What shoes do you wear in the months between boots and sandals?

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I struggle with this every year and usually revert to ballet pumps or Fly wedges.

I like something fairly chunky, interesting colours (don't really mind any colour) and a wedge heel

No idea but I have the same issue!

Marking place, I am rubbish with shoes, and matching them to outfits.

I wear flats or trainers, but in English weather I rarely see the need for boots or sandals!

I struggle with this every year too!

I'm currently wearing these www.clarks.co.uk/p/20353776 - I bought them in navy suede and natural patent (had a 20% discount voucher). With tights and dresses for work.

When walking the dogs I'm still wearing trainers, wellies or snow boots, depending on what's falling from the sky at the time!

I've had the same pair of tan biker boots for months and really ready for some shoes. I've been looking at Fly Ying www.butyk.co.uk/prod/show/10566/Shoes_Pumps_Wedge_Heels_Platforms_FLY_London_Yellow_Ying_P500203010.html but quite pricey

Trainers/converse etc don't really suit me

I like these www.clarks.co.uk/p/20354436

MrsMcEnroe - I like those shoes but am useless in heels, I can only wear wedges

Am thinking of buying these:

www.next.co.uk/x513372s9#796698x51

I like the mint Clarks ones too, but I get very cold feet and still need to wear socks at the moment so need something trainer-y but not trainers, to go with skinny jeans and jeggings. I'm a bit old for Converse so I'm stuck really!

Like the Next ones (esp the gingham ones) but I have skinny legs and spindly ankles and all wedges seem to look clumpy on me!

Are these nice or not?

www.asos.com/ASOS/ASOS-MATCH-Leather-Brogues/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=2794727&WT.ac=rec_viewed

Yes those Clarks flats look good. You wouldn't be able to wear tights with the Next wedges would you? - so could you wear them now, or would you have to wait until the weather gets warmer? If it ever does.

Those minty Asos brogues are gorgeous.

I'm not sure about the cork on the Next ones. I love the colour of the brogues I linked to but again, unsure of the style on me although they would go with skinnies or leggings.

They also do the ASOS brogues on light grey patent

Ballet flats, brogues, loafers, Converse-style lace-ups but with thicker soles (by Boden or Geox).

This is such a dilemma for me too. I end up going straight from
boots to sandals. I had a pair of wedges that gave me horrific blisters on the sides of my feet so I've avoided them since. Are they a good option for someone who needs good supportive shoes? I have recurring plantar faciatis. (don't know if that's how it's spelt, but it's stabby pains in my foot) and need thick soled shoes. Boots are ok but I wear Birks as soon as I can. I'm little so could do with the height wedges would give but I don't want to end up limping!

It's probably ballet flats or brogues then I think.

I'm not keen on loafer or Converse style even with thicker sole.

I do always find wedges really comfortable and that is why I end up going back to Fly wedges. They are easy to walk in, not too high and comfy.

One option, depending on your shoe size, is to go for children's Fly wedges as they are the same styles but lower.

I think I go straight from boots to flip flops most at with occasional wears of my converses.
I keep buying ballet pumps but find I can't walk far without them rubbing (probably cos I go from boots to flip flops!), I've never really found a comfortable pair which is annoying.

How about these Flatform shoes?

www.houseoffraser.co.uk/Bertie+Mintie+Ballerina+Flatform+Shoes/181090306,default,pd.html

hillyhilly I get the same problem, the backs of my feet are not tough enough for most shoes!!

I like these closed toe slipper things

Like them, but too flat for me