Cute supportive walking shoes

[scorpio72]

We're going to Ireland in a few weeks and I need some walking shoes. We'll be doing lots of walking and I don't want to wear tennis shoes. Something dressier that I could wear at night too would be great. It will be cool and I tend to get cold easily so I usually stay away from ballet flats when it's cold. Any suggestions?

[bimbi284]

Nordstrom has a "comfort" category: m.shop.nordstrom.com/c/womens-comfort-shoes?dept=8000001&origin=topnav#category=b2374961%7Cf8000809%2C60128921%2C8000827%2C8000845%7Cf8000462%2C8000463&type=category&defaultsize3=&size=&width=&color=&price=&brand=&stores=&instoreavailability=false&lastfilter=&sizeFinderId=8&resultsmode=&segmentId=0&page=1&partial=1&pagesize=24&contextualsortcategoryid=0

[FormerCityGirl]

I'd start with the European comfort brands and go from there. You'll sort through some ugly, but find some very comfortable options and some that are even waterproof. My Pikolinos are waterproof. I'd look at Ecco, Clarks, Sofft, Born, and Pikolinos to start. I'd have two pairs to take in case one gets wet and just to trade off to avoid blisters from shoes rubbing in the same spots.

[ilovedpp]

What about a flat bootie, or even tall boot? Are you going to be wearing jeans mostly, or other kinds of pants, or skirts/dresses?

Maybe a loafer or a sperry type shoe?