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I have yet to find a real comfortable pair of nursing shoes. I have been wearing Nikes because I have high arches, but I was wondering what everyone else wears. I have heard birkenstocks are good, but I am afraid to spend all of that money and find out I dont like them!:confused:

a clog? a clog-eze......... :-)

don't have a clue about 'em, except i luv mine.....

but the -eze part for me is

my clogs have a back on them.....

very very comfortable and designed with being on your feet all the time.....

beats my dollar general tennis shoes hands down.......

ROFLMAO............us women do do some funny stuff....to share the hand cream or not to .........

share the hand cream........ :o

later

micro

back to shoes.....in straight street shoes for the last three days.....or bare feet........no work.....:-)

i wear "anywear clogs." they're extremely comfortable and they come in like 15 different colors at tafford.com incase you don't want conventional white shoes

I have been looking for shoes and having a hard time finding all WHITE. The lady at the shoe store suggested Reebok DMX b/c of my high arches. I have not had these on yet for long periods of time, but they feel so good (like they were made for my feet and walking on air). My shins hurt more like burn when I walk a lot. She said it was b/c I was wearing cross-trainers and should wear walking shoes. I guess we'll see. Hopefully I will go walking one day this week in them (to try them out). Rollerbladed with dh today.

just bought a pair of dansko professionals and love them! will never buy anything but that now.

I love the second pair of Reebok DMX shoes I bought--the first pair a couple of years ago had a terrible squeek in them, but apparently the company worked out that bug. I still think Nike's last longer. I had one pair of SAS and couldn't stand them. I live in Amish/Mennonite country and a lot of those women wear them. I like wearing my shoes about 6 months at work, then bringing them home and getting about another year or two out of them. The SAS shoes went in the garbage...I wouldn't be caught with them on anywhere! I have always wanted clogs....

RN always: You can buy Merrell, SAS, NurseMates and Modellista shoes at shoebuy.com. The great part about shoebuy.com is that they have an enormous selection of sizes.

Specializes in Med-Surg Nursing.
Originally posted by mario_ragucci

Lol, when I think of clog, i think of a wooden block tired to an animals feet to keep it in place. Lol, I want to try a clog, is it only for women? It's designed for a woman's foot? ope i'm not out of place asking.

Yesterday, in class, three other students were passing around this hand cream. So I asked if I could try it. The student barked at and embarrassed me saying "No! It's only for women." I can't think where I would try to hoard hand cream, and then to embarrass me like that. Yet, women do it. Mario got chumped, for all my hand washing and dry hands. Thank you.

Women, get overit.. Men get dry hands, and have similiar integumentary.sys like women. Heck, even sons donate kidneys to moms, etc. So if a fellow student nurse asks for hand cream, lend it w/o the bs. We all wash our hands a million phreaking times, okay!

I'd share my hand cream with you Mario.

My duty shoes are Merrells, my gym shoes are Merrells, my winter boots are Merrells. Heck, if they made pumps, I'd buy those too. It's like they were made for my tiny, high arched feet.

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