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My Nursing course requires white nursing shoes or white soft sole tennis shoes .... Any recommendations?

i love my danskos and timberlands!

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I have been wearing these since I started nursing school. I always get 12-hour rotations and these hold up very well, pretty cheap too. The back is a little low and it kinda feels like it might come off, but it never does and I got used to it. Landau FootWeaRX Women's Scrubzone Energize Nursing Shoe | allheart.com

I gave in and decided to buy these shoes from your suggestion! The heel is pretty low so it does have a feeling like it might come off, but I love the fact that it has no laces and it just slips on. I also have always had a preference of keeping my shoes loose (keeping the laces ties loosely so I could just slip my feet in and out.) I got them today and so far I love them. :)

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[color=#333333]i have been wearing these since i started nursing school. i always get 12-hour rotations and these hold up very well, pretty cheap too. the back is a little low and it kinda feels like it might come off, but it never does and i got used to it.

landau footwearx women's scrubzone energize nursing shoe | allheart.com

i'm looking for shoes to wear to clinicals. my school doesn't allow sneakers or crocs. these landau's look good. are they rubber all around?

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Specializes in Pediatrics.

I'm getting Nikes. They are the only tennis shoes I can wear comfortably. Our handbook says "no nursing clogs" so I don't know if that means no nursing shoes in general or just the clog style.

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I'm getting Nikes. They are the only tennis shoes I can wear comfortably. Our handbook says "no nursing clogs" so I don't know if that means no nursing shoes in general or just the clog style.

I'd say they mean no clogs. (nursing style or otherwise).

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My school has the same shoe requirements as you, and I got the Nurse Mates Dove after reading reviews on several popular nursing shoes. They are very economical in comparison to other shoes out there! Another added benefit is they have a leather stain-resistant surface so they are easy to clean if you get something on them.

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I have Danskos, and they do ok for short shifts, (8 hours) but I don't like them for 12s, they are so heavy! I feel like they slow me down. I need to find some good tennis shoes... maybe running shoes (for runners) they tend to have extra padding for shock absorption... *ponders*

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Specializes in Emergency Room.

I bought some all white Nike Shox at a Nike outlet and they were on sale. My program doesn't allow clogs so I had to buy tennis shoes but here is the website I would've used had I not found the shoes I wanted in person. Shoes White All White | Eastbay.com

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My program requires all white, all leather, and no clogs. I got these... they have good arch support and are non-slip

New Balance WW512 White - Zappos.com Free Shipping BOTH WaysI also decided these could be some added cushion and shock absorption

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