Comfortable but still stylish/attractive footwear for long dog walks

[WhatTimeIsItCuckoo]

Is there such a thing?? I'm looking for recommendations as my feet are very sore and blistered today from doing a long walk in my Converse yesterday - TIA!

[Isthatwhatdemonsdo]

Either a decent pair of walking boots, or a pair of country boots.

[WhatTimeIsItCuckoo]

Do you have a link or website I could have a look at Isthat? Not seen much that takes my fancy so far and as I'm usually going somewhere before and/or after I'm looking for something that will still look decent as normal footwear IYSWIM?

[Queenofthedrivensnow]

Signing in as wellies hurt my feet

[blueskyinmarch]

I eschew style for comfort with my dog walking footwear. At the grand old age of 55 i no longer care. I have waterproof Northface trainers which i mostly wear and proper leather, hiking boots for extreme weather.

[WhatTimeIsItCuckoo]

Yes same here Queen!

[Iliketurtles]

Fitflop boots. Brilliant and comfortable

[Isthatwhatdemonsdo]

Robinsonsequestrian.co.uk
Where I got mine now £78.50.
Sorry no clicky link.

[teta]

Fitflop leather sneakers are very soft and padded and yes - fitflop boots in winter.

[CoffeeCupCake]

I don’t have a dog but do loads of walking and love my Timberlands.

[Queenofthedrivensnow]

Fitflop link please!

[TripTrapTripTrapOverTheBridge]

I have leather, waterproof, Ugg Lavelle ankle boots for doggy walking. Comfy and warm due to the lining and durable

[Jaimx86]

I love the Isle Jacobsen boots www.brandoutlet.com/womens/brands/ilse-jacobsen.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwpfzOBRA5EiwAU0ccNxdb6Mq3yXdhJIyyqqPv9siJa49m8VDh9u6PwqNSyRyyObA3Er14CBoCg6cQAvD_BwE&p=2

[Iliketurtles]

www.fitflop.com/uk/en/shop/womens-view-all-uk/mukluk-shorty-ii-in-suede-p-B96-047

Can also vouch for their loafers. Super comfy

www.fitflop.com/uk/en/shop/womens-view-all-uk/superskate-velvet-loafers-p-J74-399

[rightknockered]

Don't bother looking stylish when walking my dog. I just wear walking/trekking boots, as do other dog walkers where I live.

[rightknockered]

my dog is properly mucky though

[WhatTimeIsItCuckoo]

Some great ideas here, thanks all! Will have a proper look as soon as I can

[Catinthecorner]

Summer: trainers
Winter: tall snow boots (it gets bloody cold here)
Everything else: hiking boots.

It’s not stylish, but it’s practical and it goes with my not stylish but practical waterproof/big coat options

[50ShadesOfEarlGrey]

Waterproof Emu boots. Warm, dry, comfortable. No socks, no blisters. Walking through acres of moorland type terrain every day, all weathers and they are now a little tatty but into the fourth year, still completely water resistant and still as comfortable.
Make sure you get a waterproof not water resistant style and you may need to go up a size.

[coffeekittens]

Timberland boots!

I've attached a pic of mine that I have but in grey :) amazing, comfortable, dry, warm AND stylish!

[Silverstreaks]

If you're pavement walking a nice bouncy sole like Docs or Fly London will treat your feet. I've never had blisters from Fly, Doc's will take some breaking in.
For off roading tall waterproof country boots/leather wellies are warm and comfortable or check out equestrian short boots, yard boots rather than dress boots. They will last ages with proper care.

[tweedles1511]

Living in Vejas at the moment. LOVE THEM.

[WhatTimeIsItCuckoo]

Oh I like the look of those tweedles especially the graphite ones, only thing is I walk through woods a lot so my footwear often gets pretty muddy, I suppose I need some that are easy to clean, ideally washable really. Some good suggestions on here so far, thanks everyone!

[WhatTimeIsItCuckoo]

Yes a good coat is another thing I could do with some suggestions on Cat - is it obvious I'm a fairly recent dog owner?

[FatBastardHead]

I have these in black

They are really durable and comfy.

They're lovely and warm in the winter but they're breathable so I actually wear them in Autumn and Spring too.

And they're half price ATM

[FatBastardHead]

They's also really easy to get clean with a damp cloth and a bit of Zoflora