You may have already noticed: we have a weakness for products that equip us for life's toughest moments: When the ground opens up beneath us, the deluge comes or a steel beam falls on our toes. If the latter were to happen, we would curse ourselves for the rest of our toe-poor lives if we hadn't had the Ryder from Indestructible Shoes on our feet.
It looks like a trendy sneaker but, as the name suggests, it's indestructible and has a solid steel toe cap under its knitted upper. The sole bends vertical nails like spaghetti and even in a slippery puddle of oil you'll stand firm as a rock. The only disadvantage: if the Ryder delivers what its manufacturer promises, the pedal pins won't penetrate a tenth of a millimeter into the sole.

Here's the self-promotion:

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