Reply if you own Z-Coil shoes plz

Mar 13, 2009 09:36 PM

by AllAngelsRN

I am starting a new job

. I have never worked 12 hr shift before so I am gonna need all the help I can get to keep me going. Please tell me if you own Z-coil shoes? How do you like them? And most importantly what style do you own (Freedom 2000, Z-walker, Taos Clog)?

Thanks sooooo very much in advance to all

*soulofme* · Mar 22, 2009, 07:47 PM

Re: Reply if you own Z-Coil shoes plz

I have one pair, all leather, white that I wear to work and one pair with the mesh on top. They have saved my feet at work. I swear by them but I find that when I try to wear a regular pair of tennis shoes I can't walk correctly

LOL

AllAngelsRN · Mar 22, 2009, 09:37 PM

Re: Reply if you own Z-Coil shoes plz

Thank you for writing. I did get the Z-walker with the closed in heels. They are good. My feet start to hurt only after 10 hrs of standing and walking form one patient room to the other. One day however I am going to try clogs to see if I get the same results or not.....we shall see

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Reply if you own Z-Coil shoes plz

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