Comfortable walking sandals to wear with skirts and dresses in Europe

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Anonymous wrote:Here's my problem with all the Birk/Noat supportive sandals - sure they are supportive but I get skeeved out by having open toes/feet in cities.

I daresay this is not a common problem. You are very precious.

Yeah if you feel this way, don't wear sandals. Most of us - esp those of us in sandals - don't get "skeeved out" by open toes in cities. You can go home and wash your feet.

DP but come back to me when you’ve had a rat crawl across your foot in Paris. Ask me how I know

Now THAT is awful. I really am curious how it happened.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hoka has loafers now:
https://www.hoka.com/en/us/all-gender-footwear/speed-loafer/1162170.html
They are pretty ugly though.

I don't care how comfortable they are, those are dreadful

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hoka has loafers now:
https://www.hoka.com/en/us/all-gender-footwear/speed-loafer/1162170.html
They are pretty ugly though.

I don't care how comfortable they are, those are dreadful

Agree! These are looking dreadful, definetely not a summer color.

Just wear nice white expensive sneakers and call it a day.

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Anonymous wrote:The most important thing is that they are broken in and are comfortable for you. I would wear whatever shoes you walked around a lot in last summer, or get similar ones and start breaking them in now.

This! I did not do this once and had serious regrets.

[Anonymous]

Piece of advice: if your feet hurt, nothing about you looks good.

[Anonymous]

that amount of walking we did in europe, i wouldn't care if i looked like granny clampett, as long as i was wearing comfortable shoes.