shoes for clinical

[premedwoahs]

recommendations? i posted this in the wrong forum at first.

[ItsTheDude]

i've always worn tennis shoes, all white k-swiss is my fav.

[just_cause, BSN, RN]

clogoutlet.com purchased closed back sanita clogs, worked great. I'd try them on at a local shop first to get the correct euro size and fitting.

[premedwoahs]

lol no offense but, those dont look comfortable and i dont think i can pull off being a guy and wearing clogs...but thats just me.

[That Guy, BSN, RN, EMT-B]

The only male that should ever wear clogs is Mario Batali.

[cHaNkStA]

Crocs anyone?

[just_cause, BSN, RN]

good luck in nursing - especially since your shoes are so important in defining your sexuality.

but seriously if you can get over 'image' sanitas and danskos are great functional shoes.

[That Guy, BSN, RN, EMT-B]

good luck in nursing - especially since your shoes are so important in defining your sexuality.

but seriously if you can get over 'image' sanitas and danskos are great functional shoes.

I never said that. Those shoes are just hideous all as ****. God they are ugly.

[akadimkz, ADN, RN]

I think K-swiss are genius I will keep that in mind.

[Bob_N_VA]

I bought a pair of these.

I bought a pair of these http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ef=oss_product

They are very comfortable, look pretty good and are well made. Price is right too.

[CoffeemateCNA]

Skechers!!

Don't skimp when purchasing shoes. At first, I opted for the cheap $5 shoes from Wal-Mart since I knew that getting assorted human bodily fluids on them was a possibility.

My knees and back did NOT thank me for that.

Now I go for the nicer, supportive, more comfortable ones and just try to avoid any "leakage" from other people.

[premedwoahs]

I think I am going to go with the standard all-white Nike Air Max 90's.