Published Jul 22, 2007
mydee
123 Posts
I just had my first cna clinicals and my feet are killing me. I had some walking gym shoes but at the end of the day with being on my feet I understood the importance of foot wear in the medical world. I have huge feet and wear a size 11 womens shoe (I am 5'11) if anyone can tell me where to find some shoes that are confortable please let me know.
Mydee
SonicnurseRN
138 Posts
HI! I'm exactly your height & have the same shoe size. I recently got a job as a CNA & am in RN school. My feet hurt BIG time & the only thing that helps me is Crocs. They are easy to find in size 11 and the only shoe I can wear that helps my feet not ache...cheap too! Shoes.com is where I get mine. Good Luck!
danissa, LPN, LVN
896 Posts
Hey mydee..my mans a podiatrist..I'll send him over to fix your feet babe!!!
zooz
196 Posts
Another vote for Crocs! I think they are oh so very comfortable.
One word of advice: If you decide to get a pair, make sure you wear lightweight socks. Crocs tend to hold heat (especially if you get a model without top or side air vents).
Scooter1129
9 Posts
I feel your pain! An RN told me to buy Crocs,I did.But my feet still hurt.I bought a thin pair of socks to wear but they are very snug on my toes when I put the croc on.I was told today to buy croc socks.We have a scrub store that sells these.Im going in the morning.My poor feet cant take much more!Dont waist your money on the cheap off brand croc look-a-likes,your feet will hurt even more.The cost of the real thing is $25.00 -$35.00 in my neck of the woods.