Comfy shoes for all day standing

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Can anyone recommend some comfy shoes for standing all day at work, we inbetween this we average eight miles walking as well. Needs to be black and I'd prefer a flat or low feel. My feet absolutely kill me at the end of the day.

I found these worked for me

https://amzn.eu/d/bgBULuk

or buy direct from Skechers (same price but additional delivery fee)

Anything by Skechers and I can HIGHLY recommend the fleece lined crocs - I got some black ones for my birthday and I flipping love them!

I found that arch support was a game changer. I have rigid ones from Birkenstock, I wear safety boots all day and arch support vastly improves everything

https://vibae.com/en-gb/collections/vibae-zuma-leather

Most comfortable shoes I've ever walked in. Walked for miles on holiday with them. All their shoes are great.

Sketchers

I regularly do 12 hour shifts on my feet - Skechers are great, especially when alternated with fitflop leather trainers.

Used to wear these when on my feet all day teaching. www.clarks.com/en-gb/un-loop/20312837-p

fitflops or sketchers are both ace

When I worked in a shoe shop, these were the shoes that all the nurses came in to buy - apparently very comfy for being on your feet all day.
https://gb.ecco.com/en-GB/product/5638280333/ECCO-SOFT-2-0

Nike Air
Skechers Go Run/Walk

I was coming onto to say either Hotter or Ecco shores. Very granny like but very comfortable

Topcashback are offering 10% off Ecco too

Reebok Princess, regularly wore them for 10hr shifts but they're a bit too slippy on the floor in my new job (I don't think it's a problem with the shoe, it's just that kind of floor!) They do run quite narrow which is ideal for me but might not be for everyone.

Anything sketchers. I have similar ones to the first post. I walk 9+miles a day at work, 6 days a week and they have lasted me a year and are still comfy. Other shoes in the past fall apart within weeks.

Sketchers if being smart isn't crucial, Rocket Dog if you want something fashionable, ECCO or Hotter if you want comfort

I swear by these toffeln.shop/products/toffeln-smartsole-trainer?currency=GBP&variant=29102851817552&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=Google%20Shopping&stkn=0f7f55a3e0c9&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAvJarBhA1EiwAGgZl0L4qHbU-tg0PCUrcUhKkXrnD1otO0u2yPcA1yYoImHps-iJ2aPdQvxoC99UQAvD_BwE

Or they do a version without laces if preferred which are less trainer like. People often recommend sketchers but I have plantar fascitis and I find them awful, arch/firm support is key for me!

I also have PF (caused by standing all day). I find Skechers comfortable initially but Fitflops are the only things I can wear that don't kick off the PF again.

Thanks for your replies. I do need something slightly smarter for work, but tempted to buy two pairs as I can work to work in one and get away with wearing the them for 2-3 hours, then I can change over to something else.

Podiatrists hate sketchers. Hotter lace ups rule.

Skechers don't give great support, they're often quite sloppy with no arch support. I have chronic achilles tendonitis and everyone I've ever been treated by has said to avoid Skechers and go for something leather and lace-up.

I like Clarks brogues, but I don't have to walk miles every day. Ecco would be my choice if I was doing a lot of walking.

I have tried trainers, Birkenstock, Skechers, Hotter, ECCO and the best for me personally are the Fitflop Oxfords. The others are alright for walking but don't work for me for a lot of standing around. They're expensive, but I've had two pairs for work for around eight years and they've held up brilliantly. I only wear sandals or boots occasionally but I feel it the next day!

Clarks Funny Dream laceups if you want something a bit retro/quirky. So comfortable.

I didn't get on with Skechers. Have you looked at Hotter, OP? These are the most comfortable shoes (well, almost shoes - but good enough) I have ever bought: https://www.hotter.com/murmur-boots-black-544 I don't care what they look like: they mean I can walk all day and not notice my feet (which have problems).

Alternatively OP try some good orthotic insoles with arch support/shock absorbing properties etc... like these

fitflop black trainers, best thing I've worn at work and regularly do 30,000 steps a day