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Old 07-13-2009, 04:29 PM #1
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can anyone help me i live in tucson wear its really hot so ive been wearing flip flops but my feet are numb and today i dident feel the top of my toe touching something and it made a real bad indentation that still there after 2 hours what i need to know is some good shoes that are going to protect my feet but not be to hot and heavy thank you:)
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I've heard Crocs are supposed to be comfy, and would give your feet some protection. I've never tried them, but they look like they have ventalation too, so might be coolish. Flip-flops are the worst things in the world to wear, except at a pool
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I like Keen and Mephisto. Both are closed toe.
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I like the "Teva" or "teva naot" - search the internet. they both have good sandals that hold your foot...
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I heard too flip flops can create problems cause lack of support. I wear Nike walking shoes that I woud not say are light but are lighter then most walking shoes. They have a lot of mesh. I have seen some that are even more mesh you may want to look and see. I have read that for feet issues Merrell is a good brand and New Balance as well.
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Flip FLops on a regular basis are not good. They can cause a lot of problems. New Balance is supposed to be a very good shoe.

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I heard too flip flops can create problems cause lack of support. I wear Nike walking shoes that I woud not say are light but are lighter then most walking shoes. They have a lot of mesh. I have seen some that are even more mesh you may want to look and see. I have read that for feet issues Merrell is a good brand and New Balance as well.
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Check these out

http://www.keenfootwear.com/product/...0h2/rice%20bag

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I go to a department store that has all their shoes and sizes on display. I keep trying on shoes until I find one that is comfortable. For that I do not need anyone to keep bringing me different shoes or sizes.
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