Women In 40s/50s what comfy autumn trainers are you wearing please? Pics if possible:)

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Hello
I need some comfy trainers for the autumn - i have wide feet -what can you recommend please?
Many thanks

I ve just got some black and blue levi striders. I really like them. But I'm not stylish.

I so need to follow this thread .

I wear adidas Run 60s most of the time (albeit not for actual running). They’re super comfy, like a good sports trainer, but look casual enough to wear most of the time.

I just bought some Hoff trainers. I’m mid 50s and mostly wear jeans.

FitVille do wide and extra wide - postage takes a while - waiting for an exchange as as I ordered too large a size so can’t comment on comfort yet but I’m hopeful and they are also apparently waterproof..!

Sambas!

I have reasonably wide feet - latest trainers I bought this summer are Nike Sabrina 2's and I think they might be the most comfy pair I've ever had (other than very bouncy running shoes).

Black and white Ons. Comfiest trainers I’ve ever worn

I have Hoff ones for dry days as they are suede, but for work I mostly wear Gabor trainers as they are leather and waterproof. They are super comfortable and I have them in navy, a kind of sandy colour, and also patent burgundy. And (middle age alert) they have removable insoles so I can use my customised orthotics with them!

I've got these in orange.

V comfy.

My comfiest are Reebok Classics, I wear them all day at work and have a bit of walking outside to do

New Balance RC 142 in silver.

Saucony endorphin trainers. They are really aimed at runners but are mega comfy for walking.

Gazelles!

They’re so comfy and go with anything (dresses/skirts/slacks/jeans).

I like Vans

I have vionic mylee (mine are in blue). I have to have arch support and my podiatrist recommends vionic shoes as the "gold standard" for proper arch support and hyper mobility.

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Gazelles! I have them in red, green and blue

Image of vionic mylee

Not particularly wide feet, I go up half a size for comfort, but Air Max 90s in various colourways, I can't move away from them. I have tried. Been looking recently at Karhu, but haven't tried on.

I have very wide feet with an osteophyte on one big toe. I have a pair of extremely comfortable Hotter Switch in the extra wide fitting, with my own orthotics in them.

Hotter Leanne come in wide fittings, several colours and are really comfortable.
Saucony trainers are really good for problems like over pronation.

New Balance 370s. Not the ultra popular 327s. 370s are my happy shoes - ridiculously comfortable

New balance 574 in grey that I bought in the sale

I replaced the insoles with valsole insoles off Amazon for my plantar fasciitis. I asked my colleagues in their late 20s for their opinions before I got the trainers and they were very positive. They cost just under £60.

I bought a pair of trainers on the off chance in H and M. Animal print. Soooo comfortable, and cheap.