It's complicated. It varies from person to person. To find out which shoes would be comfortable to you, First ask yourself, which foot type you have? ....this may help
I agree with roser13.Yes, I don't think there's a single answer to that question -- different makes (and models) of shoes are more or less comfortable for different people. I've had v. good...
If you do go with a littman go with the cheapest model - that's all you need for nursing school. Plus, nurses and residents will want to borrow your stethoscope and you will have to track them down to...
If you do go with a littman go with the cheapest model - that's all you need for nursing school. Plus, nurses and residents will want to borrow your stethoscope and you will have to track them down to...
I know everyone will give you recommendations on what works best for them, but I just wanted to encourage you to find a reputable running store in your area and have them do an assessment of your feet...
I have the Classic III and I LOVE it. I've had the lightweight, select and Classic II and the classic III is far superior. My only complaint? It's heavy- about the same as the cards III I tested in...
I have an electronic steth made by andromed that is amazing! I know there are steths with T-loops and accomadations for hearing aides. You can research online and I have used steths by phillips and...
The BEST are the ones that work for YOU! Seriously, you have to figure this out on your own because everyone has such different issues. For years, I swore by Birkenstock and couldn't have worked at...
If you do go with a littman go with the cheapest model - that's all you need for nursing school. Plus, nurses and residents will want to borrow your stethoscope and you will have to track them down to...