Sep 13, 2014 by duskyjewel duskyjewel specializes in hospice. 1,335 Posts; 14,338 Profile Views HollyLynn14 said: Landau FootweaRx Unisex Comfort Clog | allheart.com My daughter wants a pair of these just "because". Thats a 9 year old, and thats how comfortable they are. How long do they last on someone walking a floor for 12 hours a night? I like the price but don't want to spend it every other month when I've been getting 6-9 good months out of Nurse Mates. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sep 13, 2014 by LadyFree28, BSN, RN LadyFree28 has 10 years experience as a BSN, RN and specializes in Pediatrics, Rehab, Trauma. 8,427 Posts; 75,411 Profile Views I just got a new pair of danskos and weirdly that don't feel like they need to be broken in, after hearing so much about the break in period I'm worried I got the wrong size! No worries...you got the right size; your feet are made for Danskos. I never have to "break in" my Danskos. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jul 4, 2015 by BarbaraNM, ASN, RN BarbaraNM has 3 years experience as a ASN, RN. 502 Posts; 8,214 Profile Views Clyde the Pointer said: I am 245# and find that Dansko's work great. I got tired of $125 running shoes q 6 months. I just ordered two pair of Sanitas from clogoutlet.com thanks for the suggestion. I will post when I wear them around for awhile. I got one pair at reg price, and one pair of 2nds. My order is $160 so that's about like the running shoes I wore. They were great for 3 months then they start breaking down, and after 6 months I have knee pain. Everyone is different. I am on a med surg floor and cover a lot of ground. I am 6'2" and though I could drop 20# I like to feed too much. FYI. Hi, Just wondering how the Sanitas worked out for you? I am looking at their site now and they are offering 15% off for 4th of July. Thinking of ordering a pair.... Thanks!! 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jul 14, 2015 by kelseyadams2124 Are you a credible source? Add your Credentials, Experience, etc. 1 Post; 365 Profile Views Brooks tennis shoes are the absolute best. They can get pricey, but are totally worth it! My feet never ache or are sore after my 12 hr shifts anymore! 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jul 22, 2015 by PICU_BSN_RN_711, BSN, RN PICU_BSN_RN_711 has 4 years experience as a BSN, RN and specializes in Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. 19 Posts; 1,413 Profile Views I would definitely suggest Dankso clogs, Converses, or Asics Gel Nimbus! Don't forget compression socks because they make a world of difference! 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nov 10, 2017 by Landc Are you a credible source? Add your Credentials, Experience, etc. 17 Posts; 162 Profile Views 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 experiences with Nursemates, SAS, and New Balance. But, just because one person swears by a particular brand of shoe, that doesn't mean it will work for you. It's better to find out from own. This may help you. Thanks 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jun 5 by Claudster Are you a credible source? Add your Credentials, Experience, etc. 1 Follower; 5 Posts; 2,369 Profile Views We did a "Nursing Unboxed" video with the ZCoiL shoe. Watch for the 15% discount code in the video! 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jul 26 by Rionoir Are you a credible source? Add your Credentials, Experience, etc. 442 Posts; 2,566 Profile Views On 6/5/2019 at 8:21 AM, Claudster said: We did a "Nursing Unboxed" video with the ZCoiL shoe. Watch for the 15% discount code in the video Come on $250 for clogs? I'll stick with my NB. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jul 26 by caliotter3 Are you a credible source? Add your Credentials, Experience, etc. 3 Followers; 36,831 Posts; 97,268 Profile Views 3 hours ago, Rionoir said: Come on $250 for clogs? I'll stick with my NB. Since Payless went out of business, I am out of my usual source for footwear, nursing or not. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jul 26 by Rionoir Are you a credible source? Add your Credentials, Experience, etc. 442 Posts; 2,566 Profile Views I went to New Balance the other day and bought some great running shoes that were like half off. They were the 990 or 890... tons of cushion! And I’m not a small guy. Paid 60 bucks! 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jul 28 by kbrn2002, ADN, RN kbrn2002 has 25 years experience as a ADN, RN and specializes in Geriatrics. 2,939 Posts; 29,028 Profile Views I used to wear Alegria and occasionally some Dansko's. Then I found Halflinger, not necessarily a nursing shoe but they are the only shoes I've ever worn that I have zero pain after a double. No back, hip, knee or foot pain at all. Now that's all I wear. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jul 28 by Stcroix, ASN, RN Stcroix has 6 years experience as a ASN, RN and specializes in cardiac-telemetry, hospice, ICU. 448 Posts; 11,800 Profile Views I replied to this topic years ago. I tried at least 10 different types of shoes. In the last two years of my career i found Hoka 5, a running shoe. Lightweight, well padded, and protect my arthritic feet. Like it has been said, no one shoe works for everyone, but I am a happy camper. oh yeah, they last a year on the floor. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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