7. My footwear is generic but way up over the ankle with a lot of support.
No, no biking specific but comfortable for daily wear and protective enough to pass the skid test. No steel toes 'cause they aren't necessary for the riding I do or my work life.
I've thought about such things as I'm past 60 and don't heal as fast as I did when I first rode bikes, but then I'm not as testosterone poisoned as I was at 18. Well, only a little . . .
I think my gear is about right for my style of riding and ability. Just lookin' for some comfort.
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