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Pink and purple to remind you you're a girl
I'm not the biggest fan of the girly colors on hiking shoes for women.
Just because something is made for a woman, doesn't mean we always need to have it in pinks and purples. Don't get me wrong-- I think those colors are quite lovely, but not on my hiking shoes.
I know many people like that about female specific items, and that's the beauty of choice. But I feel that it's a bit over-used and shoved down our throats a bit. Yes, I am a woman, I am feminine, I do enjoy girly things. I don't need to have "girl colors" in all aspects of my life. For hiking shoes, I would prefer gender-neutral tones.
Pink and purple from Adidas.
Subtle, but the pink is there.
“For hiking shoes, I would prefer gender-neutral tones.”
All pink again, by Clorts.
Hiking boots bright pink by Merrto.
Purple is actually my favorite color, but still.
Okay, I'd actually get these. They're very sporty.
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