Walking sandal recommendations

[Hil]

I have wide feet which swell and are easily rubbed in the heat (sounds attractive, eh? !) and have found these by Northwest Territory to be amazingly lightweight, comfortable and non-rubbing - and good value too!

Sizing tends to be quite generous.

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[ClaireVC]

Fitflop are so comfy, I have wide feet and have a lovely pair with ankle straps that I wore last August around Disney. Also Gabor sandals are super comfy, quite stylish and wide fitting. Ugg sandals are also very good too.

[Sue]

Teva Terra Fi or Terra Fi Lite for me, full strap sandals with thinner soles on the lite.
If you prefer a toe post, I recommend the Mephisto Helen, I can walk all day in the parks in these. They also have a cross strap so don’t come off on rides and have a cushioned, breathable sole. Love them.

[ClaireVC]

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I have never been a crocs fan, but I live in these whilst in Florida. They are so comfy and they dry off so quickly if you get caught in a storm, or cool off in one of the water fountains

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Those look really nice, do the little strappy bits across the toes rub to start with? Do they come up big as I’m a half size?

[LLamb]

Another vote for teva, got a pair for last year and I wore them all summer. Best sandals I have ever had.
I have narrow feet so I got the verra which has adjustable straps across the toes.
Just looking at getting another pair in a different colour

[Sue]

Originally Posted by LLamb

Another vote for teva, got a pair for last year and I wore them all summer. Best sandals I have ever had.
I have narrow feet so I got the verra which has adjustable straps across the toes.
Just looking at getting another pair in a different colour

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Thank you for this, I like them and will get some - very similar to the Terra Fi which also has adjustable straps across the toes. I have arthritis in my big toe joints which stick out (like a bunion) and Teva straps neatly go around this joint, unlike many strappy sandals that go right across it causing me pain

[BarrettFamily]

Merrell. Mine have a slight adjustment across the front. They are the most comfortable sandals ever

[paw]

I have used Teva for years, well the same pair since 2000 until last year when they looked too scruffy. Bought a similar style as the old ones were no longer made and they were just as good except they didn’t have the suede foot bed. Should have read the reviews first - within weeks they stunk. I tried everything, Teva know it’s a problem with bacteria and had suggestions to fix it.

The thing that worked was soaking them in Listerine and letting them dry slowly. No more problems and got my lovely Tevas back.

[Floridasun]

shoes are such a personal thing. What is comfy for one person can cripple another.
I have feet that are wide at the toes only and always struggle to find comfy shoes that don't look like they are meant for my grandparents. I also need a little arch support or I get a splitting pain under my foot. Always had this since childhood.
In December I saw Fitflop had an online sale and I bought some sandals from them in silver. They are normal style not the bigger thick sole that Fitflop are famous for. However, the soles are very padded and they are so comfy. Wore them all weekend covered quite a few miles and not one bit rubbed. I was expecting to need to 'wear them in' like with most shoes I buy but I am very impressed.

[Mrs Valentine]

Crocs, so comfy