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Comfortable Shoes, FASHION, Sneakers, Travel Boots, Travel Flats, Travel SandalsSupport TFG by using the links in our articles to shop. We receive a small commission (at no extra cost to you) so we can continue to create helpful free content. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases made on Amazon in addition to other retailers featured on the blog. Thank you, we appreciate your support!&nbsp;&nbsp;Written By: Laura Pulling&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Support shoes are great for everyone—foot problems or not—as we know how TFG readers love to rack up the miles exploring places. So we’ve rounded up the most stylish varieties that your feet will LOVE!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Find out what our readers vote as the best slip on sneakers for travel!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;a&nbsp;We’re sharing what our readers recommended as the best white sneakers for travel!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;and&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;they also have DOUBLE extra-wide sizesIf you’re looking for another slingback sandals, here’s Propet Jocelyn which also has good arch support too!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Find out the best sandals for travel this summer!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Taos&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; | Zappos&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;These are the most cute and comfortable ballet flats for travel!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Our readers’ recommended as the top wedges for travel!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Find a list of the best insoles for standing all day, walking, and specific foot issues that TFG readers helped us compile for you!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Find out our readers’ picks for the best black ankle boots for travel!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Best Orthopedic Slip On ShoesSpenco Bahama Slip On Sneaker“ I love them and they are very comfortable, they just seem to go with everything and are a very easy shoe to wear in the summer when I need something other than a sandal.”Check PriceDansko Laraine SneakersOne wearer shares, “I wear Dansko at the suggestion of my podiatrist because of my very high arches and narrow heel but I was very pleasantly surprised to find that they were comfortable right away.”Check PricePropét TravelActiv Slip-on Sneaker“I have problem feet—high arches, a tendency toward plantar fasciitis if I'm not careful, and poor circulation that often shows up as swollen feet. I have a hard time finding comfortable shoes. Frustrated, I came to Amazon and gambled on the reviews. I wasn't disappointed. I put these therapeutic shoes on and they were comfortable right away! No rubbing. No blisters. No need for socks. But great arch support and a firm sole that keeps me motoring around in comfort even on hard surfaces.”Check PriceBest Orthopedic SneakersVionic Brisk Miles Lace-up Sneakers“I’ve been suffering with acute plantar fasciitis for six months. I've had four injections, was put in a boot for a month, and am currently in physical therapy two days a week. My physical therapist suggested that I buy a pair of Vionics; she described them as tennis shoes with good arch support . The day that I received them I immediately put them on and started to walk, and I'll be darned if I didn't notice a difference within the first few steps. GAME CHANGER! I have only had them six days and have worn them every day. Today, my physical therapist thought I was doing so well that she cancelled my other appointment this week.”Check PriceSpenco Women's Casual Sneaker“I'm a Spenco lover, the only shoe recommended by my chiropractor. These shoes are not only supportive, but they're stylish and cute! I ordered a 9W because I'm between widths and sizes. I'd say they probably run towards the narrow side for a wide, but they fit me just fine with a little breaking in.”Check PriceHOKA ONE ONE Clifton Running ShoeNelya Lobkova, an NYC based podiatrist recommends the HOKA ONE ONE sneakers, “particularly the Clifton x Opening Ceremony—the most comfortable out there! They are some of the best tennis shoes for walking or running. All HOKA sneakers have a rocker-bottom sole. Some models are known as "PLUSH" and have the most cushioning, such as the Bondi 7 and Clifton 8's.”Check PriceBest Orthopedic SandalsBirkenstock Arizona Soft Footbed“Birkenstocks have long topped the lists for best orthopedist recommended best comfort shoes women thanks to their shock-absorbing cork and great support but they didn't make it to the list of most stylish shoes until recently. After a strong resurgence in 2014 the comfy sandals are back-again, and show no signs of stopping!”Check PriceAetrex Jess Adjustable Support SandalOne says, “When you have foot problems—this is the pair you want!”Check PricePropét Farrah Wide Velcro Strap Leather SandalsThese women's comfort shoes have wide leather straps that are fully adjustable to cradle your foot. They have extra-cushioned, removable insoles and a cork style wedged sole, making them great for summer vacay!Check PriceDansko Reece Memory Foam Cork Footbed SandalOne user shares, “Traveling with just a carry on so needed one pair of shoes that could so it all. These are amazingly comfortable, plenty of support with a contoured footbed. Wore them the entire month, worked perfectly in all manner of settings.”&nbsp;Check PriceTaos Footwear Gift 2 Slide SandalOne wearer shares, “These shoes are outstanding for their comfort and support—and don't look like an orthopedic shoe.“Check PriceBest Orthopedic WedgesClarks Annadel Eirwyn Platform WedgeThey have the built-in Ortholite footbed (with great arch support) and cushion soft comfort technology which makes wearing them easy, comfortable and supportive.&nbsp;Check PriceNaot Kayla Wedge Sandal“The more you wear it, the more comfortable it becomes. The strap that goes around the upper arch is adjustable so the sandal stays secure on my feet. The arch support is also perfect; normally I have to wear orthotics, but no worries with Naot shoes and sandals. They are always comfortable. I've worn my sandals for 16-hour days at places like Disneyland without any problems.”Check PriceTaos Footwear Carousel Sandal“I haven't been able to wear anything but flats in years because of Morton's Neuroma and high arches. I bought these thinking they would probably have to go back, BUT I love them. I can wear them all day without my feet, knees, or back hurting. The strap across the front is adjustable so it doesn't rub on my hammer toe.“Check PriceBest Orthopedic Ballet FlatsVIONIC Minna Flat“Love these cute orthopedic shoes. Dressy enough to wear them with a skirt or dress.”Check PriceVionic Spark Ballet Flats with SupportOne wearer explains, “VERY comfortable, great walking shoes, and perfect for travel.”Check PriceTaos Footwear Mary Jane Support Ballet FlatsOne traveler shares, “I just walked all over Moscow in this shoe. Fits true to size, did not slip, and great arch support. Did not realize I was walking over cobblestones until I looked.down.”Check PriceBest Orthopedic High HeelsVIONIC Josie Kitten Heel Pump“These are the most comfortable fashionable shoes EVER! I was able to wear them for long hours without any pain or discomfort. Definitely worth the money!”Check PriceClarks Linvale Jerica PumpOne user raves, “These are shockingly comfortable. These barely felt like heels. They almost felt like flats. And zero damage or irritation to the back of my foot and my toes felt just fine. I absolutely love these and would order two more pairs if I could afford to splurge right now. Seriously comfy and I am someone who HATES wearing high heels, especially after multiple ankle injuries. I usually prefer to wear flats to work, but can see myself wearing these several times a week all day to work.”Check PriceBest Orthopedic Fashion BootsVIONIC Serena Ankle BootUsers love these shoes for sore feet, one wearer shares, “Comfortable, cute, can walk miles in these. Highly recommend!”Check PriceCobb Hill Gratasha Panel 2 Ankle Boot“I have pretty wide feet, and a ridiculously high instep, so finding boots that fit comfortably can be a challenge. I wear them to work often, and these are awesome shoes for being on feet all day.”Check PriceDansko Maria Bootie“As expected, due to it being Dansko, it’s unbelievably comfortable right out of the box, with absolutely no break-in time. I wore it literally all day, and I was extremely comfortable.”Check PriceSAS Jade Boot“I love them. I wore them all over Europe after I sprayed them with water repellent spray and applied some mink oil wax in the baseball stitch seams to help with water resistance. Worked like a charm in the rainy streets of London! The leather is so good it just stretches and forms around my foot just where it needed to. I loved not having to worry about sore feet!”Check Price&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;What do you think are the best cute orthotic shoes for women? Share your faves in the comments!For more comfortable, travel shoes, please read:&nbsp;&nbsp;LIKE THIS POST? PIN THIS PIC TO SAVE IT!&nbsp;Thank you for doing the research. Love that there are comfortable AND stylish shoes and boots for those of us with a LOT of travel each month.Love my Birkenstocks! They are great around my house to support my feet and I always take them traveling too! I have also purchased the plastic type Birkenstock sandals too for my trips to Belize – work great along the ocean and in sand. No worries about getting them wet!Oofus, Vionic and Skechers are my go to but excited to try the brands featured here. Thank you TFG!I can’t tell you how much I appreciate this article! I have metatarsal issues – and now plantar fasciitis – ugh. Your email is marked VIP (Apple girls will get it…) and the ONLY newsletter that is a VIP – I can’t tell you how helpful your shoe selections are for me!It’s always fascinating to me what shoes people find comfortable. One person’s comfort shoe is another’s persons “oh my gosh my feet are sore!” shoe. That’s one of the reasons I go to your lists – there’s something for everyone. I was surprised not to see the classic Merrell shoes that just about every walker I know has – Kahuna or Siren sandals. I buy a new pair every couple of years!Birkenstock has been my go-to for years. I have about 6 pairs but need to replace the ones with the backstrap, which are hard to find. I love getting all the recommendations from this site!Thanks so much for this helpful article. I have the most sensitive feet ever, and almost everything creates hot spots – not good ever but especially not when traveling! I can’t wait to check these out and see if I can find a good fit. Thanks to you, I found Taos sandals for my trip earlier this year to Greece and Italy – fingers crossed I’ll get lucky again.Diagnosed with fasciitis recently, I unearthed my college-age Birkenstock Arizonas from our basement storage – they still hold up as wonderfully supportive and unbelievably durable. I got a restoration kit at the local shoe shop to give them a re-set and they are back on my feet and on my travel packing list. Thank you, Barbie, for reminding me that I proudly chose Birkenstocks many years ago!I wish I’d seen this blog sooner. I’m trying to be better about wearing shoes that won’t cause pain in my feet, and now I have a ton to choose from! Thank you, TFG for doing the searching and vetting for me!I have lots of foot issues and the orthopedic shoes ae best for me. Thanks for showing me options and helping me see they don’t have to look like orthopedic shoes!I sooo appreciate how you bring this invaluable info to the world aka me! lol This is the only blog I devoutly follow and even got my mama on board.I also discovered the beauty of Vionics here. Claps for the blog 🙂Vionic are my absolute go-to brand, but sometimes I just want a change. I refer to these posts over and over so I can get some ideas forother shoes that are also good for plantar fasciitis.For some reason I can never just wear something from my closet when I go on a new adventure! 🙂I’ve been following your blog for years now…..and can proudly say that I travel with only a carry-on, thanks to your advice!I love my naot sandals. I never would have heard about them or tried them of it weren’t for TFG’s recommendation! Thank you for helping us all travel better and stylishly!Birkenstock is definitely my go to for Euro summer. The cobbled streets just don’t agree with other sandals.Discovered Taos because of this site- have 2 sandals – but looking into the star tennis shoe for upcoming trip – thanks for the advice!Clarks are great travelling shoes! Also, I love Dr. Scholl’s custom orthotics for all my other shoes. They fit great in regular Converse and booties, and I can walk all day in them. They have kiosks in tons of locations (in Canada anyway), and once you know your number, you can reorder them online.Travel Fashion Girls has been my go to for every thing. I read something posted on Travel Fashion girls at least every day to research whatever it is I am needing! I find the women on here inspirational, caring and so helpful! I love all of the guidance on this wonderful website! Thank you, Alex, for starting this website and group!Travel Fashion Girl has been my girl-guide to comfort shoes and clothing, since I started traveling globally and this post was very helpful since i was afflicted with plantar fasciitis last year, corrected by custom inserts in shoes. Perhaps a future post could list some travel/hiking shoes with removable soles, as that’s all I am able to wear.The Hokas recommended here are like walking on a cloud (and they have removable insoles) and you can’t go wrong with Birkinstocks! Another brand that’s been great for me is Ecco. Keep up the great ideas.Thanks for the great footwear suggestions. After spending a lifetime walking, I am now facing surgery due to severe arthritis in my big toes. Will need to get all new shoes after the surgery. These suggestions will help me focus.Joya shoes, they’re Swiss. Worth every penny. If you need arch support and a *lot* of cushion, these are the ones! I spend a lot of my day on hard surfaces and feel like I am bouncing along. Similar in feel to Hokas but have a large range of shoe styles (not so much trainers/sneakers).I have converted to Frankie4 and Bared Footwear shoes for the past few years and they’re awesome. Frankie4 sneakers/trainers are awesome and they have great ballet flats and ankle boots. Bared have more fashionable styles with beautiful heels and boots. Both are designed by podiatrists in Australia. Pricey, but good wearability and worth their weight in gold in foot health.My podiatrist highly recommended the FitFlop brand. I’ve tried their slides and sandals and they have been excellent for my problematic feet. The styles that have the thicker soles have the best cushion and support.Also, though not stylish, if you’re looking for one of the best casual slides, you can’t go wrong with OOFOS. They are APMA approved and for good reason. I wear their recovery sandals around the house and have worn them all over Hawaii on long walks with happy feet!I love these articles and the info actually useful. Could you please include brief explanation of how you determine what items are recommended? For example, surveys? If so, how many people surveyed? Other sources?Thank you very much.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

Comfortable Shoes, FASHION, Sneakers, Travel Boots, Travel Flats, Travel SandalsSupport TFG by using the links in our articles to shop. We receive a small commission (at no extra cost to you) so we can continue to create helpful free content. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases made on Amazon in addition to other retailers featured on the blog. Thank you, we appreciate your support!&nbsp;&nbsp;Written By: Laura Pulling&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Support shoes are great for everyone—foot problems or not—as we know how TFG readers love to rack up the miles exploring places. So...

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