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sketchers shape ups - there are a kind that are not super high, they look mostly like regular sneakers. Takes a shift or two to break in but I absolutely love them. I wore danskos for two years trying to convince myself that they were comfortable but I just had so much leg/feet/back pain. I made the switch and would never go back.
That being said you likely have to go by trial and error to find out what works for you, everyone is different
If you're really interested, I'll save you a whole lot of time waiting for the hundred different answers you'll get on this thread: it's been done to death here at AN--do a Search and you'll find everything you ever wanted to know and more.
NO ONE can tell you what the best shoes are, because if Nurse A loves Brand A, Nurse B hated Brand A but loves Brand B...but wait, Nurse C had a problem with Brand B....get it?
The shoes that are best are the ones that are most comfortable when you are wearing them for many hours, standing in them and walking in them for many hours, and ONLY YOU will know that, after trial and error.
But of course, mark my words, there will be a string of "get these" and "don't get those" responses if you wait rather than Search.
Best of luck to you.
I'm about to start my first Rn job, 12 hr shifts. I'm trying to be prepare and been doing a lot of research about best shoes. What do you guys recommend?
My suggestion is to wear a different pair of shoes if you are working 2-12's back to back. I rotate my shoes for each shift. I find the 2nd day my feet are less stressed
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I'm about to start my first Rn job, 12 hr shifts. I'm trying to be prepare and been doing a lot of research about best shoes. What do you guys recommend?