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Slip-on shoes, these specific ones are so well designed I can put them on in a few seconds while standing. They basically have loops for fingers on the tongue and pull/heel tab, I wish there were better quality shoes with the same design though as these have very specific cleaning instructions.
Keen Newports have the finger loops on tongue and heel. I think Blundstone boots do, too? Iโm sure someone with Blundstones can confirm or refute that.
Those loops are so handy, I agree.