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A beach sandal with a shaped footbed and a rubber outsole, built to handle salt water and still look presentable at dinner. It walks far better than an ordinary flip-flop. The toe post and the lack of any heel strap are what limit how far you can go in it.
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A wipe-clean work clog for long shifts on hard floors, with a soft footbed and a grippy tread. It is easy to live with and easy to clean, but the deliberately roomy heel is the thing most people either love or return it over.
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A light, smart-looking gym shoe that handles classes, short runs and everyday wear in one pair. It suits people whose training is varied rather than specialised. Serious lifting and long runs are both outside what it does well.
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This is one of the most unusual running shoes Nike has made in years, with a bouncy, well-protected ride that feels like nothing else on the road. It shines on long, easy runs, but its narrow shape and hefty feel mean it will not suit everyone, so try a pair before you buy.
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A deeply cushioned, stable trail shoe for people who spend hours on their feet off road and want protection more than speed. The wide base and quick-draining upper are its strengths. Its weight and its very small update are the reasons to hesitate.
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A do-everything trail shoe whose deep lugs handle mud and wet rock better than almost anything at its price. It suits neutral runners, hikers and fast walkers on soft, messy ground, and it works year round. The firm ride and the narrow fit are what you weigh against that grip.
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The Wave Rider is no longer the firm, low-slung trainer people remember. Version 30 is much taller and much softer, and it handles long walks as happily as easy runs. The open question is whether the extra weight costs it the everyday versatility the line was built on.
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Saucony Peregrine 16 review: a full Vibram Megagrip outsole, softer PWRRUN foam and more stack.
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Read the Brooks Cascadia 20 review to see how this trail shoe balances comfort, stability, and durability for neutral runners.
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Thx Skechers Max Cushioning Elite 2.0 is soft walking shoe with a rolling sole that makes hard floors and long days easier on the feet, sold at a price the cushioning would not normally buy. Slip-in and wide versions widen its appeal.
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A wipe-clean leather work shoe on Hoka's deepest cushioning, built for people who spend a whole shift on hard floors. The slip-resistant sole and easy-clean upper are the point. It is heavy and expensive for what it is, and it runs warm.
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The lighter, softer Dansko clog, with a shaped footbed and a slip-resistant sole built for wet floors. It keeps the roomy shape and long life the brand is known for while being less punishing than the classic. The open heel and firm ride still will not suit everyone.
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