Most comfortable shoes for doing a lot of walking that also aren’t hideous?

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Vionic, especially their beach casual or slip-on sneakers. They are light, but give enough support. They come in a number of colors and patterns that work with both pants and skirts

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Anyone have any ideas for something other than a sneaker?

[Anonymous]

Dr. School’s Shoes. Super cute styles, great for walking around Europe. Super comfortable. Check them out, they are doing some collaborations with upscale designers. I love their sneakers and slip ons. A revelation.

[Anonymous]

Scholl

[Anonymous]

https://www.drschollsshoes.com/

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Anonymous wrote:I ordered Vans because they’re supposed to be comfortable. One, they’re ugly. And two, they’re not comfortable.

You have to buy an insole for Vans- they are flat. I wore some last year on a trip thinking they were comfortable and I killed my feet and got a bout of plantar fasciitis. They’re comfy for shorter events.

I love the looks of Vans but I really don't understand how people do a lot of walking in them! I've found Cariumas - which I guess had a hot moment of being trendy - are MUCH more comfortable for lots of walking. They are light as air, and the insole is so supportive.

[Anonymous]

Tieks

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My Teva sandals are very comfortable for walking. Get the ones with a little extra cushion in the sole. They come in lots of colors.

[Anonymous]

I wore Dansko canvas Mary Janes and Keen Malibu sandals all over Europe one summer and loved them both.

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Anonymous wrote:Can’t wear Hokas or Adidas Superstars with a sundress in London

I will absolutely be wearing my Hokas with sundresses in Paris and Rome this summer. No way am I risking blisters or feet that hurt when I have a lot to do in limited time. I’ve tried Toms, Vans and Born so far and nothing else is as comfortable, so I’m willing to sacrifice a bit of fashion for comfort.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can’t wear Hokas or Adidas Superstars with a sundress in London

I will absolutely be wearing my Hokas with sundresses in Paris and Rome this summer. No way am I risking blisters or feet that hurt when I have a lot to do in limited time. I’ve tried Toms, Vans and Born so far and nothing else is as comfortable, so I’m willing to sacrifice a bit of fashion for comfort.

I just got back from Greece and Italy, and many, many women were wearing more supportive, athletic-style sneakers with skirts and dresses. You won't be "out of fashion."

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone have any ideas for something other than a sneaker?

Seriously - have any of these people been to Europe? You can't wear sneakers after a certain time. Unless you are wearing cut off jean shorts and crop top. Ugh Americans.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can’t wear Hokas or Adidas Superstars with a sundress in London

I will absolutely be wearing my Hokas with sundresses in Paris and Rome this summer. No way am I risking blisters or feet that hurt when I have a lot to do in limited time. I’ve tried Toms, Vans and Born so far and nothing else is as comfortable, so I’m willing to sacrifice a bit of fashion for comfort.

I just got back from Greece and Italy, and many, many women were wearing more supportive, athletic-style sneakers with skirts and dresses. You won't be "out of fashion."

Yes. You will.

[Anonymous]

Adidas all white.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can’t wear Hokas or Adidas Superstars with a sundress in London

I will absolutely be wearing my Hokas with sundresses in Paris and Rome this summer. No way am I risking blisters or feet that hurt when I have a lot to do in limited time. I’ve tried Toms, Vans and Born so far and nothing else is as comfortable, so I’m willing to sacrifice a bit of fashion for comfort.

I just got back from Greece and Italy, and many, many women were wearing more supportive, athletic-style sneakers with skirts and dresses. You won't be "out of fashion."

Yes. You will.

But who cares?