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Related: About this forumI need your assistance. Some friends mentioned a brand of shoe that is real comfortable,
about $80 pair. It was a 2-syllable name, I remember that. Something like Randall. Can anyone identify this brand?
dawg day
(7,947 posts)pansypoo53219
(21,686 posts)True Blue American
(18,152 posts)Clark. I have many pairs. Not one is uncomfortable. Reasonable prices,too.
Gym shoes, Sketchers. You can even get those that look dressy.
pnwest
(3,294 posts)LOVE them for quality, comfort and yes - sone are quite stylish!
True Blue American
(18,152 posts)But you can get them on sale at Kohls or Penneys.
I love shoes and they have replaced the other name brands for me. I once worked across the aisle from a shoe department. Bad mistake for me.
lapfog_1
(30,059 posts)I found out that about 10 years ago they were going to stop making my favorite shoe (of which I already owned about 4 pairs). They are the only ones that I've found that fit my short wide feet. When I heard they were going to stop making my shoe (boat shoe)... I bought another 5 pairs... I have 2 left in a boxes unopened.
True Blue American
(18,152 posts)Blacktop. i love barefoot.
pansypoo53219
(21,686 posts)True Blue American
(18,152 posts)3Hotdogs
(13,344 posts)my podiatrist.
True Blue American
(18,152 posts)dewsgirl
(14,964 posts)lillypaddle
(9,605 posts)Footsmart.com is a great place to find comfortable shoes that support your arches, and look fairly stylish. Good brands that last a long time. I'm still wearing a pair of "flip flops" that I bought 5 years ago. Pricey, but worth it.
donkeypoofed
(2,187 posts)Last edited Mon May 20, 2019, 09:18 AM - Edit history (1)
And the Soft Footbed models are comfy right out of the box. People with neuropathy (agonizing pain), knee surgeries, foot problems, sore backs - all are helped by Birkenstocks. I am amazed at how good I feel now. I've only been a Birki wearer for a month but I've never been happier!
On one shoe selling website, they have 1000's of reviews. When reading up on Birkenstocks, the reviewers were always asked what other brands they recommend: their answer was frequently Teva and Clarks (90%, of the time).
Good luck on your comfort search!
CountAllVotes
(21,044 posts)Have been wearing them for probably 40 years.
At this point, they are the only shoes I can wear.
OregonBlue
(7,894 posts)like famous footwear and never havento break them in.
raccoon
(31,424 posts)japple
(10,292 posts)have non-slip soles, solid top (no holes, like Crocs) and something I could walk around in all day long. They have the greatest foot support I've ever worn. Working part time, I wore that pair of shoes for about 5 years and, when I retired, they were my daily around-the-farm footwear. Then, my cat, Lola, peed in them and I had to throw them away. Nothing I tried could rid those shoes of the smell of cat pee. I still mourn for those shoes every day. Merrell doesn't make that model now and though I have bought the one that replaced it, it is not quite as perfect as the original pair.
OregonBlue
(7,894 posts)Merrill sandals the night before I left and wore them, walking miles and miles every day, with nary a blister. Since they do change styles, when I got back, I went on ebay and found 2 pairs of the very same shoe for less than I paid originally. I wear them almost every day in the summer. Love them.
WhiteTara
(30,139 posts)pair of shoes. They are a bit pricey (which is why I don't have mine right now) but they fit your foot (one foot is larger than the other, you know,) never need to be tied again (somehow) and they are made to be worn daily. @WearAtoms on twitter and I'm sure they have a website.
left-of-center2012
(34,195 posts)Diabetics are at risk for foot injuries requiring amputation.
I can get one pair of shoes each year (but get ta pair about every three years) by prescription from my podiatrist
from a place that supplies orthotic & prosthetic equipment.
Bayard
(24,145 posts)Must have good support. I've found the only thing that really works are good orthotics. In any shoe.
True Blue American
(18,152 posts)New Balance is her choice.
I have some neuropathy, no pain.. thus my pool exercises. Most Insurance companies pay for silvr Sneakers, a real blessing.
elleng
(135,784 posts)hand-made in the U.S.
https://www.sasshoes.com/
https://www.sasshoes.com/womens-casual/
Mine may be Siesta: https://www.sasshoes.com/womens-work-duty/
raccoon
(31,424 posts)Shrike47
(6,913 posts)Totally Tunsie
(10,885 posts)They look really comfortable.
https://www.hotter.com/us/en/sunset-shoes-snsets
klook
(12,849 posts)sells shoes for men & women that are really comfortable. They specialize in wide sizes that are hard to find elsewhere. They sell shoes under their own moniker, as well as Skechers, New Balance (which Ive been boycotting since I found out their CEO is a Trump supporter), Hush Puppies, Dunham, Propet, Easy B, Rockport, Nunn Bush, Drew, et al.
All their business is mail order. As a new customer, youll be asked to fill out a questionnaire including the outlines of your feet. In 20+ years of buying from them, Ive had to return maybe 2 pairs.
wideshoes.com
badhair77
(4,576 posts)I swear by my Drew casual shoe.
Karadeniz
(23,359 posts)babylonsister
(171,570 posts)Totally Tunsie
(10,885 posts)They're priced a bit higher than what you mentioned, but look very comfortable and they're washable!
https://rothys.com/womens/best-sellers?g_acctid=8332235829&g_campaign=&g_campaignid=1648686610&g_adgroupid=62841974093&g_adid=345283551271&g_keyword=shoes&g_keywordid=kwd-42773651&g_network=g&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=NB%20RL%20181204%20l_DP1%20661e
raccoon
(31,424 posts)It was Merrells, but I will look into those.
Thanks everyone for your suggestions!