( I collect air max 1).

    3
    K
    Full Member

    How do people with so few pairs, manage to have so few?

    mert
    Free Member

    Probably 30 all told?

    Threw 3 pairs away last week.

    Bought 4 new pairs since beginning of May.

    ~10 pairs of cycling shoes, plus same again of sneakers and trainers then wellies (x2) as well, hiking boots (5 different “weights” from “walking with the kids for a couple of hours” to “hiking across the Lakes with a full rucksack in terrible weather”). Two pairs of birkies (worn with socks of course) flip flops, pool flip flops, beach flip flops, sliders, 5 fingers, two pairs of safety boots… No crocs though. Never crocs.

    benp1
    Full Member

    Hobbies need shoes though right?

    Motorcycling – 3

    Biking – 5 (SPDs and flats)

    Walking / hiking – 5 boots, 2 shoes, 2 wellies

    I’m stopping adding them up at this point, but there’s still work shoes, every day trainers, sports type trainers, watersports, sliders, work boots etc. Feet don’t grow so as long as you can store and find them they’re always handy

    Probably have 20+ pairs of gloves! And well over a dozen rucksacks

    clubby
    Full Member

    1x Work shoes

    1x Brown Brogues

    1x Doc Martins

    1x Kilt shoes

    2x Dress shoes

    4x Casual trainers

    2x SPD

    2x Flat pedal shoes

    1x Winter SPD

    1x Road shoes

    1x Tennis trainers

    1x Squash trainers

    2x Gym trainers

    1x Gore tex hiking trainers

    1x Snowboard boots

    1x Wellies

    1x Asda sliders

    Eek, 24 pairs!!!

    In fairness, the racquet sports shoes are 15 years old and still good condition and hardly used these days, but still worth keeping, same with the snowboard boots. Kilt shoes (and kilt) have paid for themselves years ago as they are my go to for weddings etc. Probably do have  too many cycling shoes as I mainly ride flats these days but they’ve all been bought now so no point getting rid.

    Trainers, work shoes and Doc’s on shoe rack in front porch,  Wellie/ boot rack there as well  Cycling/ outdoor shoes on rack in utility room that comes in from back garden. Dress shoes in boxes in wardrobe. Gym shoes in plastic storage tub in bedroom cupboard  Snowboard boots somewhere in same cupboard.

    ton
    Full Member

    How do people with so few pairs, manage to have so few?

    because the older you get you realise that less is actually more…………….  ;o)

    Daffy
    Full Member

    because the older you get you realise that less is actually more

    Yeah, less work, less formal circumstances, less random specialist footwear requiring sports. 🙂

    anono
    Full Member

    I think I’ve got the balance about right

    3x five tens

    2x vans

    1x spd shoes

    1x walking shoes

    1x smart shoes

    1x work shoes (Always in the office)

    fossy
    Full Member

    6 pairs of various civvy shoes, boots, trainers smart shoes

    2 pairs SPD Winterboots (cos the weather is crap)

    3 pairs SPD shoes

    1 pair Road Winterboots

    1 pair carbon road shoes

    1 pair SPD ‘trainers’.

    jeffl
    Full Member

    9 in total

    2 pairs of casual trainers

    1 pair running shoes

    1 pair of riding shoes

    1 pair of approach/walking shoes

    2 pairs of smart shoes

    1 pair of wellies

    1 pair of DM style boots

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    whatyadoinsucka
    Free Member

    more than i can count. worked in a sport shop in my youth so always loved trainers..

    mert
    Free Member

    Oooooh, snowboard boots x 3. Forgot about them.

    (And they’re everywhere, next to the front door, next to the back door, next to the side door, in the storeroom, in the walk in wardrobe, in a shoe rack in the hallway, on shelves in the bike room.)

    FWIW, they don’t tend to die until i’ve worn shoes for *years* i don’t roll my feet, or drag them, so the soles last until they are uniformly bald. My son rolls his foot and drags them sometimes too, so he has 3 month old shoes that you can see the inside structure of the sole, his mum is the same…

    doris5000
    Free Member

    good hiking boots
    crap hiking boots
    2x gardening trainers
    4x nice trainers
    suede clarks
    smart boots
    smart shoes
    wellies

    that’s 12 pairs, if you don’t count my slippers.

    EDIT also snowboard boots, which I haven’t used since 2005, but I do think they’re still in the loft somewhere

    anagallis_arvensis
    Full Member

    How do people with so few pairs, manage to have so few?

    Only one pair of feet

    thelawman
    Full Member

    4 prs approach shoes (2 of them in reserve, i.e. as yet unused)

    3 prs SPD shoes

    5 prs walking boots of various weights (as above, 1 pr in reserve)

    2 prs running trainers

    2 prs ‘knockabout’ trainers

    3 prs rockboots in varying states of repair (1 of them’s at LSR getting resoled, for instance)

    2 prs smartish work shoes

    1 pr presentable suede boots for going-out to restaurants etc (these don’t see much use at all…)

    1 pr crocs for in/out of the garden

    1 pr slippers

    So 24 in all I think, much like a couple of previous respondents above. Maybe I don’t have a problem after all.

    Most of them on the shelf/cupboard in the garage, or in the bedroom wardrobe, apart from a couple that live near the front or back doors respectively
    And rather like @benp1 up there, I think we probably need a “How many rucksacks do you own?” thread too, possibly to include bumbags/hip-packs in the count for completeness.

    Daffy
    Full Member

    20, often drive by required redundancy (commuting on the bike in all weathers (5) , running in all weathers and styles (4) and fashion (blue, black, brown dress shoes for work)

    fasthaggis
    Full Member

    Ski boots x 2

    Motorbike boots x 3

    Cycling shoes and boots x 8 ,some just refuse to die and were kept as backups.

    Smart shoes and boots (including kilt shoes)  x 5

    Walking and climbing shoes and boots x 7

    Trainers and casual scruffing about x 6

    Jings  😳 🤦

    didnthurt
    Full Member

    Does this include all your heavily worn shoes kept in the garage?

    If then there is probably 20+ pairs.

    I currently have:

    • 2 x flat pedal shoes
    • 3 x spd mtb shoes
    • 1 x road shoes
    • 1 x walking boots
    • 1 x running shoes
    • 1 x work shoes
    • 1 x steel toe boots
    • 3 x general boots, shoes and trainers

    So 13 pairs. Quite a lot but no Imelda Marcos

    fasthaggis
    Full Member

    Does this include all your heavily worn shoes kept in the garage?

    You mean the ones next to the part worn tyres?

    😆 🤣

    ads678
    Full Member

    I’ve just remebered another 2 pairs of trainers/skate shoes I didn’t put on the list above, so mines now at 31 pairs.

    Still think I’m not remebering all of them though…

    ovoderbars
    Free Member

    2 pairs of Gumbies flip flops

    2 pairs of crocs (one pair for fishing, one for at home)

    3 pairs of golf shoes

    Pair of Shimano SPDs

    Wellies

    Walking boots

    Chest Waders (does that count)

    Two pairs of desert boots

    One pair of Wallaby boots

    Brogue boots

    Brogue shoes x3

    Dr Martens

    4x casual trainers

    8x running shoes

    Squash shoes

    Shit the bed, 32 pairs, 64 shoes for two feet

    ! I’m always moaning at my missus because she has a whole wardrobe stacked with shoes and about fifty pairs of DMs alone!

    Clear out needed!

    flyingmonkeycorps
    Full Member

    3 climbing shoes

    4 biking shoes

    1 walking boots

    5 trail running shoes

    2 regular running shoes

    3 skate shoes (probs gonna buy another pair today)

    1 general trainers

    1 smart boots

    1 smart shoes

    1 less smart boots

    1 flip flops

    2 slippers (one needs retiring)

    Think that’s all of them. 25. Pretty much all get worn though, apart from a pair of climbing shoes I should definitely bin and a pair of trail shoes that have no tread left. Well, and the smart stuff, but that’s just for when it’s needed.

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