Sandals to walk in all day

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I am going away and need something that looks good as is comfortable. When I say look good my usual style would be something chunky like a doc sandal
I walk around 10-20,000 steps in a day and I'm not finding docs comfortable. The straps start to rub. I have fairly wide feet and ideally need an arch support
I was wondering if fit flop or skechers might fit the bill. Some of the Croc sandals look good too. I have limited funds and it's frustrating when they start out comfortable but can't last the day

Hotter. Yes some styles are definitely more appropriate for 80+, but they do have some classic styles that are nice. I'm in my 30s and have a nice pair of wedge sandles with white straps for work. I can be on my feet all day and they're really comfy.

The only sandals I've ever found comfy to walk all day in are the proper walking sandals - from Mountain Warehouse or similar. Price varies a lot and some (comfy) ones are quite cheap. Not terribly stylish though

I have found fit flop sandals very comfortable. I have a pair called ‘Lulu’ with blackstrap and cross over strap at the front.
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I needed to get one size bigger than my usual.

I have some Teva leather midform sandals which are the most comfortable shoes. Like walking on clouds.

I can only wear fit flop sandals as I have plantar fasciitis and they are brilliant.

I've found that skechers are good. My ones are called reggae sandals.

Years ago I bought a Karrimor pair that were v cheap on Amazon, and they’re so comfy! I’m dreading the day they fall apart because I can’t find exactly the same style anymore. However, this looks like the current version here

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@Pearlyqueen21 - link works fine for me. Love the raspberry coloured one. I've just bought some. Thanks for the tip 😄

I swear by Merrell sandals. I had a pair for about 10 years that are very comfortable for walking anywhere, from city streets to national parks. They are a similar style to the Karrimor ones above and come in many colours. Mine are off white with turquoise detail and I put them in the washing machine periodically to freshen them up and they come out as good as new.

I find my fit flops the best, i do find that I can't wear the same pair for several day, so I alternate with my tevas and a pair of m and s foot glove ones. I relented and got a hotter pair and unfortunately they rub on me. It is like finding the holy grail!

The Salina sandals linked to are so comfortable! I have them in cream suede and they don’t look too horrible either

Merrell Footwear are amazing. I haven't tried their sandals but would recommend the brand.

Have just bought a pair of merrells to add to my collection, £25 from nevis sport, so not the end of the world if they don't work out.

I bought some from hotter, they are super comfy!

I’ve recently bought some Merrell walking sandals. I’ve not worn them for any huge length of time but they’ve certainly been comfy and in the grand scheme of “ugly” sandals I think they’re actually not bad looking!

www.merrell.com/UK/en_GB/terran-3-cush-cross/52588W.html?dwvar_52588W_color=J004666#cgid=merrell-sandals&start=1

I bought some doc marten sandals last year. Have worn them constantly. Done city breaks, long walks etc. they are super comfy and really hard wearing. I couldn't bring myself to wear proper waking sandals!

Fit Flops, Fit Flops or Fit Flops would be my recommendation 😁

Archies flip flops. I have PF and need the support. They are so comfortable.

I have seen similar on eBay recently.

I have a black and white pair and am looking forward to wearing them all day in the summer.

Proper walking sandals from an outdoor shop with lots of velcro. Merrell, Teva, Karrimor etc. If you want something for a specific job then get something designed for that job.

Birkenstocks with the soft footbed are ultimate sandal comfort for me

i swear by Birkensticks too and I have PF and am very over weight - can walk all day in my Birkenstocks...

I have very nice sandals from Hotter, very comfortable, like walking on sponge.

Tevas are really good. I also find my Birkenstocks really comfortable and can walk miles in them, but I know some people find them much less easy to wear for long periods.