comfy shoes

[ilovemarkb]

Not sure where to post this question! Im starting a 3yr adult nursing course and i am after some extremely comfy shoes for my placements. I hate buying shoes as they never seem to fit properly. My left foot is half a size smaller than my right. I also think my feet are quite wide as i often get blisters on my pinky's. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! thanks julie

[boxtops]

Answered this one on your other post...

[boxtops]

^^ this one http://www.theanswerb...k/Question971772.html

[joko]

there are places that wil make you a pair of suede boots/shoes if you draw round your foot onto a piece of paper and they use that as the shape of the sole...

[bednobs]

i answered in your other thread too

[Mosaic]

I suggest you get a good wooden shoe stretcher to add the final shaping to a shoe that fits, and some orthotic insoles - get them from a 'proper' injury support website or shop, rather than from Boots etc. In addition the compeed-type blister plasters on the little toes are very helpful for preventing blisters forming.

[burbie]

I find clarks shoes are the most comfortable. expensive, but worth the money if you are on your feet for hours.
you might get some in the sale

[woofgang]

If crocs are allowed, they are really superbly comfortable

[Paul22118]

Doc Martin shoes. Can't beat them for comfort over long periods on feet and value.

[madmaggot]

Fitflops

[hobbithole32]

Cotton traders - really comfy

[ladyalex]

Hotter are pretty good too.

http://www.hottershoes.com/