A good pair of Wellies is a lifesaver on poor-weather days. They can keep your socks and pant legs dry and they look good, ta-boot.

Hunter Wellies are of excellent quality, come in a variety of colors to suit your personality, and are reasonably priced as far as quality-made Wellies are concerned.

We recommend on cold days wearing Wellies with a pair of Welly socks to keep the feet warm inside the rubber boot. Welly socks also add an additional touch of personality.

Getting ready for the warmer months means hitting the gym, watching the diet, and getting some sun on the skin, but as you prepare for the upcoming summer don't forget about your feet.

Flip-flops are a must-have for any wardrobe due to their ease, comfort, and built-in ventilation system, and Crocs is an excellent choice for your go-to flip-flop.

Whatever you think about the physical features of original Crocs shoes is irrelevant. When it comes to flip-flops, Crocs has got it down. How can they not? Just look at their shoes.

Crocs offers a wide range of flip-flops for a wide range of budgets, and they can be bought online or in stores. The newer models are more expensive, averaging about $35-$40, but older models can be found online for around $15.

Whether you go with the Athens, Flip, Scorpion, Lukela, Kadee, or Seaweed III, Crocs flip-flops are of good quality and are extremely comfortable. They form to your foot and only get better with use, which is awesome because if it's one pair of shoes that gets the most use in the summer, it's flip-flops.

If you're looking for a shoe that makes walking long distances over a variety of terrain feel like a walk in the park then look no further than Keen.

Quality

Keens are well-made, wear smoothly, and wash if they get too dirty.

Get prepared to be amazed by how long these things will last. They might not look brand new after awhile, especially if you wear your shoes hard, but they do hold their own in the aging process no matter how tough you are on your feet.

Fit

Keens fit nicely. They hug the foot snugly, but not enough to cause blisters. The sandals also breath well, which is nice on cutting down foot odor.

The rubber of the toe and sole does feel a bit bulky at first, but the design does an excellent job of protecting your feet. Plus, it doesn't take that long to get used to, and after awhile, you'll feel grateful for the buffer between your bare foot and some of the terrain you walk on.

Performance

No matter how much you walk in Keens, they grow more comfortable with each step. You can literally traverse islands, search up and down city streets, go from grass to gravel to cobblestone to wood to marble and never once does your arch, heal, or shin ache.

Comfort

There are websites and people out there dedicated to bashing Keens and the people who wear them. Why? Because a lot of people wear Keens? Why do a lot of people wear Keens? Because Keens are comfortable. Ignore the haters. There's nothing wrong with finding a comfortable shoe and wearing it.

There Is A Catch

Although Keens are readily available online and in retail stores, the drawback is the price tag. You'll pay anywhere from $80 - $100 plus, depending on the style of Keen.

They're Worth It

Keens have the best of both worlds. They've got the utility of a closed-toe shoe while offering the convenience, comfort, and style of a sandal. They're durable and feel amazing on your feet. They come in a variety of colors and styles, and you can wash them if they get too dirty. We wouldn't say Keens are the best shoes on the planet, but as far as utility and comfort, they're definitely at the top.

Professionals wear them. Athletes wear them. Hipsters wear them. Children wear them. Grandparents wore them. It's practically a required dress code for college students. Originally considered the essential sports shoe, today Converse has infiltrated closets of both athletes and slackers alike to become what a lot of people consider the essential everyday shoe.

Cons come in a variety of colors and cool designs, and you can get them in low-top or high-top. What's interesting about Cons is that although the design hasn't changed too radically since the original All-Star basketball shoe was launched in 1917, Cons never seem to go out of style.

When compared with brands like Nike, Cons aren't that expensive. You can find a pair from $35-$50, depending on the store.

You know it's going to be a good time anytime you're sporting some Chuck Taylor's, but if you want to work out and seriously play sports, Cons aren't good shoes for that anymore. They've evolved into an everyday shoe that sure beats the heck out of wingtips and crushing heels on a casual Friday.

The best thing about cowboy boots are they're versatile.  Dress 'em up, dress 'em down, wear 'em every day or just once in a while, cowboy boots are a must-have staple for any closet.

Cowboy boots are also versatile on the wallet. You can get a decent-looking pair for relatively low cost, or you can spend a little more and get a quality-made boot that will last for years.

The key to finding the right boot is deciding when you'll want to wear your boots.

If you want to wear cowboy boots for work and manual labor or if you simply want to own a pair just because, you'll probably want to stick with leather. Real leather boots are reasonably-priced and come in a variety of colors and styles.

If you're looking for something that will last longer than real leather and that will add more style to your outfit, try cowboy boots made with "exotic" hides.

Ostrich, crocodile, and snakeskin cowboy boots are more expensive, but definitely last longer, are softer, and look better than leather.

If you don't already own a pair, you gotta get some cowboy boots. You might not wear them every day but when you do, you'll be walking with a more confident swagger - guaranteed. 

The Grey Wool Fleck Women's Cordones made by TOMS are extremely comfortable, cute, and easy to put on. They go with most things one wears whether for an evening of fun or a 'no business meeting' day at the office. Plus, for every pair sold, TOMS will give a pair of shoes to a child in need. Fashion with a heart. Now, who doesn't want to support that?

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$69.00

In general we are not fans of the classic UGG boot and it's rare to find a pair on our shelves, but the UGG Dakota house slipper, on the other hand, is a major staple here at Shoe Fly.

The Dakota is a moccasin-style slipper made from high quality suede and lined with sheepskin. Its rubber sole makes it perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. No need to change shoes just because you're running to the store. With the Dakota, you don't have to.

Priced at $100 the Dakota is an expensive investment for some since the fur-lined shoes are best worn during colder months. The price is also a bit hefty for slippers in general.

In the Dakota's defense, the comfort is truly excellent and the quality of the suede and sheepskin keeps your feet from sweating too much and allows the slippers to wear extremely well when compared with cheaper competitors. If the Dakotas have the summer months to rejuvenate, they can last a very long time.

Not everyone likes a good slipper, but for those who do, give the Dakota a wear. They're simple, well-made, and versatile. Plus, they're moccasins. Who can't get into that?