Dec 7, 200916 yr What are the best shoes for 12 hours shifts. Has anybody tried the new "butt toners" from sketchers and nike?
Dec 7, 200916 yr I use Z coils and love them. Bit expensive but they last forever so the trade off is a good one.
Dec 7, 200916 yr I like clogs,I dont like flats,my feet are more comfortable with a little hill for some reason.
Dec 7, 200916 yr I am going to get the ones from Reebok in the next couple weeks if I ever make my way to the store. They are the only ones that I have seen that aren't so ugly.
Dec 7, 200916 yr I have Crocs (no support but super light), New Balances (love them but can't keep em tied), and knock off Dansko's (Spring Step or something and I wear these the most). I've tried on the new Sketchers but they are super clunky and ugly.
Dec 7, 200916 yr I swear by Dansko clogs...I work 16h shifts. I've tried New Balance, Asics shoes and anything but clogs leavesme with achy legs. I used to get cramps, legs just felt awful. Clogs to me are like essential "equipment"!
Dec 7, 200916 yr I have tried Dansko... I gave them about three months (the recommended trial) and didn't care for them... I wear Nike Air shoes... I am on my feet about 99% of the day...
Dec 7, 200916 yr I have the Sketchers and I love them! :loveya: I bought a second pair. They don't feel heavy to me, the bottoms are "squishy" enough to absorb shock and my legs and back feel great! I bought them for comfort, not for toning, so I haven't paid any attention to that aspect.
Dec 7, 200916 yr I wear Sanita in the Marcelle style. They are awesome! My first pair of clogs were the Dansko Professional and it took me 3 months to break them in. I almost gave up on them. Then I read about how Dansko used to be made by Sanita, so I tried them. Zero break in needed and they are more comfortable thank Danskos in my opinion.I need to try the Reeboks..precisely for the toning aspect.
What are the best shoes for 12 hours shifts. Has anybody tried the new "butt toners" from sketchers and nike?