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Need some brown flats that are suitable and professional enough for work? If so, let these top styles in brown flats guide you in the right direction!

For the younger working professional, take a look at these brown flats by Bronx. In brown patent leather, these brown flats are definitely fun, yet the sleek design and rounded toe keep these elegant. With multiple buckle details at the toe, these brown flats are beautiful for a casual work environment where casual brown flats like these would be perfect. These brown flats would look great with a sweater dress and opaque tights in the fall, and these brown flats would also look great with a pair of ankle length slim slacks in the spring for a polished sleek look.

For the mature working professional, these brown flats by Van Eli are a great choice. With a small 5/8' heel, brown suede uppers and a contrast bronze leather toe, these brown flats would look great with a pair of cuffed trousers for a clean look. With a padded insole, these brown flats will keep you comfortably on your feet all day long. Unlined for ultra-flexibility, these brown flats will never give you blisters or make you feel stiff.

Need some brown flats that are all about comfort? These brown flats by Hush Puppies are the shoes for you. With a conservative design, these brown flats come equipped with a pleated vamp leather design, a leather button detail, and a sculpted 1' heel. These brown flats are designed with Zero G technology to make them essentially weightless, so all day comfort will never be a question. Pair these brown flats with any look you choose for an effortless look that is conservative and versatile.

For brown flats that would be perfect at the end of summer and turn of fall, try these Sofft brown flats with contrast color blocking. With suede uppers, these brown flats have leather lining and leather-covered foam insoles. With flexible rubber nubbed soles, these brown flats are easy for a simple everyday look. Zigzag contrast stitching create a visual element to these brown flats that is totally unexpected. These would look great with a bias cut mini-skirt and opaque tights for a monochromatic look that breaks at these brown flats.

When springtime rolls around, it's fun to have brown flats that reflect the changing season. These brown flats by Samanta are perfectly professional and whimsical in design. With white leather uppers and contrast brown leather trim, these brown flats have a visual element that is very inviting and beautiful. Topped off with a brown leather bow, these brown flats are anything but ordinary. These would be beautiful with a pair of slim slacks and a matching blazer for a complete all over look that screams spring.

Need some brown flats that work well for a day at work but also transcend well into an evening flat? These brown flats by Tory Burch are beautifully chic with jeweled details and a mirrored banding at the vamp. Throw these brown flats on for a day at work with a pair of slim black slacks and a black dolman sweater and your look is beautifully elegant. This matching look can work well for an evening dinner with friends after a long day at work. Cute, chic, and absolutely professional.

With these brown flats, all your work looks can be satisfied. Whether you are a young or mature professional, desire a look that works for day to evening, or need brown flats for spring, these top styles in brown flats will make you happy! I promise!

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well i just got a bow for christmas and its the browning micro midas 2 is that a good beginner bow?

its 40 pound draw weight

Marc is correct. Fit is everything. It's generally not a good idea to give a bow as a gift as the shooter needs to be there to see if it does fit and how it feels to shoot (Let your parents know that for future reference). If it does fit and it does feel good then you need to practice the right way to become a real dead-eye with it. There was an article in Field and Stream called "Never Miss Again" and it explained how to correctly handle and shoot a bow, shotgun, and rifle. It's worth a look, and you can find it on their website. Practice, practice, practice. When you get to where you're feeling really good put a soda cap from a 20 oz bottle onto your target with four golf tees and try to peg it at 20 or 25 yards. Aim small, miss small. Once you're doing that, move out a little bit at a time. Shouldn't take long. You'll be plenty ready for deer season in Northern NJ. On a side note -I read your other question- find someone to take you hunting and show you how to go about it. It's a pretty daunting task to tackle alone. Good luck, and keep practicing so you won't need it!

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