Oh dear god I want comfy sandals.

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Just that really. I'm only 35!! But my feet are a bit shot from years of running and a ruptured plantar fascia a few years back. I live in Sketchers memory foam trainers all winter but what can I wear in summer that looks nice but that I can walk in without pain??

I'm not very glamorous, either flats or low kitten/ wedges heels about my limit, I'm also 5'11". I've just been googling orthopedic shoes but that made me feel about 90.

I love ballet flats and flip flops made by crocs. THEY DONT LOOK LIKE CROCS.

Loads on Amazon.

Hush puppies nishi t-strap. Recommended on a thread the other week. Absolutely gorgeously comfy.

I'm 35 and I think they're lovely!

Birkenstocks? They'll give your feet fantastic support too.

Oh. Oh. I love those hush puppies. Off to look at the other suggestions now.
I've only just realised how expensive this thread might be!!

Croce flip flops saved my life. My feet rub in virtually anything it's so depressing but crocs flip flops are great.

Have you seen El Naturalista ones? They are super comfy and don't look at all bad.

Hush puppies had loads that I liked last year, clarks can be worth a look too.

Just read this thread and bought some croc flip flops - I swore I would never buy crocs! The power of the s&b board.

My podiatrist recommended these :

www.strivefootwear.com/

haven't ordered mine yet as my birkenstocks seem to be ok for me...(unfortunately cant wear my saltwaters anymore)

Birkenstocks!

I've had several pairs over the years and I live in them over the summer.

I've had plantar fasciitis too.

Saltwater sandals are lovely and the comfiest ever

Birkies here - I have PF as well.

Fit Flops. If you have a look on their website they don't all look like fit flops. Some of the look like regular sandals. You cant beat them for comfort.

I'm 33 and have the same problem. I need flat comfortable shoes. Apparently the shoes i bought and linked wouldn't be touched by a barge pole even by 70 year olds 😂😂

So I'm watching this thread, very closely!

Yes another vote here for Fitflops, very carefully chosen.

Those Strive sandals look great

El naturalista, and Art Company sandals are very comfortable and great quality.

You could also look at www.teva.co.uk/women-sandals Teva, they have a variety of sandals from very stylish to very sensible! But on the whole I think they're pretty good-looking as far as comfy sandals go. I might try some and see if how they compare to my beloved Birkies!

Link fail #doh

Its such a shame I loved my saltwaters but podiatrist said not enough support for my knackered feet...am trying the 3 strap birkenstocks as recommended on another thread
www.sarenza.co.uk/birkenstock-florida-flor-w-s815676-p0000011037

Traditional two-strap Birkenstocks for me.

How can Birkenstocks be good for your feet if you suffer from PF? Honest question as I used to wear them and had to stop as I was getting terrible pains in my feet. I can now only wear shoes that actually attach onto the foot somehow. Don't you have to "claw" your feet to hold Birkenstocks on?

Clark's are getting very stylish these days. They are the only brand of shoes I feel comfortable in and I can only wear flats because of an old ankle injury.

These are very comfortable, although I am sore because I have just bought some in the High Street for 30% more...