Another 'comfy sandals for holidays' thread

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Has anyone found this holy grail. We're going a place with lots to see, meaning a lot of walking on cobbled streets!

If possible I would like something lightweight and neutral in colour, with no toe posts bunions

I 'suffer with my feet' and have had many a holiday ruined by painful feet.

However, I discovered Gabor shoes. The com first shoes imaginable and I think quite stylish.

www.crocs.co.uk/crocs-womens-huarache-flat/14121,en_GB,pd.html?cid=6K2&cgid=women-footwear-flats

a friend was recommending these today. I have their ballet pumps and it's like walking on a cloud.

I have the clarks retro ones in a stone colour they go well with shorts ad skinnies but only look cool with cool clothes

Just spent a day walking around London in 31C heat in my Saltwaters and my feet were happy - no blisters it's a bloody miracle.

Saltwaters are amazing

Blimey - who called the fashion police?

I am wearing the clarks retro ones today They are mighty comfy I have to say and do look good

I'm wearing the Hotter tan sandals today, with stone coloured linen crops, a mint asymmetric Tshirt, a DVF scarf in stones mint/ black/ coral/ silver.

We went on a road trip with our 2 dogs (it's bog dog's birthday). Stopped at a little harbour for a stretch of legs, then to a cute seaside village for a more leisurely dander around. To a really nice restaurant for Sunday Lunch (they have special dog kennels so you can relax over lunch while your dogs are safe and not stuck in a car).

The shoes coped brilliantly with all that walking around and naice lunch-ing.

I like M&S footgloves for holidays but hide them when we get home.

I like these. Don't care if people think they are granny shoes. Better to be comfortable than a fashion victim with shredded feet.

Yes, I love Reiker too. I bought red leather mules. Good sales on just now. They are so nice on and dead comfortable.