Toe Rings?

**Spc. Scott** · 6th March 09, 07:17 AM

I'd wear sandals with mine in the summer but I just don't have a lot of jewelery. Never really thought about it. I think I picked that up from my dad. He's never wore anything beyond a wedding band. Once that ring decided to go for a swim it was never replaced and he never wore another bauble after that.

Unless you want to count pins from all the archery rendezvous that he has been to. He's got a quiver full of em.

**Jock Scot** · 6th March 09, 08:00 AM

Originally Posted by McClef

I have never heard of guys wearing toe rings - a totally new thing to me!

I was thinking the very same thing! Plus, I did not know it was a woman's fashion either!

**McMurdo** · 6th March 09, 08:08 AM

Originally Posted by Jock Scot

I was thinking the very same thing! Plus, I did not know it was a woman's fashion either!

While I have heard of them, I'd say it's more a North American phenomenon. Personally I have no desire to put a ring on my toe, that also goes for wearing sandals and a kilt with no hose.

**JRB** · 6th March 09, 08:34 AM

No toe ring for me. I've always thought of a toe ring as strictly for the ladies. In fact, I've never seen a toe ring on a man and this thread is the first time I've heard of it. OTOH, I had both my ears pierced back in the 80s when it was extremely rare on a man so I'm not one to gender stereotype when it comes to fashion. In any case, I don't think I'd find it comfortable.

**Juggalotus** · 6th March 09, 09:02 AM

Originally Posted by cavscout

I wear Tevas with my kilts pretty frequently. The only jewelry I will wear is a wedding band (not even a watch) so it's safe to say I won't be wearing a tow ring.

But that's the wedding ring isn't it?

I wear whatever footwear seems comfortable at the time, whether kilted or not. But toe rings (to me anyway) just don't go on a guy. It could also be that I don't need any more attention brought to my feet, playing soccer for years kinda beat them up.