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Super comfortable Brogue Style Shoes

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polyhymnia · 30/10/2014 11:32

Looking for some really comfortable brogue style shoes, which have soles thick enough to be really supportive but are not too heavy and will allow me to do lots of walking in town. Black patent is probably my colour of choice.

Russell and Bromley are my usual default but I haven't found any perfect ones there so far.

I know lots of people on here love this style:
www.clarks.co.uk/p/20350649

I'm not usually a Clarks fan, but, if I could be convinced it ticked all my boxes, might be willing to give it a try.

Other candidates are:

gb.geox.com/D-AVERY/D44H5B00067C9999,default,pd.html?start=47&cgid=women-shoes-sneakers which I've tried and know are incredibly comfy and light

or these:

www.fitflop.co.uk/ff2-collection-by-fitflop/shoes/womens-f-pop-oxford-patent-all-black/883945585029.html?start=10&cgid=ff2-shoes

I have several Fitflops and am pretty sure they'd be comfortable and cushioning, but can I take the clumpy-looking (frumpy?) sole? I know FF are a bit marmite-like on here.

Views welcome. TIA.

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midnight1983 · 30/10/2014 11:36

Clarks ones are so comfortable; I do a 12 hour retail shift in them with very little discomfort.

nickEcave · 30/10/2014 11:49

I love the Clarkes ones. I have 2 pairs and regularly do a 1.5 mile walk to station and wear all day at work with no discomfort at all.

MrsCakesPrecognition · 30/10/2014 12:06

My DD has a pair of Startrite Burford brogues (ladies size 6.5) which she says are incredibly comfortable.

polyhymnia · 30/10/2014 12:12

Thanks but I'm a 41 so probably too big for Startrite.

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MrsCakesPrecognition · 30/10/2014 12:30

Well they just look like brogues but are £14 cheaper than the Clarks ones. But I do understand that labels are important Grin.

MrsCakesPrecognition · 30/10/2014 12:31

Doh - silly me. Read 41 as age instead of shoe size. Sorry.

amy83firsttimer · 30/10/2014 12:44

m.asos.com/mt/www.asos.com/ASOS/ASOS-MARKY-Leather-Brogues/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=2526226&un_jtt_application_platform=newPlp&un_jtt_redirect

I've had two pairs of these though they may not be sturdier enough for what you need.

polyhymnia · 30/10/2014 12:45

No, not aged 41 - only wish I were!

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polyhymnia · 30/10/2014 14:49

Thanks for comments on the Clark's ones.
Any more views on the other two - Geox and Fitflop?

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ConstantCraving · 30/10/2014 20:32

I've got these and they are super comfy: red or dead

whatshallwedo · 30/10/2014 21:29

Startrite do go up to a size 8 and have different widths not that I bought a pair of leather brogues from a children's shop, oh no

mejon · 30/10/2014 21:38

I have these Clarks ones in navy suede (though they're more green). I'm not fussed on the Hamble brogues as they look a bit dainty but these are chunkier and extremely comfy. I'm not keen on those Geox ones if you're looking for a brogue - too trainery - but fine if you're after a comfy, flat shoe. The FF ones I'm not sure about - I'd probably prefer them in leather or suede as the patent looks a bit odd.

ThisBitchIsResting · 30/10/2014 21:58

I have some Dune ones from last year that are super comfy - they don't have the same ones this year but they have a few different styles (Dune and Bertie brands) worth a look?

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