Need super comfy shoes

Are the Teva Mush flip flops that comfortable? I get nervous because last year when i went I wore a basic flip flop and they KILLED my feet and suffered for the rest of the trip. They really give enough comfort and support for an entire day in the parks?

No way could I wear regular cheap flip flops down there with my high arches, but I've worn Teva Mush and Montrail Molokini flip flops down there for years and absolutely loved them. I felt both had great arch support. However, in the last seven months I've developed plantar fascilitis and my beloved Teva Mush killed my feet this past Dec down there.:sad1: After alot of research and trial and error, I've found the best fit flop I've ever found. It's the Orthaheel Tide or Orthaheel Wave flip flops. They were developed by a podiatrist for his patients. They are absolutely wonderful, but probably would not work for someone with flat arches as they have a rather high arch. The Fit Flops and Merrills also seem to work well with my plantar facilitis.
 
Thanks for the input, I'm definitely going to have to give them a shot. I was planning on wearing sun dresses for a few days of the trip because they tend to keep me a little bit cooler, but of course sneakers and sun dresses are the most fashionable combo. I'll have to check out Famous Footwear soon!

P.s. how do these flip flops tend to run? big? small? I'm a size 8 1/2 in most shoes, so would you recommend a 9 or an 8?
 
Thanks for the input, I'm definitely going to have to give them a shot. I was planning on wearing sun dresses for a few days of the trip because they tend to keep me a little bit cooler, but of course sneakers and sun dresses are the most fashionable combo. I'll have to check out Famous Footwear soon!

P.s. how do these flip flops tend to run? big? small? I'm a size 8 1/2 in most shoes, so would you recommend a 9 or an 8?

Hey, I usually wear a 8 1/2 too.:rotfl: I always get a 9 in Teva Mush though.
 

I love my TEVA TERRA FI 3's they are a little pricey ($50-80 depending on the store) but worth every penny for comfort. They have comfortable straps and high arch support. They also have an awesome shock pad for your heels. I won't go to WDW without them. I bought my first pair in 2007 and they are still holding up. I have put over 120 days of WDW park walking on them. They have also seen Rome, Greece, Turkey and Egypt I really wont go anywhere without them. They still feel amazing, although I now have 2 pairs (just in case).
If you are looking for something a little dressy KEEN is another favorite of mine, they make a black leather sandal called NAPLES. (around $60 at The Walking Company) I took them on my last WDW trip and they are so incredible that when I got home I went back to the store and bought a 2nd pair to have as back ups.
I also love my ZEALAND flip flops, very comfortable but no one should be wearing flip flops all day. No matter how comfortable they are, they are still a podiatrists dream. I use mine for quick trips and hotel meandering.
I hope you find something that works for your feet :)
 
I just bought an amazing pair of shoes - Terrasoles. These are simply the most comfortable, lightweight shoes ever! They come in sandals, flip flops and a slip-on. I think they do boots, too. Anyway, I would give them a shot! I only paid 14.99 at TJMaxx:cool1: here's a link to my shoe! :) oh, and for the record, if you use a Bank of America credit card and sign up for the Add it Up Program, you'll get a percentage cash back. Just a thought...

http://www.shoebuy.com/terrasoles-echo-crossband-ballerina/234007/500937
 
I like those Terrasoles! My DH is going to flip if he sees another box arrive at my house. :lmao: But they look really comfortable. I like that you can wash them too.
 
No way could I wear regular cheap flip flops down there with my high arches, but I've worn Teva Mush and Montrail Molokini flip flops down there for years and absolutely loved them. I felt both had great arch support. However, in the last seven months I've developed plantar fascilitis and my beloved Teva Mush killed my feet this past Dec down there.:sad1: After alot of research and trial and error, I've found the best fit flop I've ever found. It's the Orthaheel Tide or Orthaheel Wave flip flops. They were developed by a podiatrist for his patients. They are absolutely wonderful, but probably would not work for someone with flat arches as they have a rather high arch. The Fit Flops and Merrills also seem to work well with my plantar facilitis.

I bought 2 pair of Teva mush in hopes of them being ok for me..I have been wearing the around the house as slippers...to try to break them in. Now i'm not sure if its cause my feet are aching a bit from the day but they don't seem to provide relief!!! :scared1:
Leaving in 4 weeks and the Sandal selection is very slim here cause its Winter boot weather still... what to do..what to do???
 
I like those Terrasoles! My DH is going to flip if he sees another box arrive at my house. :lmao: But they look really comfortable. I like that you can wash them too.

Lol! Just don't let him find out - have them shipped to your workplace! :lmao:
 
Well, I bought the Teva Mush (luckily on sale) and they aren't going to work for me.:sad2: While walking on pavement or in a store, I felt like there wasn't enough cushioning on my heels. The balls of my feet felt fine. I went to the playground and stood on mulch for about an hour and the backs of my knees were achy. I guess I'll keep looking.
 
Well, I bought the Teva Mush (luckily on sale) and they aren't going to work for me.:sad2: While walking on pavement or in a store, I felt like there wasn't enough cushioning on my heels. The balls of my feet felt fine. I went to the playground and stood on mulch for about an hour and the backs of my knees were achy. I guess I'll keep looking.

I know..i bought 2 pairs as well and have been wearing them around the house and its not doing the job! I just bought 2 pairs of Crocs Capri flip flops on sale at Sport check ..thet have an elevated heel and has lots of arch and cushion in the heel..I wore them around the mall after i bought them and they seemed to be ok!! Here's hoping they will work.. going to wear them around the house as slippers for the next week since its still freezing here and hope they will do the trick!
 
I know..i bought 2 pairs as well and have been wearing them around the house and its not doing the job! I just bought 2 pairs of Crocs Capri flip flops on sale at Sport check ..thet have an elevated heel and has lots of arch and cushion in the heel..I wore them around the mall after i bought them and they seemed to be ok!! Here's hoping they will work.. going to wear them around the house as slippers for the next week since its still freezing here and hope they will do the trick!

I've always been a big fan of Crocs. I think I will try the Capri flip flop and see how they feel. Thanks!
 
fit-flops are the absolute best:thumbsup2
tevas come in 2nd best, and crocs (regular and different flip-flop styles)actually fell allllllllllllllll the way down the list since i discovered the others.

fit-flops are a bit pricey, but worth every penny imho :lovestruc
 
fit-flops are the absolute best:thumbsup2
tevas come in 2nd best, and crocs (regular and different flip-flop styles)actually fell allllllllllllllll the way down the list since i discovered the others.

fit-flops are a bit pricey, but worth every penny imho :lovestruc

Fit Flops are absolutely the best. Not only do I wear them whenever I go to WDW, I also wear them on my daily 3-4 mile walk (in the summer). The coolness and comfort of a flip flop with the support of a tennis shoe!
 












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