Deciding on the perfect shoe,
whether it is for physical activity or that you just need a pair of new kicks
for the street, can sometimes be frustrating and overwhelming. For me, it is
very difficult to find the exact shoe I want because I am very persistent on
what qualities my shoes need to have. Not only is it about finding the right
fit for the shoe, but many factors are included in the search, like
design, quality, and color.
Usually when I go through this
process, it is because I am looking for a new pair of Nike's Running Shoes,
which is where I get a majority of my everyday shoes. When I first begin to
survey the different types of shoes that are available to me, I start by just
looking at the overall design of the shoe. During this process, I contemplate
how the shoe looks from all different angles, mainly focused on the side and
bird’s eye view. Also, I take into consideration the different parts of the
shoe, including how the sole of the shoe looks, the laces, and the type of
material used.
Once a shoe has gained my interest
in its design, I begin to look at the quality and think where and when I would
wear this type of shoe. A majority of the tennis shoes that I buy have to be
able to endure my every day wear and tear. During this step it is helpful to
read reviews about the shoes online and see how they have worked out for other
people. By reading several different reviews, you can get a more informed idea
of the quality of the shoe from a customer’s perspective and not just the shoe
company itself, who is just throwing out a sales pitch to get you to buy them.
Finally, the last step in this
process of finding the perfect shoe is my favorite step, which is picking
your color combination. If you are that "I want to stand out in the
crowd" type of person then go for bright, bold colors. Or if you are that
person who is looking for a neutral pair of sneakers to match their everyday
outfits then look for those whites, grays, and blacks. For those of you who are
looking for a neutral pair of shoes, I do want to warn you that getting all
white shoes has its pros and cons. Pro: they look sleek and go with just about
anything. Con: they get dirty easily and must be kept up. It's up to you and
your preference on what colors you want your shoes to be. Even if they don't
have the exact color combinations that you want, most sports companies offer a
build-your-own-shoe option so you are in control of your product. So if you are looking into the
Nike Running Shoes, they off the Nike ID option to give you
creative control of your shoes.
The bottom line is that they are your
shoes, you are going to wear them, and you are going to buy them, so pick the
ones you love the most. Make sure you are getting your money's worth in quality
and design, and make sure your kicks are the coolest ones on the block.
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