graceland walking shoes?
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graceland walking shoes?
There are shoes made in germany I believe the brand is called graceland. I was wondering if any one has ever had a pair of their walking shoes and what they thought about them. I'm going to Europe for 3 weeks summer and looking for something thats both stylish and comfy to replace my big 'ol Nike Shocks! Thanks
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I never get people wanting walking shoes. If you are hiking up a mountain or running or doing something sports orientated then you need specialist footwear. However, for simple tourist walking around a city any sensible shoes will do. I never, ever wear trainers. Rubber soled sports styled shoes (Dior Homme do very nice quality leather ones, as do Jil Sander, Helmut Lang, and Prada Sport - but that's a little chav these days) are comfortable. Or well made leather soled shoes - just as comfortable in my opinion, and in fact I might even go as so far as saying they are even more comfortable.
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M-kingdom-2 uses SLANG!! I am SHOCKED!!
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Here is Googles 2 cents:
Chav is a slang term which has been in wide use throughout the United Kingdom since 2004. It refers to a subcultural stereotype of a person with fashions such as flashy "bling" jewellery and counterfeit designer clothes, an uneducated, impoverished background, a tendency to congregate around places such as fast-food outlets or other shopping areas, and a culture of antisocial behaviour.
In the past such people have been called yobs. Response to the term has ranged from amusement to criticism that it is a new manifestation of classism.
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I usually wear pretty high heels - and only have trainers for the gym - but I found Aerosoles that look like Tod's loafers - but 1000 more comfortable. They look smart, they're a joy to wear and I can walk 12 hours in them.
I have them in a few colours - they come in summery colours and dark colours - in fact about 20 colours. Fantastic!
I have them in a few colours - they come in summery colours and dark colours - in fact about 20 colours. Fantastic!




