I need new shoes, but I need them to look good and be really comfy. That mens no mega heels girls. I really need them for work more than anything. Any suggestions? Is there anything out there that is comfortable, yet still stylish? Unfortunately I have Fred Flinstone feet
MrsJ08
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Bandolino has nice comfy shoes...also naturalizer sometimes they have nice stuff but mostly its old lady looking...payless has Wide which is comfy
Good Luck!
MnM182008
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I have very flat feet. I have such a hard time with shoes. I really like aerosoles. They are always really comfortable. I am not sure what style of shoe you are looking for.
Shoe shopping is such a hassle for me. I love the link t the aerosoles shoes. At this job I have to be suited up mostly but I can't take the heels anymore...they're killing me. I'll check out bandolino and naturalizer.
thanks
SusiBtoM
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try the Liz Claiborne brand. I find them to be comfy, especially the Flex line. I have arthritis in one foot, so no more high heels for me. Wedges work and lower heels workfine for me.
Jenn04
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I buy a lot of short heels, like kitten heals and sling backs. I really like bcbg shoes too and think they are so comfy. I buy them cheap at TJ Maxx
MSeed
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Have you tried Aerosoles? I think they are very comfy!
Toucan311
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I *love* aerosoles.
FinallyMrsB18
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I like something with a wedge for work. Gives height but is comfy. I was doing wedge boots for the winter. I will do a wedge dress shoe for the spring/summer.
bluekat16
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Thank you Ladies
kirstenjk
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I buy Aerosoles when I want comfy shoes or you can try Mephisto or Clarks.
RadiantBride
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I love Aerosoles. I also found sound really cute ones at Bakers yesterday. (They have a wedge heel). Anything complete flat is really uncomfortable to me.
marriedinmontauk
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sas sandals are ok looking, last year they raised the heel on them a tiny bit. Enslow shoe store is good, they have one in the east 20's and one in Little Neck.
I am cursed with terrible feet.
I wore Nina's for my wedding, and for dress up they are ok.
jtgarsik
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i am on my feet for spurts of 8hrs or more at a time...i THOUGHT i had comfy shoes for a while, but after some time - i just had permanent pain. its hard for me because i have SUCH a high arch from years of dancing...so flats actually bother be MORE than heels! finally my mom bought me a pair of Clarks...they're cloggish looking - but actually are really cute lol..and i can not even explain the comfort! she got them at marshalls so saved a TON of money on them...i think she paid around $40 as opposed to the $100 that they sell them in the clarks store for.. but they really are wonderful. my back even feels better! hth! i know easy spirits are great too..my mom swears by them!