Please can someone recommend comfy shoes for waitressing

[ssd]

My feet are killing me, I desperately need comfy shoes

I have hotter shoes they hurt me

I need a tiny heel, something like vans are way too flat

Not a heel really just not totally flat

Please help me

I also have the Sainsbury's TU comfort sole loafers for waitressing as well as some M&S Footglove loafers which were double the price. Both very comfy but the TU ones great value for money, currently £13.50 so grab them quick!

These

Another vote here for Clarke’s brogues.
I don’t get on with memory foam at all. I have flat feel and memory foam doesn’t offer any support- it just feels soft.
I use insoles by Pro 11 from amazon (tennerish). My feet need something firm not squishy when on my feet all day. Clarke’s brogues perfect trainers horrific.

I’ll just leave this here..

www.clarks.co.uk/c/Sillian-Paz/p/26120931

These : currently £7!
www.amazon.co.uk/wellbeing-Orthotic-insoles-trainers-walking/dp/B00NTAWXB2/ref=zg_bs_1769539031_7?_encoding=UTF8&tag=mumsnetforum-21&refRID=FYWHP16JMA2Q975MFWZV

My physio recommended them. The physio company also sells them with their brand name on but for three times the price. Exactly the same ones!

When I was waitressing I wore my Clarks brogues. They are expensive but they're by far the comfiest and most supportive shoes I've ever owned. They'll last forever as well.

Thanks so much everyone

Matalan - Sole Flex
www.matalan.co.uk/womens/footwear/soleflex

I have some M&S Footglove shoes a bit like these that I have lived in and walked miles in. I also have these boots.

If too expensive and you can get to an outlet store, they might have similar there for less. Outlets often also have Clarks and Hotter, which might be worth a try.

Has to be Skechers - doc martens just hurt me and take ages to break in but I did care work, 12 hour shifts, in Skechers a d they are amazing

not a cheap option however the only ones I have found to relieve foot pain are Algeria Paloma shoes.

if you are lucky they at times eBay cheap. buy a size smaller than you usually buy.