The above photo is my engagement at Mcafee’s Knob with, of course, Fivefinger shoes … I drove her up to Virginia specifically to hike Mcafee’s Knob (renowned as one of the best sceneries on the East coast).
She had no idea it was coming, but she said yes! We are an outdoor couple, so doing it outdoors was an obvious decision.
I bought my fiancé her first pair to go hiking in Alabama. She’s wearing TrekSports. I own 4 pairs: two Sprints, Bikilas and some Treksports. Not that you asked, but my absolute favorite are Sprints (I’m planning on buying up a couple pairs since they discontinued them …)
The first one is my fiancé, Michelle, and myself. The second one is my friend, Evan, and myself.
Congrats to you both! And thanks for sharing the beautiful view and experience with us!
Say Yes in Vibram FiveFingers
If you’re going to propose, why not do it at the top of a beautiful mountain? Why not do it wearing your favorite shoes that look like feet? Vibram FiveFingers!
If you’re going to pop the question and propose to your significant other, what better time and place to do it than after a beautiful hike to an incredible overlook? If she says “no,” well I suppose the hike down could be a challenge, but if she says yes you’ve got the world before you.
Stephen decided to do just that — hike up to a beautiful overlook in Virginia called Mcafee’s Knob. He did it with his now fiancé and the both of them (as well as the photographer) were sporting their FiveFingers (Sprints and Trek Sports for him and her, respectively).
I asked Stephen to share a bit about the ordeal and here’s what he had to say:
3 replies on “Say Yes in Vibram FiveFingers”
Congratulations!!! A great way to start the ultimate adventure together. 🙂
Congrats. Very beautiful picture. Those certainly are some awesome views.
SIGH… Sometimes I Think, this will never happen to me.
Women call me INSANE cuz I ran a Marathon in my bright green-yellow Speeds. 🙁
Or if I meet other runners on my frequent jogs, they just think I just ran away from the nuthouse.
Germany is not ready for toe shoes.
(Protection, Air, Gel and Archsupport is the wy to go)
anyway, Congratulations to both of you