What Type Of Shoes To Wear In Rainy Season?

It is true that one can never have enough shoes. That is a

fact. There is always going to be that one pair of shoes that

would just totally go with a certain outfit, but unfortunately

you can’t because one has to think of money and space and

where would they keep them, if purchased.

But, each type of shoe fits with a certain basic function of

our daily life. Like basic sneakers or converse shoes are good

for daily wear and the interesting part it that one can wear

with almost all type of outfit, from college ones to office

wear, and even mix and match with a dress for a party if

needed.

Then there are the loafers or slip on sandals, that are perfect

for the summer months and allow the feet to breather

properly without unnecessary closing. Then there are boots

perfect for the winter months that keep ones feet properly

encased any harsh coldness. Also, if one is visiting a snowy

place then boots come in handy since they do not get soaked

so easily like other cloth based shoes.

There are numerous shops from where one can get shoes in

Delhi. And there many wide array of shops ranging from

high end luxury footwear, to local, budget shops that sell

footwear friendly to the pocket. There are also roadside

vendors and cobblers available are corner markets who can

repair shoes at a small fees.

Also, the recent trend of self employed designers specializing

in many different areas including footwear who can make or

change your existing footwear according to ones taste. But,

the most problem anyone faces is during the rainy season

when the roads get clogged and there are water puddles

everywhere. So, here are few tips on what type of shoes to get

for the rainy season:

1. Closed Shoes: Try not to wear too open toed shoes, since there is a chance

that dirt or dirty water might seep inside. So, try to go for a

bit closed shoes that would at least allow one to navigate

easily through the puddles. Suppose one is going to a

restaurant in Delhi and they have to walk, then wearing light

exposed sandals can result in dirty feet, which could also

lead to infection.

2. Durable Material: Avoid wearing cloth based shoes, try to go for more faux

leather or such type of materials that wouldn't really absorb

water too fast.

3. Don’t Wear Heels:

Avoid wearing heels especially if one they will be walking

even a short distance. They will increase misbalance and

might result in injury due to the slick roads. Wear firm sole

shoes.