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1. A pair of Adidas Cloudform running sneakers since, according to reviewers, these are some of the comfiest and supportive walking shoes out there — which is ideal for nurses because there is rarely a moment when you aren't on your feet.




2. A pair of tie-dye Crocs because they'll add a lil' pop of color to your nursing uniform and feel very comfortable on your feet.




3. Or, a pair of solid Crocs clogs if you're worried about potential fluids leaking through the little Crocs holes. These are just as exciting, durable, and comfy with a bit more protection.




4. A pair of popular Allbirds runners made from lightweight and breathable eucalyptus fibers, which means they're just as sustainable as they are comfortable.




5. A nonslip athletic sneaker with extra supportive soles for any nurses who walk frequently throughout their shifts.




6. A New Balance sneaker featuring an uber-supportive memory foam sole insert, aka your potential solution to body aches after hours on end at the hospital.




7. A pair of Brooks running shoes that are a tried and true favorite of the nursing community. I actually just got my first pair and gave them a whirl today, and I can attest to their comfort and unbeatable support.




8. A tough and durable waterproof walking sneaker ideal for nurses working in settings where they need to protect their feet from bodily fluids.




9. Or a loafer that is made of easy-to-clean material, so if you tend to work with somewhat messy patients, this might be the shoe for you.




10. A pair of Gales "Frontline Nurse" shoes, made specifically for healthcare workers, that are waterproof, slip-resistant, super supportive, *and* antimicrobial! What CAN'T these shoes do??



Gales

Promising review: "I LOVE these shoes. It feels like walking on clouds. I love them. They are incredibly comfortable. Gales are by far my favorite. I’m an RN. I work 12+ hour shifts. My feet don’t hurt when I wear these bad boys! I love them so much a few days after I received my first pair, I ordered a second pair." —Brynna Porch

Get them from Stand Shoes for $90+ (available in sizes 5–17 and seven colors)


11. A pair of Dr. Scholl's sneakers that are comfortable enough to wear in the hospital but also cute enough to wear every day out and about!




12. A pair of lightweight memory foam shoes you can definitely wear on the job, but would also make great gym shoes because of the flat soles and excellent arch support.