Category Archives: Shoe Advice

Sneakerhead Lingo for Newbies (Part 2): When ‘Hype’ Isn’t Just a Buzzword

Alright, We survived Part 1, but the sneaker world is relentless. You thought you could casually say “kicks” without feeling like a fraud. Then a 19-year-old at Foot Locker hit you with, “You going for the drop?” and confusion sets in. So here’s Part 2 of “Wait, That Means What?!”—your guide to sneaker slang that sounds like a secret society’s password.Continue reading “Sneakerhead Lingo for Newbies (Part 2): When ‘Hype’ Isn’t Just a Buzzword”

Nike Air Max Plus Drift Review: A Bold Remix of a Streetwear Classic

Nike’s been dropping remixes of their classic silhouettes. The Air Max Plus Drift is one of the most eye-catching updates. If you’re a fan of the original TN (Tuned Air) or just want something futuristic to heat up your sneaker rotation, then keep reading – I grabbed a pair and took them for a spin—here’sContinue reading “Nike Air Max Plus Drift Review: A Bold Remix of a Streetwear Classic”

To wear socks or not to wear socks… That is the question

Socks are often taken for granted, seen as just a basic necessity to keep our feet warm and comfortable. However, these unassuming garments offer a wide range of benefits beyond their primary function. In this blog post, we will explore the surprising advantages of wearing socks and how they contribute to our overall well-being andContinue reading “To wear socks or not to wear socks… That is the question”

Sneaker Review….Nike Crater Impact

I ran across these sneakers at the Nike Clearance Center for $49.99. After trying them on, I thought they were cute, and for the price point “why not?” So, I decided to purchase them. It was worth it. Now, I have several pairs. Here is what I like about them: color variety, versatility in styling,Continue reading “Sneaker Review….Nike Crater Impact”

Letting Go: It is time to bid your shoes a fond farewell

When asked “How did you know it is time to give up your shoes?” I realized this is a very hard question for me to answer because I rarely part ways with my shoes (with the exception of donating them for a good cause). I did a little research and this is what I discovered.Continue reading “Letting Go: It is time to bid your shoes a fond farewell”