Very good point. I tried it once and it's a little like walking around in the same shoes/socks after one's stepped in a mud puddle and got a 'soaker'. No thanks. That's why I keep shoes at work and just change when I get there. Been doing it for years. If you're running errands and have to be on/off the bike, walk around on pavement, in/out of stores, post office, etc. touring shoes are what you'll need as previously stated. Upon arriving at work I change shoes, socks, clothes...everything. Hang the cycling clothes on hangers and they're dry by the time my shift's over.