Nursing Shoe

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Specializes in LTC & Correctional Nursing.

I know that this question has been asked a 100 times before but I am going to ask again.... What is the best nursing tennis shoe? Doesn't have to be all whire or whatever. Just looking for comfort. I have a high arch and have considered that Nike Shock but I am usure. Thanks in advance!:D

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Specializes in ER, Special Care Nursery, CCU.

Crocs are a pretty comfortable, light-weight shoe. I've heard Nike Shocks are a very good shoe to buy as well. I've always used Addidas or K-Swiss shoes, and have had no problems with them! Bottem line is don't get a cheap off brand shoe, because I've tried that, and it really makes a difference - plus they don't hold up as well.

Hope that helps some!

Cory

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Some swear by running shoes. For me, it's running shoes for running, and walking shoes for walking. I've got NB walking shoes for work -- leather, all white -- and they've got lots of life left in them even after a few years. They're more comfortable than the running shoes which I use for -- you guessed it -- running.

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Specializes in Cardiac, Hospice, Float pool, Med/Peds.

I get different shoes each time... From Brooks to Crocs to New Balance. I look at comfort first and make sure that I can tolearate 12+ hours in a pair...

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Specializes in School Nursing.

I have several pairs and rotate on a daily basis. I love my Nursemates, and I also have several pairs of Crocs (the un-holey ones as well as those with just the lower vent holes), and Nikes but I'm not sure which style.

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Specializes in MICU for 4 years, now PICU for 3 years!.

I wear Shox and love love love them! I am very hard on my shoes, and I managed to wear my last pair for about 9 months before I needed to get a new pair. I also wear Dansko's every once in a while, but for the most part its my shox!

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