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Best shoes for a 16hr shift?

Crocs perhaps?

I have big feet tho...

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Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych.

I did 16-hour weekend double shifts on and off for about 4 years. I had several pairs of imitation Crocs that were rather comfortable, but my preference is to wear running shoes such as Nike Reax, Adidas or New Balance.

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Best shoes for a 16hr shift?

Crocs perhaps?

I have big feet tho...

Crocs? Oh no you need something comfortable such as sneakers with some type of cushioning and support in them

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Then I will be sneaker shopping today! Thank you. I can find some real comfy sneakers way cheaper than crocs.

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Specializes in Orthopedics, and Home care.

In my opinion , cheaper doesn't always mean better or most comfortable . When you have a chance to save up , invest in crocks or dansko, they are expensive , but my dansko last abt 2 yrs.. Just a little FYI ..

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Specializes in 4.

I got nurses shoes comparable to dansko but half the price at JC Penney's. I don't remember the brand & they feel fine. I do prefer tennis shoes though.

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Specializes in Acute Rehab, IMCU, ED, med-surg.

After extensive experimentation (Danskos, Nurse Mates, Sanita) I'm finally happy with the Columbia Sportswear Conspiracy - upgraded with moldable insoles (also from Columbia). Comfortable feet, but I could run for my life if I had to. Also, these shoes have the Outsole waterproofing.

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