I purchase most of my casual and park touring clothing from
Casual Male. It's not the cheapest clothing out there, but the clothes are well made and holds up really well. I love their cargo shorts because there is a ton of room in those pockets and I get to skip the bag check lines.
This year, I splurged. I went to
Zazzle and created Disney customized shirts for my trip. I was pleased with the quality of the shirts that were delivered and also the final outcome of the entire product. Luckily, I had a great discount code to help keep the cost down even further.
I use
New Balance shoes in the parks and I usually have two pair to switch out. I also have a pair of
Chaco Sandals that I absolutely love.
I usually wear the same bra in the parks that I wear everyday. I have worn a Playtex bra ever since I had the need to wear one from the beginning. I am not stopping now. I usually get mine through
Just My Size.
I like the
Medi Peds diabetic socks because they are super soft, don't cut into my legs, and they just fit better overall. I usually pick them up at Walmart.
While I have never tried Body Glide, I do find that
Monostat Anti-Chafing Relief Gel is absolutely awesome for preventing chafing. I love the stuff. I usually can find it at Walmart. Why they market it in the same area with the regular Monostat products, I am not quite sure of, but when I can find it on the shelf, I usally buy several.
I have never been much of a purse kind of a person. However at WDW, I have been known to carry a backpack or a messenger bag. Both are no name products and both of them came from Walmart. I love them both and thankfully, they have both held up very well through the years. Heck, the backpack I have had since college, which makes it over 20 years old.
I usually end up renting an ECV from
Walker Mobility due to a leg infection that I had about 3 years ago that has left my leg with really bad circulation and it swells alot when I am hot or when I stand or walk for very long. Thankfully, Walker offers scooters that will carry my Pooh sized keister.
I am a big fan of the info that Deb Wills has collected over on
Allears because had I never found her site, I might not have found my love for all things Disney again. Her site is a gift that I can never thank her enough for.
I feel very fortunate to be going to WDW in a couple of weeks. I have lost 70 pounds since I was there in December. I have a new outlook on life, thanks to finally being properly medicated for my thyroid & depression issues. But most of all, I get to spend some quality time with my partner of the past 11 years. She is my gift from God and I love to see the light of her inner child beaming through her eyes like it does so often while we are at WDW.
I have been to WDW just about ever year since 2001. I will gladly give input wherever it's needed.
New Balance, and use them all my shoes save for my pool/hotel hallway shoes- those are a pair of faux birkenstocks that I've had since college. 
The sales people never have issues with my wide width and unlike in other stores I have never been made to feel uncomfortable. I do go the actual NB stores when I wear out my shoes instead of picking them up at other places due to the option of getting the wider widths- I can't remember the kind I have for conferences/walking but they have webbing that gives all sorts of air through the shoe, a stability bar in the bottom, and my wonderful shoelaces from Hot Topic... 
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although my dh is a skinny minny so he and I together on a ride isn't squishy 
