Those Naots are nice. I hadn't heard of that brand -- thanks for sharing!
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Why do you assume she will definitely look like a tourist? Depending where I am in Europe, I've been mistaken for a local plenty of times. |
no one is wearing such a high wedge for walking around a city all day on vacation - that's for going out for dinner at night |
these are cute. I mostly wear birks. |
Naot are great shoes !
I like Born sandals, too. They're super comfortable |
https://earthshoes.com/collections/sandals/products/sureal-casual-strappy-round-toe-flat-sandals-in-pewter-r-sureal-pew01?_pos=19&_fid=bc2211fe5&_ss=c&variant=40990961106987
the pewter ones are a very neutral color! these are so comfy. |
OP here. I intentionally didn't post on the Fashion board because I wasn't looking at fashion advice per se. I know I am not stylish and have accepted that. Comfort is still my number one goal. I've tried a number of brands of the "court" style sneakers like Adidas and Puma, Veja, etc. and the stiff upper is not comfortable to me. I like a roomy, stretchy toe box in a closed shoe. |
Why not just get some nice cushy Hokas or New Balance sneakers? You’ll be doing a lot of walking….along with all the other tourists who look like tourists. |
I recently went on a 2+week vacation with a lot of walking every day and had a great experience with white leather Reeboks from Costco. They were softer than I expected. I did break them in beforehand. As a bonus, they also worked with a dress. |
OP here. I wear Birk Mayari almost every day of summer and they are very comfortable to me. But I don't wear them on walks or on long days out of the house exploring. Thanks for the ideas everyone. And I'm still bringing sneakers on the trip too. I'm not totally crazy. |