Hhaahaha that is funny ****! He was just pissed because he couldn't start a round of applause!
I literally wear my leg and the Keen shoes (on both feet) until I get ready to get a shower before I get in bed. I get home from work late at night, get into some lounge clothes if I want to stay up a little bit, and wear leg and shoes til I get tired enough to grab a shower and go to bed. Then I get in my power chair, take leg off, ride to the kitchen sink to wash my leg liner, ride it to the shower to wash my ass, ride it to the bed to sleep. Wake up and do the inverse routine. Say I want to kick back in bed and watch a little tv and sip on a craft beer after work before I get a shower, I will sit on the edge of the bed, take leg off (shoe still on) and prop it beside the bed, and take my other shoe off the real foot and kick back. Then put it back on if I need to get up for something. That's the best thing about the pin lock system, easy on easy off. The leg is aligned with a shoe on it, so when you take the shoe off of it, it is way hard to walk on because the thick heel of a shoe is missing. It is like constantly walking on your toes on that fake foot and tries to lock your knee with every step unless you anticipate it and fire your hamstring muscles during stride to counter the force. I got a DUI back in 2011, was fawking pissed as fawk when they made me take my shoes off in jail and walk around on that damn fake foot. Luckily it was about 4am and I was hammered so I just went to piss and laid down on that ****ty bed til they brought me a biscuit from McDonalds the next morning LOL. I was too hungover to eat it....anyways, I digress.
Side note regarding quality of Keens, one of my old bosses at work asked me about these Keens the other day, as he is looking for a new pair of work shoes. I told him, I don't take these things off unless I have a reason to put on a nicer shoe for some occasion. Unless I'm going out to eat, or doing something special, I wear these shoes, even on weekends. Sounds like I'm bragging too much on them, but I wish I had've found these years ago. I spent somewhere around 8 years walking in ****bag wolverines and various tennis shoe looking shoes with steel toes. First time I tried on the Keens in-store, I didn't even take them off to pay for em. Threw the shoes I wore into the store in the Keen box, walked to the cash register, paid my $130, and left. They also gave me 2 free Keen coozies which was cool. My first pair was the Atlanta Cool shoes. They look like these but are made a little different. They had nylon only loops and one of the loops broke right before they were 2 years old. I was pissed. Bought these Flint Lows and have had zero issues. My other shoes were nowhere near being wore out, had it not been for that loop breaking. Terrible design. These Flint Low shoes have leather loops all the way up except for the top loop, and it has a plastic insert in it to prevent wear. So these should last another couple years at a minimum. The in-soles in these things are damn near indestructible and maintain comfort. They don't get wollered out in the shape of your foot. They are just as comfortable today as the day I bought them 2 years ago.
We get $40 a year in a shoe money account at work to pay for our work shoes, I will have $80 come January 1, so I am gonna go ahead and buy another pair (These Flint Lows can be had for around $100 on ebay), just to keep on hand for when these wear out. I guess it's my inner crawler or whatever, but I'm becoming more and more paranoid about stuff wearing out and try to keep extras on hand when able, especially regarding things that are vital to everyday life. Blow a work shoe out, I need a replacement right then. Crazy, I know....but I like to be prepared... molaugh
