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What is ur favourite kinds of shoes?

Sometimes I use a cheap pair of slip-on ice spikes, and they are always adequate. However, I'd really like a pair of boots with built-in, retractable spikes. The ones on the market are terrible - hard to operate, and I'm not at all sure they'd work in freezing conditions. What I want is for them to extend if I just rub my heels together, and retract if I tap the toe, as I already do to knock off snow before going indoors.
 
Skechers. My weight is always on my heels, and coupled with knee pain at times when said heel makes it of issue, their brand of yoga mat style soles and padding has been the best. Thankfully, they do make work shoes, dress shoes and even hiking shoes, as well with same said padding.
 
Hey shout out to Skechers, their biggest demographic is older ladies. It's walking on clouds. I am wearing super thick sneakers with a high foam sole. That helps a lot. I love boots, have a few fun ones. Throw in some feminine sandals, l am ready to vacation.
 
In my imagination: High heels! They are beautiful, and all the sparkling, glittery shoes...
In real life: Birkenstocks (I've been using the boot all winter, and they're very comfortable) and On Cloud.
 
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