Looking for a really comfy trainer with a sort-of cushiony sole/base...recs please!

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I love the Nike Air Max trainers I bought years ago..but the latest ones don't seem as comfy.

I want a trainer that is comfy, like walking on air, whilst looking good! I have flat feet so nothing too 'flat'

Please share your faves with me!

Anything I've bought from Fitflop has been supremely, blissfully comfortable.

I now get all my trainers from there (usually some bargains in the sales).

Sketchers arch support are brilliant

Hoka Bondi, you can wear them for 30 days if you buy directly from them and if you don’t like them return for full refund. I don’t know anyone who has! I’ve returned walking boots to them and got a refund.

I like Skechers Max Cushioning Elite. Not the Work ones, they aren't as comfy if you are on your feet all day.

I adore Fit flop trainers

Skechers! So comfy

Conversely I find fitflop trainers incredibly painful. I bought some after recommendations on here. It's hard to explain but they feel like the inside soul is sort of bucket shaped, with higher sides. Which means if you fit aren't exactly that moulded shape they sort of over hang the insole. And don't get me started on how painful their loafers are!

I've just bought my second pair of Nike WearAllDay trainers. I don't need them, I've just left them in their box on top of the wardrobe. I just bought them because I love the first pair so much that I'm scared Nike will have stopped selling them by the time I need a new pair! 🙈
These are THE most comfy shoes I've ever worn and I've tried Skechers and FitFlops etc.

Adidas ultraboost.
I've had several over the last few years and they are full of cushiony goodness.

My 2 favourites are my Skechers Skech-Air Extreme v2 and my Hoka Bondi 8s