What's your favorite sneaker brand?

None, i don't care about brands.

Splinter Cell is my favorite sneaker brand. And these are tough times to be a Splinter Cell fan. Splinter Cell and Metal Gear Solid fans have it rough.

I've always worn Converse. No support to speak of, but I think they're comfy.

whatever. I have used cons, dc, and currently have nike atm. I usually prefer lightweight, flat-soled shoes, and the brand isn't as important.

Nike, I like it's design and it fits well. Also it has good price-quality ratio.

I get a new pair of black Converse every year. They're light and easy to wear while they still fit my fashion style. My bad feet aren't a fan though, but if I have to walk longer distances I wear better shoes.

I never have went for designer brands. You're paying for a name, and not necessarily something that will feel comfy, or support your foot. Some brands are better than others, obviously. I bought a lovely pair of lightweight runners/trainers from a high street store and my feet are in absolute heaven in them. I do go for shoes with good support because of my back, but they also have to look nice.

Also, So long as they are high enough quality that can survive some runs through the washing machine when they need it, I'm happy. XD.

Agreed on New Balance, for me it's a history of foot/ankle injuries and having flat-wide feet, and they produce a lot more 4E sneakers.

Skechers are one love for me. I've got very capricious feet, one of them is slightly bigger, so most of the shoes a try on are really uncomfortable (sometimes to the degree that I actually need 2 pairs of different sizes), but somehow that's not the case with Sketchers. I've got 3 pairs of them (2 sneakers and 1 demi-season).

I have foot issues as well but don't really have brand loyalty because it seems like all brands change out models all the time. The few times I have managed to find a good pair, the next time I go back, I try all the models of the same brand and none are comfortable. SO... I now care about brands so much I had to go look... apparently mine are Merrell's. They are comfy but I wasn't too impressed with the quality... the heel tag loop thing ripped on one shoe within the first month of ownership. I have used New Balance, Nike, and Sketchers before as well. Don't think that much of those either but of the 3 I would probably go New Balance over the other 2.

I don't wear the brand, I wear the product.

So it really depends on what's affordable and feels right for me when I buy anything. I often end up purchasing some products from generic/less-known brands for that reason.

Are you talking about trainers? or kicks?

Something with steel toes. I had to go cover a guy for a week who worked in a brewery (computer tech). Work said they would be pay for steel toe shoes. I got a very nice pair that looks like a normal everyday shoe. I've been wearing them ever since. This was likely 10+ years ago. 😄

They have saved me from many stubbed toes over the years. And one time that may have saved me from an actual injury as something heavy dropped on my foot once that just bounced off the shoe.

Mine are pretty heavy compared to normal shoes. But I don't even notice it. They make ones now days out of other materials that are just as light as regular shoes.

The kicker...... When I got to the job site. The site had its own safety gear you could use for your feet for any visitors. I never needed the shoes. But I'm so glad work paid for them as I got a very good pair of shoes for free that I would buy again in a heartbeat.

I've been wearing this shoe every day for many years. Its still in good shape. 👍

https://i.imgur.com/I3mBhYi.jpg

The first one that doesn't immediately look like ass and has small enough sizes for my feet when my mom demands that I buy new shoes and forces me to get something or else she's not gonna leave me alone. Oh, and I guess she has to not hate them too...
Yeah, shopping for clothes and shoes is a time-wastey nightmare. <.<

Last few years I been wearing mostly DC.

None, I consider sneakers a fashion sin. Yes, I'm old.

None, I don't wear sneakers and haven't for around 25 years. The last time I bought sneakers was somewhere early to mid '90s.

That stopped mattering to me as soon as I had to start buying them myself.

I don't buy them by brand but by comfort and quality then looks. New balance does have good support - I've worn two pairs when the brand first came out, but overall my most bought is Nike because of various sports. There was a favourite pair I had that I wore normally for over a decade before the heels finally wore down too much and I had to get another. I don't have any particular attachment to any brand but just that it seems like they kept being the best picks out of whatever I was looking at.

It's been a while...
I've owned maybe 3 pair in my life....probably 2...
They were Nike and Vans.
I've been buying the same shoes for 3 times in a row, some no-brand ugly brown "work" shoes, they are ugly, but comfy and long-lasting :)

Adidas