Athletic/sport sandals for long walks that aren't ugly

[Anonymous]

I have a pair of Keens I wear for actual sports -- e.g., sailing. But for just walking around, I really like Vionic flip flops. Very comfy, and not ugly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like Merrel.

maybe

http://www.zappos.com/merrell-enoki-link-black

or

http://www.zappos.com/merrell-terran-convertible-ii-black

+1 Merrell

I've been wearing a version of these for years:
http://www.zappos.com/merrell-terran-lattice-ii-black?zlfid=191&ref=pd_detail_1_sims_p_ab

Not super-attractive, but not too ugly and the most comfortable I've found.

[Anonymous]

Unless you are literally hiking on a mountain trail in the woods or white water rafting or paddle boarding, you should not as a grown women be wearing bright blue Keens. If you are engaging in those activities, it is excusable. Walking to the farmers market? NO.

These Tevas are about as inoffensive as this kind of sandal gets. I actually might order some:


http://www.teva.com/women-sandals/original-sandal-leather-metallic/1007550.html?dwvar_1007550_color=SLVR#start=1&cgid=women-sandals

[Anonymous]

PP here, these are also acceptable:

http://www.teva.com/women-sandals/original-sandal/1003986.html?dwvar_1003986_color=BLK#start=4&cgid=women-originals

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Unless you are literally hiking on a mountain trail in the woods or white water rafting or paddle boarding, you should not as a grown women be wearing bright blue Keens. If you are engaging in those activities, it is excusable. Walking to the farmers market? NO.

SPADFY.

Enjoy your blisters and having your toes stepped on,

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unless you are literally hiking on a mountain trail in the woods or white water rafting or paddle boarding, you should not as a grown women be wearing bright blue Keens. If you are engaging in those activities, it is excusable. Walking to the farmers market? NO.

SPADFY.

Enjoy your blisters and having your toes stepped on,

On a walk??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Unless you are literally hiking on a mountain trail in the woods or white water rafting or paddle boarding, you should not as a grown women be wearing bright blue Keens. If you are engaging in those activities, it is excusable. Walking to the farmers market? NO.

These Tevas are about as inoffensive as this kind of sandal gets. I actually might order some:


http://www.teva.com/women-sandals/original-sandal-leather-metallic/1007550.html?dwvar_1007550_color=SLVR#start=1&cgid=women-sandals

If you are ACTUALLY hiking, you should wear hiking boots. Not sandals. Or do you mean "taking a walk in the woods"?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unless you are literally hiking on a mountain trail in the woods or white water rafting or paddle boarding, you should not as a grown women be wearing bright blue Keens. If you are engaging in those activities, it is excusable. Walking to the farmers market? NO.

These Tevas are about as inoffensive as this kind of sandal gets. I actually might order some:


http://www.teva.com/women-sandals/original-sandal-leather-metallic/1007550.html?dwvar_1007550_color=SLVR#start=1&cgid=women-sandals

If you are ACTUALLY hiking, you should wear hiking boots. Not sandals. Or do you mean "taking a walk in the woods"?

Perhaps the confusion here is that the OP asked for suggestions for shoes to wear on a walk. Not in the woods, not up a mountain, not on a raft, not in the Amazon Rainforest.

[Anonymous]

I have these and wore them all day last Saturday in an amusement park and feet felt great. I would definitely buy again.

http://www.amazon.com/Merrell-Womens-Dahlia-Black-US/dp/B004KQJESE/ref=sr_1_84?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1463860459&sr=1-84&nodeID=7141123011&keywords=merrell+sandals+leather

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have these:
http://www.footsmart.com/P-Teva-Tirra-Sandals-72297.aspx?lsku=72297%20558%2013%20065&SRCCODE=WMPFFS16&cm_mmc=msn-_-PLA-_-WMPFFS16-_-012813&kwid=bingproductads-adid^12359176011-device^c-plaid^1100101627772-sku^72297+558+13+065@ADL10BMC-adType^PLA

I have these as well but cannot wear them for extensive walking (miles). They have a flap of material on the inside of the strap that tends to rub a blister. They are great run around shoes and water/beach shoes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not terrible

http://www.shoebuy.com/naot-dorith/433455/1167891?cm_mmc=googleproductads_pla-_-none-_-none-_-none

http://www.zappos.com/born-mai

http://www.zappos.com/p/mephisto-helen/product/113602

Tried on a pair of Mephisto and they are really comfortable. Having bought pair yet though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:PP here, these are also acceptable:

http://www.teva.com/women-sandals/original-sandal/1003986.html?dwvar_1003986_color=BLK#start=4&cgid=women-originals

I have a pair of these and they are cute and really comfortable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PP here, these are also acceptable:

http://www.teva.com/women-sandals/original-sandal/1003986.html?dwvar_1003986_color=BLK#start=4&cgid=women-originals

I have a pair of these and they are cute and really comfortable.

These look just as bad as the Keens, in my opinion. FTR, I know my Keens aren't the prettiest, but they are amazing. So comfortable and what I really love is that my toes are covered. I can slip them on to help DC learn to ride a bike or go somewhere crowded in the summer and know my feet won't get stomped on.

[Anonymous]

Jambu Newport sandal. Great for walking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Unless you are literally hiking on a mountain trail in the woods or white water rafting or paddle boarding, you should not as a grown women be wearing bright blue Keens. If you are engaging in those activities, it is excusable. Walking to the farmers market? NO.

These Tevas are about as inoffensive as this kind of sandal gets. I actually might order some:


http://www.teva.com/women-sandals/original-sandal-leather-metallic/1007550.html?dwvar_1007550_color=SLVR#start=1&cgid=women-sandals

Well, I am "a grown women" and sometimes walk 6 miles at a time on an outing. So, while I'm not hiking in the woods (I have hiking boots for that), I do need very comfortable and supportive shoes. Sometimes that means compromising on the look of the shoe a bit.