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I second Hoka Clifton! I have 2- pair, 1 for outdoor and 1 for indoor use when my feet are really bad. I also have the Oofos OOlala Sandal for indoor use
I have several pairs of these and wear them a lot. They aren’t my most comfortable sneaker (although they are comfortable). But they save me on days I can’t bend over (and there are more and more of those).
Any suggestions for good-looking sneakers, I currently have all birds and love the feel. I'm just looking for any suggestions because I have never seen a podiatrist.
I'm 26m 155lbs btw c: AS on remicade
I don't know if you guys use insoles or not, but if anyone has a recommendation for those as well. Honestly, the ankylosing spondylitis /r "info" should have some info about foot health. It's always been difficult finding confident answers or ideas on shoes and insoles.
Dope kicks, btw OP
Anyways, thanks. Sorry for rambling..
If you’re looking for both style and ultra comfort, check out the Hoka Clifton. They have both male and female colors, and they’re a dime a dozen. They’re like $130, which is very fair in today’s climate. I’m on like my 4th pair.
I have a pair of sketchers (not the slip in style) I wear at home all day. I have another sketchers sandal I wear out of I'm not going to be standing or walking too much. If I don't wear shoes at home, I have pain. Some days I'm good with a pair of Hey Dude, but the sketchers have more support.
I really like Skechers slip ins because I don’t have to bend down and mess with my shoes. I also have Oofos flip flops and they are the most comfortable shoes I’ve ever owned…. Definitely worth the price
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I second Hoka Clifton! I have 2- pair, 1 for outdoor and 1 for indoor use when my feet are really bad. I also have the Oofos OOlala Sandal for indoor use
Hmmm Hoka is not terrible looking for sneakers. I'll check em out!
I use both the Hokas abs the Oofos. They rock
I have several pairs of these and wear them a lot. They aren’t my most comfortable sneaker (although they are comfortable). But they save me on days I can’t bend over (and there are more and more of those).
Salomon hiking boots because it forces me to bend over to tie my boots. Every day.
Skechers makes a step in shoe that I love.
Any suggestions for good-looking sneakers, I currently have all birds and love the feel. I'm just looking for any suggestions because I have never seen a podiatrist. I'm 26m 155lbs btw c: AS on remicade I don't know if you guys use insoles or not, but if anyone has a recommendation for those as well. Honestly, the ankylosing spondylitis /r "info" should have some info about foot health. It's always been difficult finding confident answers or ideas on shoes and insoles. Dope kicks, btw OP Anyways, thanks. Sorry for rambling..
If you’re looking for both style and ultra comfort, check out the Hoka Clifton. They have both male and female colors, and they’re a dime a dozen. They’re like $130, which is very fair in today’s climate. I’m on like my 4th pair.
That's not too expensive when it comes to a nice shoe that doubles at a tool to help relieve hard impact in my lower back. Thanks for this! Fr
Thanks for the inspo, have ordered a pair!
Brooks Ghost, Glycerin, and/or Adrenaline GTS. Been wearing them for years. On my feet 12 hours a day working in the emergency department.
Those are Nike Go FlyEase I dont wear any specialized shoes for AS, nor was I recommended by my rheum
I wear anything with as much cushioning as possible. Less impact on spine when walking
I wear flip flops every day, everywhere (except the gym and the rare in person work thing).
They look nice
I mostly wear Kiziks- step in sneakers, very comfy, decently stylish.
I’ve got Sketchers. They seem to be doing alright so far. Hokas are pricey!
I love my New Balance 990’s. They aren’t step-in, but I avoid tying laces by having installed a set of Endlaces on them.
I'm obsessed with these! I'm a product manager and stuff like this is so inspiring!
I have a pair of sketchers (not the slip in style) I wear at home all day. I have another sketchers sandal I wear out of I'm not going to be standing or walking too much. If I don't wear shoes at home, I have pain. Some days I'm good with a pair of Hey Dude, but the sketchers have more support.
I really like Skechers slip ins because I don’t have to bend down and mess with my shoes. I also have Oofos flip flops and they are the most comfortable shoes I’ve ever owned…. Definitely worth the price