Yes, I tie my shoes, button my shirt, zip my pants and everything.

Don’t let the old man in.

yes, unless I'm wearing my hey dudes

Yes because they are walking shoes for my morning hikes!

Post-surgery for me and been in a hard neck collar for 6 weeks - got a pair of slip-ins to help me out (couldn't tie shoes) in gray and now have a brown leather pair and black running pair (they running ones have laces to make them a little more customized, but once tied, you can slip on/off).

They are so comfortable, I am pretty sure I'll be wearing them for a long time to come even after this collar comes off.

It's easy to pay up for some crazy nice slip ons. Most my life I've worn slip on boots. Not much cushion walking on anything that wasn't dirt. Then lace boots, Redwing. Three pairs of those. Army boots. Then the new fancy tennis shoes for PT. Which were like walking on a cloud.

There's a Murdoch's in town. I buy skechers there. They also make full leather slip ons. Gotta have something to walk around in the house in. Keeping them clean.

Bad Ankle = Tied Shoes

Yes, every day. Either my Hoka tennis shoes or, my Merrell hiking boots especially when I’m working at the clinic.

I have tried about every shoe out there, I am really digging ON shoes

Cowboy boots or sketchers....I have one pair of "fancy" UA tennis shoes my daughter bought me that require tying, but that's it

I keep looking at those slip on sketchers. I just can't give in quite yet.

Its like walking on air. Do it.

them hokas are some ugly mfers.

I have 4 pairs of them. By far the most comfortable shoe I've ever worn.

...and expensive too.

Talked to a podiatrist last week and asked her opinion. Great answer as she said it's an individual thing based on fit but as far as how they are made Asics were the best on the market currently. Her suggestion was try on as many possible before making a decision. Higher price does not always mean better quality.