Shoes?

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I just recently graduated and I'm looking into investing in a good pair of shoes. I was given some Danskos, but they didn't work for me because they were too tight on the top of my foot and cut off circulation. I was looking at clogs, Grey's anatomy, alegria, and orthoheel sneakers. I gained a lot of weight during my program and my feet/knees are not thrilled, and i also have terrible posture. Any recommendations/suggestions?

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Specializes in LTC.

I am in love with Alegria shoes, in particular the Kayla clog. It is the only style of Alegria I have tried so far and I couldn't be happier. No longer are my knees and back killing me after a shift and the shoes are cute too.

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Specializes in Dialysis.
I am in love with Alegria shoes, in particular the Kayla clog. It is the only style of Alegria I have tried so far and I couldn't be happier. No longer are my knees and back killing me after a shift and the shoes are cute too.

I love the Keli style. But Alegria are my fave for sure!

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Specializes in LTC Rehab Med/Surg.

Danskos were too tight on the top of my foot.

Alegrias are just right.

I think I could have found cheaper shoes that fit just as well, but the alegrias make me feel like a star.

They sparkle. Literally, they sparkle. When I look at my feet they make me smile. Some shift I might just tip over head first staring at my shoes.

I'm pretty easy to impress.

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I really like my Sanita clogs. They're well made and my feet aren't killing me by the end of a 12 hour shift. Danskos didn't really work well for my feet either.

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I'm planning on getting some Alegrias. They look super cute. Not sure if I should get the closed shoe or the clog that's open and sort of look like a Mary Jane but not as oppen. I think it's called the classic.

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