Long term practical shoes sharing for studying abroad in the United States

Take advantage of the summer vacation to organize the shoes saved during my four years of studying abroad in the United States.
       
Some tips for buying shoes:
There are differences in the conversion between male and female sizes of Unisex styles from different brands in the United States. It is best to try them out in the store before purchasing, or use the internal length as the standard.
2. Choose the hottest classic style, buy black, white, and gray colors to avoid mistakes, such as NB530 white, Dunk black and white, and UGG chestnut. Generally, people use a pair of shoes to match different clothes, so versatility is more important for shoes.
3. There are often big brand shoes on sale here. Don't impulsively buy styles or colors that are unpopular, unless you are particularly good at dressing up; Don't buy shoes that you know are uncomfortable to wear, and expensive shoes that are left unused can be very painful.
4. There is no need to buy too many thick soled shoes. Although they do show thin legs and can hold up floor length pants, they are not good for legs as we have to walk a lot on campus every day. If you want to drive with thick soled shoes, you still don't feel comfortable.
       
#Shoe Sharing # Durable Shoes # Versatile Shoes # Shoe Recommendations # Nike # Adidas # NewBalance # Drmartens # Crocs # UGG

Kun is really heavy and uncomfortable, the chef's shoes are really super tight, and these two feel like bloggers. Martin is super easy to wear after taming them!

I really love wearing Skechers now, but who understands? I used to abandon them as if they were worn by the elderly, but now they feel so fragrant, like stepping on marshmallows