Looking for shoes that look just professional enough to be in a healthcare setting, that one could wear for 8-14 hours without too much misery (obviously things are going to hurt no matter what at that point). While I have a pair or two of allen edmunds and other dressier style shoe, I'm looking for something a little more utilitarian. Saw some deals lately for Merrel brevard oxfords and was wondering if anyone had experience with them? I recall posts in the past about merrel going down hill once they became the tacticool go to, but am just curious if anyone has used these offerings. Was also considering the Chukka for more ankle support, but it kind of looks like there isn't any more support, just a slightly taller ankle height shoe.... What do you guys on your feet all day wear? Thanks!

My foot problems started with plantar fasciitis.  First I got the correct arch support but that, all though helpful, did little to end the pain.  It wasn't until I stopped drinking and went to a keto diet that my feet started to get better. The diet not only got weight off my feet but also took the inflammation out which is the real problem.  Now I can go all day on my feet..  So good support and getting the weight down and the inflammation out were the keys to happy feet for me.  may not have anything to do with you.  Hope that helps.

We're business casual at work.  I've worn brown leather Rockport Eureka shoes for years.  Very comfortable.

Cole Haan Zero Grands.



Dress shoes with a sport shoe sole. I have 3 pair. They come in a multitude of colors. Trust me. Just go check them out. They are super light and wear like a pair of sneakers.