I do somewhat. Most of the time I fly in cargo pants and keep my passport, wallet and phone in the side pockets. If the plane must be evacuated these are the items I want with me. Keeping them there also deters theft on overnight flights. I don't wear flip-flops or heels in any event and don't select my footwear in the event of an emergency evacuation but do not remove my shoes much less change into sleepwear until cruising altitude is reached.

:D

My ex-BIL flew from SFO to the UK to spend Xmas with me a few years ago. We were attending a black tie event for New Year's Eve and he is someone who always travelled by basically throwing random items into a backpack just before he needed to go to the airport. He couldn't figure out a way to pack his tuxedo, shoes etc. properly so decided the best option was to wear it. the whole lot....on an overnight SFO-LHR in Y :D He looked pretty ragtag yet spiffy at the same time!

If he had worn 5 inch heels too he would have been a legend. :)

Kind of; I wear sneakers rather than my usual sport sandals, not so much because of evacuation but because of the shoe carnival at security. Socks and sandals are a step too far even for me (and kind of miss the point of keeping my feet cool and unconstricted), and this way I'm not barefoot going through security.

Can't hurt to have the closed toes in an evacuation, but I don't think the sneakers really offer much protection.

Rationally though, if you're sensitive enough to the risks of having inadequate shoes during a plane crash with a hazardous evacuation you should be going around town with your own personal oxygen kit always wearing a helmet.

May you never 'enjoy' the thrill of PTSD.

shirt, jeans and shoes :)

I always do this

I wear sport sandals in the warmer weather along with synthetic wool ankle socks. That combo covers all the bases.

Years ago I switched to Keen sport sandals with toe caps and haven't looked back.

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Not every emergency landing is the result of a killer crash. I've been through 2 emergency evacs and I don't even fly as much as many people here. Both times I was damn glad to be wearing shoes that I could both climb and run in.

Sport sandals are great for both climbing and running. Not so great for protecting toes from getting stepped on in a panicked crowd, but much much better than flip flops.

(Link purely an example.)