, part of what the writer describes as an ongoing “‘so uncool, they’re cool again’ footwear craze.” I rebuke this concept, if only because velcro sneakers kind of make everyone look like a big baby? And not inIn elementary school, I dreaded Field Day every Spring—an entire day dedicated to athleticism and extremely uncreative obstacle courses One of our regular challenges required running across a football field, in our socks, to a big pile of shoes.
We were forced to locate our sneakers, put them on, tie them, and run back. I’d forget about this task almost annually, and would be forced into un-looping my velcro shoes, looping them again and snapping into place. For some reason this took me much longer than simply tying my shoes would’ve, which stands to argue against the simplicity of velcro shoes. Not only do they look weird, they don’t really save you any time. Velcro shoes are not a lifehack. So, forget about the practicality argument.
As someone with child size feet, most of my sneakers have velcro
hard pass perfect sneaker already invented like 70 years ago:
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