u/soleful_smak

I was browsing on The GunDog Affair shop and I stumbled across this lesser known boot brand in Germany called Schuh-Bertl.

From what I gather, they make decent boots for a value such as this boot in terms of leather thickness, and they also make trainers which are not the best in terms of looks.

To anyone owning these boots from Schuh-Bertl as an alternative to Red Wing and Timberland, what are your opinions on it?

Hey there, I'm looking for canvas trainers that have a good grip on smooth or wet surface. In some reviews from RunRepeat, the Vans Knu Skool is deemed to be a slipping hazard while Converse Chuck 70 Hi can grip better. I tried wearing the latter, but I remember that particular heel counter dug up my feet and gave me blisters.

With Vans being unable to grip on wet surface while the latter having better traction, what's the better alternative that can be ordered in the Philippines? Thanks.

Assuming almost every Vans casual lineup comes with the same traction pattern, how is the grip on one of these trainers? I was browsing Knu Skool review on RunRepeat and got told that particular shoe is a slipping hazard when walking on smooth floors.

Wondering if that's the case with the Skate lineup.