How many pairs of sneakers do you have?

[toys2cool]

A friend of mine's son at one time owned 150 pairs of sneakers, some of them quite valuable and most of them new and never worn. His college room mate owned 60 and they had an entire room in their house with racks and racks of shoes.

yeah I had over 100 at one point, gave a a lot to my friends and family and sold some on ebay

[Fire Marshal Bill]

I have 3 pair. A pair of black Chuck Taylors, a pair of lawn shoes, and my favorite pair that my wife bought me for Christmas below .

[Brad]

I have 3

One I keep for casual dress.
second for working
third for lawn work.

As the working ones get bad they drop down to lawn etc

Z, that's the exact same thing I do.

[jwyblejr]

I have 3 pair. A pair of black Chuck Taylors, a pair of lawn shoes, and my favorite pair that my wife bought me for Christmas below .

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5124/...b63ef4b42d.jpg

Those are awesome.

[jessica]

3 pairs.

My favorite shoes though are my doc martens.

[Gorn Captain]

One pair.

I prefer high heels...

Like the guys from KISS....

[megomania]

I have at least 12 pairs of sneakers - a mix of running, cross-train, casual, retro - and another 4 pairs of golf shoes. Add in my 4 pairs of dress shoes for work and I think I have waaaay too many shoes!

-Chris

[johnmiic]

2 - one white for leisure and 1 black which I wore at work instead of shoes.

[Zemo]

Z, that's the exact same thing I do.

lol, I was wondering if anybody else did the three pair rotation.

[EmergencyIan]

One pair. Chuck Taylor All-Stars (Navy colored).

I used to love Air Jordans, though...from 1985 through mid 90s when the repros from the 80s started to appear.


- Ian

[ScottA]

I have 2. One I wear regularly, one for yard work. When I get a new pair the regular ones become yard work ones and I toss the old yard work ones. Pretty simple.

[toys2cool]

i guess i'm the only shoe nut here

[wilbs518]

2 pairs.

[huedell]

Am I the only one with none?

[Zemo]

Am I the only one with none?

No way, not one pair?