Suggestions for supportive shoes?

[sleepingbooty]

Where do you find these good sandals (keen, eccos, etc)? Are there certain stores that carry them? I have seen them online, but I will need to try them on to be sure I like them before buying. Where did you buy yours?

Try your local sporting good store. I bought my Teva sandals at Sports Authority, they also had them at Dick's. My Teva mush flip flops I got at DSW.

[cherbie66]

Thanks for everyone's suggestions. They really helpped. I ended up getting a pair of Teva Dozer sandal/shoes. These made the most sense for me because I can weare them to work as well as other times. I love them so far! I hope after a week in Disney I still feel the same. I have 113 more days to wear them in before that though. Cant wait!!

[Bass T-bone]

When I was in geology field camp, one of the other students swore by her Teva sandals. She wore them for miles and miles of hiking, day in and day out for six weeks. They dry quickly and she said they were very supportive.

I concur...

[SandmanGStefani24]

i think the problem is with the sandals. they just arent supportive enough. i wear either cross trainers, or any other type of tennis/basketball looking shoe. i have never had an issue with pain or feet getting tired.


the only thing, make sure they are wide enough, as some of the major makes (especially Air Jordans) run narrow and could be a problem through the day.