Comfy shoes for the parks?

[ryalluvdiz]

Originally Posted by mamabear0222

I must try these.....they look interesting. I currently wear acis but they are heavy shoes...

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They are sooooo light... You will love them!

[mamabear0222]

Originally Posted by ryalluvdiz

They are sooooo light... You will love them!

As long as they are supportive I'll try them. I walk/run 3 -5 times a week. I can break them in :-)

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[ryalluvdiz]

Originally Posted by mamabear0222

As long as they are supportive I'll try them. I walk/run 3 -5 times a week. I can break them in :-)

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I've run a few 5ks in them... Very supportive...

[mamabear0222]

Originally Posted by ryalluvdiz

I've run a few 5ks in them... Very supportive...

Are these the shoes you run in now?? I'm excited to try them!! There's a few different gorun when I googled. Is there a difference?

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[emmsmama]

Has anybody worn Vibrams to the parks? I wore Tevas last time and hope to pick up another pair when I'm in FL, but I just remembered my Vibrams, but I'm not sure if they'd be comfy for a whole day in the parks.

[Manateemum]

Originally Posted by jme829

I have just started wearing Skechers Go Walk and Skechers Go Run. I am going to get them for the whole family for our upcoming trip in August (first in 7 years ).

They are both super comfortable and feel like slippers. Extremely light weight. the Go Run support a midfoot strike. The are made to be like being barefoot, yet have a lot of support. They have lots of fun (and plain) colors.

Both are priced in the $50-60 range so pretty affordable. I got mine at Famous Footwear, but if you have a Skechers store nearby, they have a much bigger selection.

Another vote for the Go Walk. I bought some before our recent trip and I did not wear them before we left. The first time I ever wore them was for our Epcot day and my feet were comfy all day.

[ryalluvdiz]

Originally Posted by mamabear0222

Are these the shoes you run in now?? I'm excited to try them!! There's a few different gorun when I googled. Is there a difference?

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You know im not really sure which one i have...i bought them when they first came out...

[MickeyEars]

After reading the positive comments here I went online and ordered a pair of Go Walks. I have wide feet so I hope they fit. They look really cute and I would love to have them for our upcoming Disney trip.

Fingers are crossed they work out!!

Carla

[geffric]

Originally Posted by AshleeH

Usually I'll wear my broken in New Balance tennis shoes. This year I brought my (broken in) Teva Mush flip flops, thinking that I could wear them in the morning and the NB's at night - or vice versa. I ended up wearing the Tevas the entire trip! The NB's never even made it out of my bag. I loved it though, because now I know I can do the same thing when we go to California this year and free up some space where the socks and tennis shoes would have been (and that will be valued space with the number of days we'll be gone lol!).

another person who wears New Balance cross trainers or Teva sandels..depends on the weather..
Any comfy, broken in shoe is good..I feel so bad for the women in high heels..in the am, they wear heels but their feet begin to hurt and by -pm they switch shoes to comfy shoes/ or buy Disney shoes...

[figment814]

Originally Posted by kaitmarie

Hey everyone, I am trying to find nice, comfy shoes for my trip in May/June.

I have super flat, narrow feet and really bad joint problems, so I need a good arch and something comfy. If I don't have good shoes my hips begin to slide out. I don't want anything slowing me down at WDW! But, I am in my mid twenties and I love shoes. I'd love ballet flats or something else cute I can wear over and over. I really don't like sneakers. I've never found ones that don't hurt or make me sweat like crazy. And I tend to wear dresses, so sneakers don't look the best.

I'm convinced that stylish orthopedic shoes don't exist!

I know you guys have to know of good shoes to walk around Disney! What do you wear at Disney?

I prefer to wear cutish shoes, but I have a bad back so I've really struggled with what I can wear. Last summer I found Dr. Scholls joliet shoes. They have a slightly thicker bottom, but not gigantic like other "comfort" shoes I've seen. They look like ballet flats on. I wore them in Europe last summer, walking at least as much as I walk in Disney per day, and I my back actually hurt less.

[mamabear0222]

Omg I tried on the go walk and go run and both feel amazing. I'm just concerned how thin they are all day on hard pavement. I'm going to buy them and wear them on a local zoo trip this summer to test them....

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[ryalluvdiz]

Originally Posted by mamabear0222

Omg I tried on the go walk and go run and both feel amazing. I'm just concerned how thin they are all day on hard pavement. I'm going to buy them and wear them on a local zoo trip this summer to test them....

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Glad you tried them! You will love them!!

[mamabear0222]

The outlet I went to has buy 1 get 1 50% off.....score lol

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[texasroni75]

DH and I always buy a new pair of cross-trainers a few weeks before our trip and wear them to break them in and make sure they are comfy for long walks. I like Pumas and he's a New Balance guy.

[ryalluvdiz]

Originally Posted by mamabear0222

The outlet I went to has buy 1 get 1 50% off.....score lol

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I always buy at the outlets... Never the stores... The outlets always have buy get one 50% ... Love that deal!