Favorite Sandal..

[mrsp1030]

Searching for a nice Sandal that looks stylish but isn't clunky or too sporty. Want to find something that will be good for not only touring Disney but when doing cruises, Europe, etc...Anyone have a great recommendation that looks good with shorts, dresses, etc..

 

[SandyinMonterey]

Alegria. Comfy and lots of styles.

 

[arminnie]

Teva verra

 

[adisneyaunt]

Vionic ( I prefer the non sueded footbed)

 

[l4dyj8]

The sandals I wear to Disney are Clarks. They no longer make the ones I have. But it had a massage/small bumps on the footbed that made it so comfortable.

This blog is great. http://travelfashiongirl.com/comfortable-walking-sandals/
I think I might try the Flexx brand. Söfft is known to be great too

 

[Red Scathach]

Teva Tirra so comfy!

 

[hsmamato2]

can't live without Birkenstocks..... they make some cute ones now!

 

[kboo]

Olukai Ohana (they're flip flops, but the most comfortable ones you will EVER wear). They've displaced my Tevas and Birkenstocks.

 

[Mousemommy1]

I'm Team Keens all the way....I guess they might have a sportier look though, but they are oh so comfy.

 

[yankebabie]

Clarks

 

[WDW Traveler]

Teva Kayenta. Only sandals I ever wear to the parks, walking long distances, etc. Love the brown suede ones I have, but also have a pair of the other ones in black (lol have no clue what they are made of - it is like webbing of some sort) both VERY comfy! And pretty cute for shorts and sun dresses.

http://www.6pm.com/p/teva-kayenta-suede-brown/product/8049591/color/6

http://www.6pm.com/p/teva-kayenta-bailladere-black/product/7374002/color/528446

 

[mrsp1030]

Thanks all for the replies. I found a really nice pair with memory foam at the Sperry Outlet last weekend. They came in 4 colors and I love them!!!

 

[Frozen2014]

I'm having feet issues and have purchased 3 different sandals to switch inbetween; Teva Verra, Sketchers Performance Flip Flops and an open toe Naot sandal. (My little toe is giving issues to two of them have the toe open)

My daughter got a pair of Birkenstock and finds them very comfy so far.

 

[dmea10]

I just bought two different styles of the Croc flip flops and I would not recommend either one. But I also think everyone is different and you have to find what works for your feet. I am wearing the Crocs but I would not attempt to wear them in the parks. The rubber irritates the bottom of my feet. I need something with arch support and these don't cut it. I think I will stick with running shoes in the parks. I need to get out and try a few different brands on to see which ones are best.