What brand shoes to you wear to the parks?

[DisneyBliss7]

OP, looks like you're looking for recommendations for kids' shoes, huh? Just wanted to suggest that you change the title of your post to specifically ask about kids' shoe recommendations. Most of the answers you've gotten seem to be for adult women's shoes - great recommendations, but not necessarily translatable to kids' shoes.

I did a quick Google search for "Skechers Go Walks for Kids". They do seem to have a kids' version that's pretty cute - maybe your daughters would like those. They're really comfy shoes.

Yes I was looking for kids shoes My ODD is going to wear Reef flip flops, like me. I'm really trying to find something for my 9yo DD who is so picky when it comes to her feet....She hates sneakers and socks so I was looking for a good supporting sandal. The best that I have found are the Tevas, but was checking to see if there was any other brand/type suggested before I bought them She has some issues with her feet and shins from gymnastics and I don't want her to be in pain walking around the parks but she will be miserable if she has sweaty feet in sneakers. Honestly if all 5 of my kids were allowed to go bare foot at Disney...that would be their first choice, no shoes lol

 

[Flamingomo]

So many of you have mentioned the Sketchers Go Walks, so I looked them up and there are so many different styles! Any particular one that is preferred over another one, or all they all awesome? Thanks! I have developed very bad knees and feet over the past year and I will need something that will get me through the long days at the parks, we are hoping to go in February. My feet are usually fine on the first couple of days, but by day three, I am dying. I always switch out my sneakers and have even gone to flip flops for comfort, but now, with the pain, I'm afraid nothing will help.

 

[d1gitman]

ASIC gels. The most comfy shoe for me by far

 

[Simba77]

So many of you have mentioned the Sketchers Go Walks, so I looked them up and there are so many different styles! Any particular one that is preferred over another one, or all they all awesome? Thanks! I have developed very bad knees and feet over the past year and I will need something that will get me through the long days at the parks, we are hoping to go in February. My feet are usually fine on the first couple of days, but by day three, I am dying. I always switch out my sneakers and have even gone to flip flops for comfort, but now, with the pain, I'm afraid nothing will help.

Check Amazon.com and Skechers.com for reviews of each different style. I really don't think there's much of a difference between them all. I think the key to their comfort factor is the super light materials and the extra soft soles, which cushion your feet, and it seems like all of the "Go Walk" and "On the Go" versions have these features.

Good Luck!

 

[epcotty]

3 days ago when I went it was my new Reeboks, I used to wear Nikes there

 

[EpcotQueen]

From feedback seen on this forum I bought a pair of Go Walks. I wore them standing all day for work. Greatest shoes I wore. I bought another pair! BTW, also bought pair of orthoheels. Great arch support.