I might be too set in my fashion.

I ONLY WEAR CONVERSES.

And those are just the street kicks. My work shoes are just old chucks.
I even got them custom for my fucked foot.

What do you do when it rains?

Wear an old pair or dig up my ACU AR670 boots. (Standard issue army combat uniform boots.)

Mine never keep the water out. Not that they're real, they're like 20 euros crap stuff.
I have rain boots, but today it got so flooded, I got water up to my knees and had to stay at work, pants drenched and borrow my colleague's pair of socks. After one night of rain.

For some reason I thought Malta would have better controls for flooding.

You must be flat footed.

Nope. Just more stable than tennis shoes or crappy nikes. Vans are ok.

Jack Wolfskin, good hybrid (hiking, rain, snow) boots, comfy too.

And NIKE IS MY SHIT M'KAY? (No, seriously, they make good soccer shoes)

That's more normal than I thought.

You have too many shoes.

You are the only other person that I know who wears Converse. The other one :

I used to have a pair of Converse, now I have something else.

I only have one pair of shoes at all times.

I used to wear converse, but due to having a bad back/fucked up feet and legs I couldn't keep it up. I need more support, so at the moment I only wear boots or proper, hard-leather shoes.

A lot of people here wears converse too.

I had a pair of fake converse once, they got worn out fairly quick.

Actually I have too little. I only buy two pairs a year but this year I had to buy special shoes since I lost the part of the foot that gave me balance. And pops bought me some Ross clearance pair. I was unable to cross the coastal mountain to the garlic production capital of the world and go to the Holy Land of the outlet shoes this year. The two top right shoes are 70$ a piece with the special prosthetic in the shoe. A COULD OF BOUGHT 6 PAIR FOR 140$

I only have one pair of (often branded) trainers that I wear until they need replacing. They usually last a few years. It's only posh shoes that break easily for me but I've had pretty good luck with the ones I use for work.

The trainers I have at the moment; after I broke them in they're among the comfiest I've ever had. That week of constant footache was worth it.