> "They're for a hike. These are for the city" I'm a guy, and I do this, too. I have two identical pair of boots. One pair is for "clean" things, such as going

> "They're for a hike. These are for the city" I'm a guy, and I do this, too. I have two identical pair of boots. One pair is for "clean" things, such as going to the store, the office, etc. The other pair is for "dirty" things, such as yardwork, hiking, gardening, woodworking, etc. As my "clean" boots age and wear, I swap them out for a new pair, and the previous "clean" boots become my new "dirty" boots. It's a cycle I've been running for decades now. The hike vs city distinction makes sense to me, regardless of gender.