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http://www.skechers.com/style/76536/work-relaxed-fit-sure-track/wht#Color=BBK
Those are the best shoes I have ever worn, pretty light and super comfy. My feet do not hurt at all after 12 hours. I used to wear clogs but they just killed my feet.
I love athletic runner's shoes, and I usually add high impact insoles. I go through a pair of shoes about once every 4 months. I can tell when it's time for a new pair because I start to really notice knee, hip, lower back aches regularly.
https://www.fleetfeetsports.com/browse/shoes/womens
https://www.fleetfeetsports.com/browse/insoles
I love the feel of New Balance sneakers but I haven't been able to make them last long at all. Currently been wearing my first pair of Brooks for the last three months and liking them.
I can't say too much about the splash factors since most of them are mesh style for breathability. I think clogs could be more the way to go. I work in the ER and don't often have problems. On the odd occasion, I have an extra pair of scrubs, socks, old pair of sneakers in my locker for just in case. Usually, if they get dirty, it's a superficial spot. I wipe them down at work and them just throw my shoes in the washer with bleach when I get home.
I have found some great shoes at Wide Shoes Store. Loved them. I would definitely recommend them to all of you.
stephalina6, BSN, RN
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I was hoping some could recommend athletic type shoes. I'm trying to stay away from mesh athletic shoes because of the fluids that could end up on the shoes. I've tried Dansko clogs during nursing school and they are definitely not for me.
Thanks for any advice y'all can give! :)