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09-16-2004, 12:33 AM
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 searching for quality kitchen shoes i am sure others in our feild have run into this problem before; you find a pair of shoes you realy like (super burki's in my case) they last about 3 months and suddenly you have little or no tread left and a big gash in the bottom of your shoe that "line sludge" gets into. as i mentioned before i have found super burki's to be my favorite kitchen shoe thus far. unfortunately i spend $70 on them every 3-5 months. has anyone found any kind of shoe that holds up better to our profession or is it just me being to hard on the shoes? please guys give me a hand with this one. i apreciate any input yall can give me thanks. 
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09-16-2004, 10:40 AM
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 I switched to Skechers work shoes last year and have really enjoyed them. I have many years in the industry and I will suggest that you have 2-3-4 pairs of shoes in use at one time. If you get into the habit of wearing a different shoe(even if it's the same shoe) every day you might find some comfort and some lon  gevity |
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09-16-2004, 12:49 PM
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| I have found redwing kitchen shoes really last a long time. I agree with switching shoes:-) Maggie
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