Park shoes?

[java]

in the past I have used Teva mush or keens. Both of whom have changed the designs of my favorites which are no longer as comfortable. I have a wide foot. I don’t want sneakers because it will probably be wet at some point.

So ideas? What’s your favorite comfortable park sandal?

 

[epcotobsessed]

Fit flops! The absolute best.

 

[OKW Lover]

It really depends on how tall and heavy you are. Also, how wide are your feet? How long a stride do you take? Do you walk with a purpose or do you amble? Will you do more standing than walking? Do you have a high arch? High instep?

All those variables is the reason why there are so many choices in shoes.

 

[ChanduTail]

My park shoes are always either a worn-in pair of Puma sneakers that have been retired to "Disney only" status or Teva Tirra kids' sandals. I don't know why the kids' sandals fit my feet better than the adult sandals. I don't have a particularly small foot, but they are the most comfortable sandals I own.

 

[lilmc]

Sanucks or Tom’s

 

[100AcreWood]

I wear Teva Tirras but it's so individual. It makes this question hard to answer because they may not feel good to your foot.

 

[RLGNC]

Fit flops! The absolute best.

Any particular style of the fit flops that you find work well for long days in the parks?

 

[Penguinempress]

I love Teva Kayenta sandals. I think I own 6 different colors and I can walk comfortably for miles and miles. I also find they dry quickly when wet.

 

[Newcastle]

I LOVE my Chaco sandals! They are just as comfortable as a running shoe but I don’t have to worry about them getting wet and stinky . I actually prefer them over my Birkenstock sandals for extensive walking such as during Disney trips.

 

[mousehouse31]

As others have said, when it comes to shoes what works for one does not work for another. I think this is very individualized with many factors.

 

[Victoria3]

I personally wear Toms and Converse.