nike comfort thongs?

[ali52979]

anyone ever wear nike comfort thongs round disney? looking for a flip flop that doesn't cause the ball of my feet to burn after hours of walking

here is a picture

http://www.zappos.com/nike-comfort-thong-black-white-vivid-pink

 

[LockShockBarrel]

I went entirely a different way when I read "comfort thong"

I've tried these on before and there's just something about them I don't like but I can't quite put my finger on it.

 

[x0erinxlee0x]

I have wore them and they are the only things I can wear forever and threw all the parks each day with out my feet killing me and I have horrible arch and heel problems I love these flip flops

 

[aubriee]

I went entirely a different way when I read "comfort thong"

I've tried these on before and there's just something about them I don't like but I can't quite put my finger on it.

I didn't care for them either. I bought a pair last year, but for some reason even though I live in flip flops pretty much year around, the nylon bottom of these really irritated the ball of my foot and right at the base of my big toe (just on my right foot though). I've never worn them to Disney, just shopping around here for several hours. I got a blister both on the bottom edge of my big toe right where it connects to the foot and on the ball of my foot and I am not normally prone to blisters. I also didn't like the toe post on these.

Granted I have fairly high arches and plantar fasciitis, but the flip flops I like best for WDW are OluKai Ohana. Nothing comes close to them to me for comfort. I can wear them all day at WDW with no problem. I also like Sketcher Tone Ups, Orthoheel Tide or Waves, Montrail Molokini, and Fit Flops in that order. Before I developed plantar fasciitis, I swore by Teva Mush (the old style, not the new Mush), Nike Celso, Reefs, and Yoga Mats.

 

[jjmw1974]

I wore nothing but the Nike comforts for the past 3 or 4 years until this year when I bought my first pair of Reef sandals (the slap 2 and the fanning). I am a forever Reef fan from here on out!!! The Nike's aren't bad however the gel cushion will break down in spots over time (for me its always in the big toe area and in the pad of my foot area). Once that happens they start to rub. With the Nike's you also don't really want to get them wet, they take awhile to dry and I thought they got a funky smell after being wet.
The Reefs will cost you a little more but if your like me and LIVE in flip flops, there are worth every penny and your feet & back will thank you!!!!!!!!!

 

[blue gatorade]

I wore these on my last trip and they worked out great. Another member warned to not get them wet... they don't dry quick enough.

 

[happymommy]

I love my Chacos sandals!

http://www.amazon.com/Chaco-Hipthon...3038368&sr=8-13&keywords=chacos+women+sandals

I have had one pair for five years, and wear them every week May to September. They're still perfect! Got two more pairs, and my DD and I share them (lucky we're the same shoe size!).

Nice thing is they're totally washable too - at the beach I'll just toss them into the shower with me! So fine for the downpours in Orlando.

They have nice arch support, so my feel feel very comfortable walking all day in them.