Sigh .... Walking sandals

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Ok I'm not planning on mountaineering in them but I want some sandals that I can wear on holiday in a few weeks and I want to be able to walk in them all day - and for my feet to still be able to wear sexy heels at night.
They need to be either black or neutral or something vivid like orange.... they need to be pretty, comfy, stylish and modern.
I ordered fit flops Banda roxy slides but they are far too wide (and ugly)...
Any suggestions????

Some of the Teva styles are more dainty. They are v comfy for walking.

I have walked miles and miles in my Tevas, all round the world. The current pair has roses across the strap. Some people do not think they are at all pretty, though. I don't care. Comfort is more important sometimes.

They appear to have a sale on just now. www.teva.co.uk/

I swear by my croc flip flops.

Saltwater sandals are also pretty good but no match for the crocs

Most comfortable sandals i've ever had came from Keen. They have lots of colours and styles too www.keenfootwear.com/en-gb/products/na/women/132,3321

Tevas are good.

www.merrell.com/UK/en_GB/jacardia/16484W.html?dwvar_16484W_color=J57606#cgid=womens-footwear-sandals&start=1

I have these. They're not the prettiest shoes I own but they are fantastically comfy.

I can walk miles in my saltwater sandals

clarkes do loads....maybe the walking one's aren't that sexy, but you need something with a reasonably thick sole that doesn't have a heel. with anything thin you are going to get sore feet (i got a blister on my second day last year walking with comfy but thin soled sandals)

Thank you all!!! Some new things for me to try x

I bought the Teva terra float sandals for holiday and they were sooooo comfy. Best shoe purchase I've made in ages. With Clarks, watch out for the soles- the last pair I bought from them had a synthetic, leather effect sole and they make my feet really hot and sweaty. Teva are a much better bet if you're walking any distance.

Karrimoor and Ecco

Interested in the Tevas though!

Have you tried and other stories? They have some nice sandals with a built up sole.

Was coming to say Merrell, I have the same ones Purple and they are so comfy, best I have had. Merrell do some lovely ones, you can probably get cheaper than their website through. I have a number if pairs of Merrells, best shoes ever!

None of the recommended sandals are pretty, OP, sorry.

DH and I just had a "which sandals are the most hideous" contest after I clicked the links, Teva v Keen v Merrell. Teva emerged victorious.

Teva.

Not in the least but stylish but so, so comfortable. Mine got admired by an elderly lady last week

I've narrow feet and my first pair gave me terrible blisters, they were heavy duty hiking style but I bought a pair of Teva Tirra and they are amazing and not a blister in sight.

Walking sandals are never going to be glamorous, but I love my Source ones.

I can also recommend source sandals. Not pretty but incredibly comfortable and hard wearing - I've had my pair for 11 years and they've been worn every year, holidays, extended travelling, hiking and they just will not die.
Teva and Merrill sandals don't suit my wide feet and I don't like the enclosed toe on the keens (bits of gravel etc get stuck in there)

There are some bargains on the Teva site at the moment. Some of them are lovely and not ugly at all.

Why are they all so incredibly ugly?
Surely there are some semi-pretty ones?

11.5% cash back through Topcashback on Tevas at the moment

Tevas are not the prettiest but they are currently in fashion:
www.theguardian.com/fashion/2016/may/06/fashion-ups-and-downs

At least, that's what I'm telling myself

Fashion is all about the dad sandal right now.