Also depends if you want shoes specific for if working on range all day (RO'n or Score keeping) and want different shoes for when shooting, and different for outdoors ?
Solomons are great grip shoes and good for all around, but I believe they're more of a narrow shoe, so if have somewhat of wider feet, they become uncomfortable after a while. But they're soft enough sole for comfort.
I find my North Face are slightly wider and better comfort for long day. If want for outdoor too, what ever you choose, should have gortex lining (IMHO) I only buy this way, so stay dry out on range in wet weather.
Lots of brands to choose from, so I say go on websites of various known brands and check out various models. Whichever you buy, buy with soft cushiony insole and if going to use outdoor too, should have very aggressive tread pattern.
If want strictly for indoor range shoe, then find one with combo of soft and non-slip features.
Many shooters now use solomons, if they can chime in here in re: to long day comfort ? do they also find them bit narrow and tight fit ? Though they pretty much are one of the best options for grip in various terrain.
here's two samples: North face and Solomon... I went with solomon model this time, just to try it since have other north face for 6 years now....so far so good, but the north face were (when trying them on) slightly wider and more comfy, but ever so slightly.
Solomons are great grip shoes and good for all around, but I believe they're more of a narrow shoe, so if have somewhat of wider feet, they become uncomfortable after a while. But they're soft enough sole for comfort.
I find my North Face are slightly wider and better comfort for long day. If want for outdoor too, what ever you choose, should have gortex lining (IMHO) I only buy this way, so stay dry out on range in wet weather.
Lots of brands to choose from, so I say go on websites of various known brands and check out various models. Whichever you buy, buy with soft cushiony insole and if going to use outdoor too, should have very aggressive tread pattern.
If want strictly for indoor range shoe, then find one with combo of soft and non-slip features.
Many shooters now use solomons, if they can chime in here in re: to long day comfort ? do they also find them bit narrow and tight fit ? Though they pretty much are one of the best options for grip in various terrain.
here's two samples: North face and Solomon... I went with solomon model this time, just to try it since have other north face for 6 years now....so far so good, but the north face were (when trying them on) slightly wider and more comfy, but ever so slightly.
) and if his "dogs are barking" at the end of the day it is simply because he doesn't have the correct footwear support he needs. There is no magic brand or style or material - the trick is to find what works best for you and replace them regularly...shoes die on the inside long before they break down on the outside.
