Propet walking shoes?
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I know you mean proper as I can't tyoe well due to arthritis and etc.
But there is no one brand or price that will suit your feet. You must try all.
I have bad feet, my friends will swear by some brands, but they will be deadly on me.
Try, Try, them on, walk around and see how thy feel. If they pinch or hurt when you walk on them, do not buy.
But there is no one brand or price that will suit your feet. You must try all.
I have bad feet, my friends will swear by some brands, but they will be deadly on me.
Try, Try, them on, walk around and see how thy feel. If they pinch or hurt when you walk on them, do not buy.
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So far Born has worked for me but the old ones I have are not available anymore. I looked at the discount store here called DSW or something like that, but no. nor did Filene's Basement who always has their former styles on occassion.
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Actually there is a brand of shoes called Propet, which is what I assumed the OP was asking about. http://www.zappos.com/n/br/b/123.html
I have owned a pair. Nothing special -- I'll stick with my Rockports.
I have owned a pair. Nothing special -- I'll stick with my Rockports.
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I was on shoebuy.com (as someone recommended) and there are so many choices. "Women's Propet Spray Walker's" looked like a good style for day to night walking/touring. I am unfamiliar with them. Thank you for your suggestions.
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Born shoes are GREAT...I've had three pairs of them so far. My Merrell's got me through three weeks in Europe without dying...in fact it got to the point where I almost tossed my Timberland shoes just to have the suitcase space since they were so USELESS.
I just bought a bad-ass pair of Josef Seibels shoes that I fully expect to make my trip to Paris in the fall and experience of walking on pillows. They are handmade though, so you have to try them on before buying...several pairs of size 39 and 40s later, I finally found the ones that fit ME.
I'd go to a Nordstrom shoe department if you have a Nordstrom near you, and see what they have.
Happy travels,
Jules
I just bought a bad-ass pair of Josef Seibels shoes that I fully expect to make my trip to Paris in the fall and experience of walking on pillows. They are handmade though, so you have to try them on before buying...several pairs of size 39 and 40s later, I finally found the ones that fit ME.
I'd go to a Nordstrom shoe department if you have a Nordstrom near you, and see what they have.
Happy travels,
Jules
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I own a pair of Propet shoes - slip on trainer style - and they got me around Disneyland for 7 days great last December. Very, very comfortable! I'm using them in August for London too as a back up to my Clarks sandals. I highly recommend Propet and zappos.com is a great place to get them!
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I believe you need to try on a pile of shoes to find ones that fit. Also I would not wear the same shoe for day into evening unless you happen to be out away from your hotel for a long stretch. Changing shoes more often helps prevent blisters. So I recommend taking 2-3 pair of shoes/sandals that you switch between.
I have had good luck with Munro, Ecco, Merrill, Easy Spirit, Clarke, Rockport.
Brands that are popular but don't fit my feet are Mephisto & Joseph Siebel. Expensive brand that looked and felt great but did not last well is Arche.
I have had good luck with Munro, Ecco, Merrill, Easy Spirit, Clarke, Rockport.
Brands that are popular but don't fit my feet are Mephisto & Joseph Siebel. Expensive brand that looked and felt great but did not last well is Arche.
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I'm wearing a pair of Propet's right now. Right now I'm wearing a clog style shoe but I do have a pair of black lace up ones that I refer to as my 'security guard' shoes. Comfy for me and has good arch support, but may not be for you. Also the brand has removable insoles so if you have orthotics the shoes work well.



