What are some cool nursing shoes?

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I'm a Crocs addict. In fact, I wear a pair almost everyday. My nursing school will not allow Crocs so I have to find something different. I don't want granny-like white shoes. I want the cool-dude shoes. :lol2:

So tell me, what are they?

How much are the leather shox, approx.

Thanks.

I'm in Connecticut and our prices are usually much higher than other states but I got one pair (leather) for $105 in like a Footlocker type store, another pair I got on clearance for $45 (fabric) in a high end shoe store and one other at $95 (kids size) at the same high end shoe store. On the actual Nike site I believe they range in price from high 80's all the way up to $125+

yes, they are so worth the money. I have worn the same pair for the last 2 years and my feet never hurt in them. And they look very cool with every outfit, you can even go for a jog after work :lol2: .

if you wear them 8-10 hours a day forty hours a week, they are no longer doing their job for your feet after 2 years

Specializes in OB L&D Mother/Baby.

In nursing school I bought a pair of all white birkenstocks that did not have a sling back as we had to have a full shoe. I'm not sure if they still make them but they are all enclosed. Now I wear crocs all the time and just throw them in the washer LOL

It's still available. "Sani-white." I use it.

:)

Maybe I am crazy but I bought some crocs for clinical (the one's with no holes) and they were comfy for awhile then I noticed that my feet and legs began to ache. It got to the point that I could not stand to where them anymore. I am yet to find THE pair of shoes.

Specializes in SICU.

I think I am going to get a pair of these MBT's:

http://www.walkerswarehouse.com/store/product.asp?Product_Code=WM-7024&Category_Code=brand_wm

They are really expensive and look kind of dorky, however, they are supposed to be excellent for your feet, knees, and back, while also giving your legs and core a workout! I figure that I won't have much time at all to work out once I start school, so I'll take my exercise where I can get it.

They don't have that particular style at Zappos.com, but they do have lots of consumer reviews of other styles, and people seem to really love them.

jspacegirl, I would really, really recommend that you buy a regular shoe and avoid giving your body any extra working out while working. You have no idea yet how exhausting it is all by its lonesome, let alone adding work-out shoes to the mix!

Specializes in Med/Surg, Geri, Ortho, Telemetry, Psych.

I like a good pair of Nikes. I haven't been working since the crocs craze came about, but I will probably get some of those when I return.

It's still available. "Sani-white." I use it.

:)

Thank you for the correction!

Specializes in SICU.
jspacegirl, I would really, really recommend that you buy a regular shoe and avoid giving your body any extra working out while working. You have no idea yet how exhausting it is all by its lonesome, let alone adding work-out shoes to the mix!

Well, I'm not exactly afraid of getting worn out on the job; I've run a marathon (26.2 miles) and currently I wait tables at a busy pub, so I'm used to being on my feet a lot! The thing that starts killing me eventually, whether I am running or standing for a while, is the pain in my back and in my joints. Plus, because I run and have a weak core, my hips are constantly getting out of alignment, causing knee issues. And because I run, I also have awful posture. These shoes are supposed to correct your posture and alignment so you won't have aching joints. I'm all for that!

Specializes in Education, Administration, Magnet.
if you wear them 8-10 hours a day forty hours a week, they are no longer doing their job for your feet after 2 years

I am still a student, and I only wear them during clinicals (12 hr/week). When I start working in May, I will have to buy me a new pair or two.

I am still a student, and I only wear them during clinicals (12 hr/week). When I start working in May, I will have to buy me a new pair or two.

good!!

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