Dear Shoe Lover,
I am compiling this list for myself and if you want to peruse the list, I don’t mind.
I have normal-looking, normal-shaped, normal healthy-feeling feet. Over the years however, I’ve had plenty of issues with shoes and how they fit. And I’ve tried plenty of shoes in different brands.
Strange thing is all of them seem to pursue a similar strategy, irrespective of the kind of shoes – casual, formal, sports, running, leather, faux-leather, canvas, this that – they are selling. I don’t think they lack ideas but I do think they don’t want to change their ways and they don’t want to instigate the shoe-lover either to change his or her ways.
In case you want to read my fragmental but pertinent thoughts on shoes and feet and shoe-fit, check here.
By maintaining a list like this, I want to visit and revisit the websites of all these shoe-sellers and check if they’ve changed their ways in any significant way, if they’ve introduced any shoe design that thrills me.
I request you Mr/Ms Shoe Lover to share your experiences and thoughts with me.
I can help you make good choices if you are keen on shopping for shoes online. Treat me as an unpaid friendly shoe advisor ;).
The left-side column lists sellers, makers or brands of BOATY Shoes, a fashion trend going on long long long long, a fashion trend screwing our feet, our bones, our springiness, our posture, and resultantly our health over time I guess.
The right-side column lists sellers, makers or brands of BOFO Shoes, the kind of shoes that should be default, that should be common sense but not found so easily.
Look at your feet, the shape of your feet; look at your shoes, all your shoes, and the shapes of your shoes. Do they correspond? Do they match in any way?
BOATY Shoes
What are Boaty Shoes?
- Action (website)
- Adidas (website)
- Afrojack (website)
- Agra Shoe Mart (website)
- Alberto Torresi (website)
- Aldo (website)
- Altheory (website)
- Arbunore (website)
- Armaduro (website)
- Asian Sports (website)
- Asics (website)
- Attitudist (website)
- Bacca Bucci (website)
- Bally (website)
- Banjaaran (website)
- Bata (website)
- Big Fox (website)
- Birkenstock (website)
- Bridlen (website)
- Bucik (website)
- Buckaroo (website)
- Bugatti (website)
- Bxxy (website)
- Byford (website)
- Campus (website)
- Cantabil (website)
- Carlo Romano (website)
- Chavda (website)
- Cipramo (website)
- Clan Shoes (website)
- Clarks (website)
- Code (website)
- Cole Haan (website)
- Columbia (website)
- Converse (website)
- Costoso Italiano (website)
- Craft & Glory (website)
- Cristofano (website)
- Crocs
- Cult Sport (website)
- Dablr (website)
- Danzio (website)
- Decathlon
- Doc (website)
- Duke (website)
- Ecco (website)
- Eego Italy (website)
- Egoss (website)
- Elba Dorata (website)
- Ergon (website)
- Elevar Sports (website)
- Escaro Royale (website)
- Ezok (website)
- FabIndia (website)
- Fausto (website)
- Fellmonger (website)
- Flying Machine (website)
- Forca (website)
- Force 10 (website)
- Fila (website)
- Florsheim (website)
- Gamri (website)
- Geox (website)
- GreenSole (website)
- Go21 (website)
- Griffin (website)
- Happenstance (website)
- Highlander (website)
- Hirels (website)
- Hitz (website)
- Hoversole (website)
- HRX by Hrithik Roshan (website)
- Hush Puppies (website)
- iD (website)
- Impakto (website)
- Inc.5 (website)
- Italian Shoes Co (website)
- Jack & Jones (website)
- Kenneth Cole (website)
- Khadim (website)
- Knickgasm (website)
- Language Shoes (website)
- La Marca (website)
- Lee Cooper (website)
- Lederwarren (website)
- Legwork (website)
- Levi (website)
- Liberty Shoes (website)
- Lokait (website)
- Lotto (website)
- Ludic (website)
- Louis Philippe (website)
- Louis Stitch (website)
- Mactree (website)
- Mast & Harbour (website)
- Max Fashion (website)
- McCoy (website)
- Metro Shoes (website)
- Mille Dollari (website)
- Mochi Shoes (website)
- Mondain (website)
- Monkstory (website)
- Monrow (website)
- Monte Carlo (website)
- Moral Code (website)
- Neeman’s (website)
- Next (website)
- Nike (website)
- North Star (website)
- Nou (website)
- Nu:beat (website)
- Off Limits (website)
- Palladium (website)
- Pavers England (website)
- Pelle Santino (website)
- Pepe Jeans (website)
- Power (website)
- Puma (website)
- Plaeto (website)
- Rapawalk (website)
- Rare Rabbit (website)
- Rawls (website)
- RedChief (website)
- RedTape (website)
- Reebok (website)
- Regal Shoes (website)
- Roadster (website)
- Ruosh (website)
- Saalvi by Kaarigar (website)
- Sa’cuir (website)
- Saint G (website)
- San Frissco (website)
- Shuco Shoes (website)
- Skechers (website)
- Solethreads (website)
- Sparx (website)
- Sree Leathers (website)
- Stag (website)
- Steve Madden (website)
- Styli (website)
- Superkicks (website)
- Teakwood (website)
- The Indian Garage Co (website)
- The White Pole (website)
- Thomas Crick (website)
- Tommy Hilfiger (website)
- Tracer (website)
- Tresmode (website)
- Tzaro (website)
- UGG (website)
- Under Armour (website)
- United Colors of Benetton (website)
- US Polo Assn (website)
- Viv (website)
- Voga-Now (website)
- Weekend Boots (website)
- Whitemuds (website)
- Woakers (website)
- Woodland (website)
- Wildcraft (website)
- Xtep (website)
- Zara (website)
- Zeesh (website)
If any of the links above is found to be misdirected, you can drop in a message to me on +91 814 000 2228. And am always available to discuss and help in your search for Bio-Shape Shoes.
This is also a good list for you to window-shop or shop when you are actually thinking of buying new shoes. No?
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