ER nurses...what shoes??

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Specializes in Emergency Nursing, Endoscopy Nursing, me.

Do you wear...we are on our feet for our whole shifts sometimes...I myself swear by clogs..always have.. I have 4pairs..1 dansko..1 modellista..1 rocket dog.... and a pair of crocs..i cannot wear anything but clogs as my feet kill me...what about you????

SAS shoes.....best $120 I've ever spent

Specializes in ICU,ER.

Nike Shox for me.

A good idea would be to go to a store that sells athletic shoes.... most have a chart or guide that shows what shoes are best for your individual needs.

Specializes in Day Surgery/Infusion/ED.
Specializes in Trauma/ED.

Most of our dept wears either Dansko's or Crocs...myself it's Crocs all the way baby! My feet still hurt on those especially "fun" shifts however.

Specializes in ER (My favorite), NICU, Hospice.

I swear by Crocs. They are the best. Best of luck.

I think whatever works best for each individual. I've tried crocs and don't like them.

I buy whatever decent athletic shoe is on sale . . usually try to stay with New Balance.

I do refuse to go over $50 though - hence the looking for shoe sales.

(funny, I WILL spend $100 on my hair every six weeks)

steph

Specializes in Cardiac & Vascular Surg.

Hi there,

I swear by my Crocs. I bought a pair of Nike Shox when they came out paid almost $200 and they were worn out and uncomfortable in 3-4mths. I have been wearing crocs ever since. I think for $35 they are a much better investment and I can sterilize they easily!

Specializes in Trauma Administration/Level I Trauma.

Crocs hands down :wink2:

Specializes in 5 yrs OR, ASU Pre-Op 2 yr. ER.

I do PRN in the ER, and on those days i wear my Eaay Spirit walking shoes. Crocs are fine if i'm walking slower and standing in one place, other than that, i need something that stays on my feet better.

Specializes in Med-Surg, LTC, Rehabiliation Nursing.

I love crocs, but I swear to God, I keep tripping over nothing when I wear them!! There must be something seriously wrong with me!

Specializes in NA, Stepdown, L&D, Trauma ICU, ER.

I do that too!!! It's worse when they've been washed recently, must get all the dust off and make the soles a little less slick. It's not just you

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