Most comfortable sneakers?

[elwoodtrix]

Honesty, the Hokas didn’t work for me. The support ridge that is between the toes and the ball of the foot landed right on the balls of me feet. Made my toes go numb. I ended up with the Cloud brand

What model of Hokas did you try? I've got 2 different pairs of boots for work, the anacapas and Kaha gtx. I have 7 other pair of sneakers. 2 pair of bondi 7's, 1 pair of bondi 8, zinal, mach 5, profly, challenger atr 6. I just started the on clouds, Cloudtec and some other "cloud" name. Waaaay too many for sure, but I was off 14 months and REI has some killer deals!

 

[jmike314]

I coach.
All summer long and into Fall out on the field and then all through the Winter and into Spring.
Late practices, long nights, never ending tournaments.....it takes a toll.
This past Summer, I picked up a pretty painful case of plantar fasciitis.
Insoles helped but they weren't enough.
Bought a pair of HOKA Bondi and it was night and day. Feet never felt better.
I now own 3 pair of HOKA shoes and I'm getting ready to get another.

HOKA Bondi

 

[okietool]

Try some water shoes.
They wear out pretty quick, but they’re usually cheap and very comfortable.

 

[OneMoreEvan]

Don't know if you're still looking, but if anyone is interested, I find these quite comfortable and on they're definitely worth it on sale. Altama Men's Maritime Assault Low Shoes

 

[Camo]

Columbia shoes. I destroy sneakers in a few months. This is my second pair. First pair lasted over a year and still going but real thin on sole.

 

[Oklahomahunter]

Columbia shoes. I destroy sneakers in a few months. This is my second pair. First pair lasted over a year and still going but real thin on sole.

I joke with the other dads in our scout troop that those and the Merrell’s that so many wear are birth control shoes.

 

[XYZ]

Old ones

 

[Jason Freeland]

I use Sketchers Slip-ins as I have trouble bending down to tie shoes, and they have worked quite well. I used to use Propet but they only had velcro ones last time I looked. I may switch back since they look like they have slip ins now.

 

[Letfreedomring]

Skechers arch-fit or asics are my goto since they seem to have the best arch support along with extra cushioning. I've tried the Hoka's and while they had great support and cushioning, the heel drop was more than I liked in the pair I had and can't remember what version they were. I've got several pair that I switch out daily since my feet sweat like crazy and to prevent the shoes from wearing out so fast.

 

[Aku]

Brooks. Most comfortable shoe I've ever worn. But after reading this thread looks like I'm gonna try some others.