Walking boots/shoes for dodgy feet that look good

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I know this is isn't really Style & Beauty but any recommendations for a person with very sensitive feet? At the moment I'm wearing Vionic Walkers with arch support but they're lightweight trainers & not suitable for wintry weather & long dog walks. I've just ordered some Keen targhee's but they really rub on the ankle bone & they're so ugly.

I have the worst feet ever, they only have to look at some shoes and blisters appear! I have tried SO many boots for walking the dogs and outdoory stuff and always ended up with rubbed heels and wet feet. I got a pair of these last year and they are by far the best boots I’ve had. Really comfy, no rubbing, and completely dry feet, so I can really recommend them.

https://www.rohan.co.uk/womens-oboz-ousel-mid-b-dry/

I’ve got rubbish feet that blister at the mere mention of new boots but recently bought a pair of Scarpa GTX walking boots. They are so comfortable it’s like going out in my slippers. I wear mine with a pair of merino socks.

They don’t look too dreadful either.

I personally like Merrell. I have long bony feet with quite high arches that need support, and they seem to suit me; they're more comfortable than many brands. I do only have walking trainers and running shoes though, so can't speak for their walking boots, but it might be worth a try. There are lots on sale at the mo. At a quick look they seem to have some plain black boots and trainers that look quite nice or at least discreet, not all ugly bright-coloured or block-coloured ones.

Not strictly a walking boot but I have two pairs of Blundstones for cold wet weather, worn with arch supports and mohair socks. During covid I wore the soles down flat on my trainers but my boots are as good as new despite all the miles on them.
I have long flat menopausal feet, narrow heels and bony toes and everything gives me a blister.
Mohair socks are really useful for shoes that rub.

Lanx

Stop ordering shoes online, and go to an outdoor gear shop and try some boots on! Different boots, styles, manufacturers etc will all fit differently. A good shop will have boot room staff you know how their boots all fit, and will be able to advise on in soles and lacing patterns to optimise fit and support.

I will start by saying I'm a matyr to new shoe blisters,but I had no problems with these
https://www.deichmann.com/en-gb/p-m02110315/02110315

Thank you all for the responses. Lots of suggestions that are new to me. I shall start working my way through them gradually.
@Ibiza yes that makes sense. I've just looked up my local outdoors supplier & they offer a fitting service & even specialist orthopaedic inserts. I wasn't aware they did this at all so thank you for the advice.
I've just received some Hoka Anaconda Gtx boots and they're comfortable to wear straight away, very lightweight, plus with rocker soles that are better for your foot apparently. I've fitted in my Vionic insoles with arch support & will see how I go on today's dog walk.