Sandals for schlepping for miles around city streets

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Any recs? Tan, black or grey and as comfortable as humanly possible without looking like my gran would wear them. Absolutely no to Fitflops, Ecco, or anything that looks as if Millets might sell it. Not totally flat, and ideally with some nice squidginess in them. Not flip flops and no toe post. Must have straps and not just be slider things or mules.

No more than £60 and would prefer less, as they'll get wrecked quite quickly.

I may well be asking the impossible.

Maybe Startrite should consider branching out into the adult market

LIKEY the start rite

ok they are bling but are from the worlds most sensible website
www.landsend.co.uk/Womens_Neve_Flat_Sandals/pp/P_30102.html?cgid=5734

LOVE the Startrite - and I am a 4, or a 3 and a half. I'm going to try those on!

Art sandals am on my third pair! Will try and m.treds.co.uk/product/womens-footwear/sandals/art/0979/regaliz/2plz

covered toe though www.landsend.co.uk/Womens_Evelyn_Point_Toe_Flat_Shoes/pp/P_30017.html?cgid=5734

The Landsend would be good minus the bling.

www.landsend.co.uk/Womens_Everyday_Bungee_Ballets/pp/P_25004.html?cgid=5734
bungee ballet?!!

bling ones nicer in the other colour

in the black and white

start rite do look perfect - the side profile shows a nice rocky type sole

Let me know how you get on with the start rite

They are really lovely IRL too.

I usually find Josef Seibel pretty comfy. Have to be a bit picky on the style.

Would these suit?

You can sometimes find them a bit cheaper if you do a net search. They are stocked in our local independent department store.

El naturalista are very very comfy, some of the styles are very chunky but perhaps worth s look on Amazon?

just come back from a weekend in Paris where much walking was done in something very similar to these that I picked up at a Clarks outlet store for £40. V comfortable, not completely flat (which I really can't wear) and with a bit of essential squidge.,

Those Clarks ones are the ones on my, 'To Consider' list.

REALLY?
are like school dinner lady shoes imo

Timberland Sheafe
Van Dal(!)South in tan and don't dismiss Teva or of hand; yes they have "walking sandals" that I know you'll deplore, but they also have some that are less so on the Teva.co.uk site.

Sorry can't link at the moment

I think I'd rather look like a school dinner lady than an astronaut tbh. I want to wear the shoes and not let them wear me. I am little, with narrow feet and skinny ankles - big clunky things look ridiculous on me.

I like the Timberlands, but they don't look very squishy.

You need to see them in real life, they are a padded footbed

Marlinspike thanks, just ordered those from Amazon for £30.. Perfect! Cheers for the thread Remus :)

I have really skinny ankles too Remus and size 4 feet. I'm also a natural classic style personality so these are perfect.

Another vote for Skechers. Sorry.

Josef Seibel similar to start rite but totally tan?