Comfortable Sandals for Walking?

[bamagirl@hrt]

I always swore by Teva's but recently picked up a pair of Crocs/Patricia and love'm...love'm...love'm. Just as great or maybe even better than Teva's.

I LOVE, LOVE, ,LOVE the Crocs Patricia too! I have achilles tendonitis and have to wear a shoe with a bit of a heel. These have just enough wedge, and the cushioned heel bed makes me feel like I'm walking on marshmallows! When I went to WDW in March, I alternated between these and my Sketcher Shape Ups tennis shoes. Wearing those were the only way I could make it through the day. Tennis shoes make me feel hot, though, so I usually ended up wearing my crocs sandals when we'd go back out in the evening.

 

[disneydreamersx4]

Thank you OP for posting about the Teva Tirra sandals you have. They look very similar to the sandals I got at Modells (Kona by Body Glove) . The thing I like about the Body Glove sandal is that it has cushion pads around both sides of the toes and around the ankles. It's only been one day, but the best $20 I have spent

 

[hookedup]

This is me to a "T" I love, love, love my Crocs but sometimes feel like I need a pair of "big people" shoes, and of course my Croc Caymans can be a tad warmer than I'd like in the summer months. I also have a wide-ish foot and often have to get a larger size to accommodate for only being able to buy medium-width shoes. The things I like about my Crocs is I get great arch support, they are gentle on my heel so they take good care of my PF, and they hug my feet nicely. How do the Propets stand up in these respects?

You know I didn't give too much thought about the arch support - all I can say is that they are super comfy - even after 9 hours at Disneyland - and or 6 hours on my ds' class field trip to the art museum - it feels like my feet are on a tempurpedic mattress! LOL!