shoe recommendation

[macphanatic]

Second the Ecco's. Very comfortable.

[WHiiP]

I have heard great things about the ECCOs as well. I have also heard that they may not fit into your generous budget.

[mrlynn]

I have SAS EEE width (nice and wide), light, breathable, leather walking shoe:



http://www.amazon.com/SAS-Time-Mens-Shoe...10?s=shoes&srs=3040899011&ie=UTF8&qid=1380715985&sr=1-10&keywords=sas+shoes

I have orthotics in mine. Relatively dressy, except for the SAS logos.

/Mr Lynn

[Fritz]

eccos as mentioned or mephistos. expen$ive but worth it.

[NewtonMP2100]

shoe fly......???

[DP]

mrlynn wrote:
I have SAS EEE width (nice and wide), light, breathable, leather walking shoe:



http://www.amazon.com/SAS-Time-Mens-Shoe...10?s=shoes&srs=3040899011&ie=UTF8&qid=1380715985&sr=1-10&keywords=sas+shoes

I have orthotics in mine. Relatively dressy, except for the SAS logos.

/Mr Lynn

These are "old man" shoes!

[mrlynn]

DP wrote:
These are "old man" shoes!

And those Eccos are not?

/Mr Lynn

[rz]

I have never paid, nor do I think I'd ever pay $250 for a pair of shoes! I think I paid close to $100 once for a pair of "nice" hiking boots at the insistence of my wife, and the only time I ever wear them is at her parents' house in the mountains.

I have a couple of pairs of "dress" shoes that I wear once or twice a year when I get dressed up, like for a wedding or funeral.

I'm wearing Rockport slip on shoes right now at work. I probably paid $50-60 for them. They are very comfortable.

[lost in space]

I need shoes with a stiff, supporting sole and have found Geox to be the best for me. I use orthotics and a lift in the left one. Breathable, $180 - $

[NewtonMP2100]

uh, some of those shoes are fugly.........