crocs for work!

Bistro crocs, they’re non slip and my feet don’t get tired till like way later into the shift or not at all. They even have a memory foam one and I heard those are comfy just need to break them in a lil

Bistro crocs they’re far from fashionable but they’re the absolute best my feet and knees used to kill me after work and now I hardly notice any discomfort. I got mine from Mr Bezos for like $25

I wear doc martens and never notice any issues

i wear nonslip vans :’) i hear very mixed opinions on vans in general but they’re literally the only shoe i’ve ever worn that don’t absolutely murder my feet

I have had sketchers nonslip slip ons and they’ve been great with insoles but I’ve worn them out. I just recently got some nonslip shoes made for nurses off Amazon. They’re not super cute just basic slide ons but they do the trick for work.

KURUs. Expensive but SO worth it

I use Merrels no slip work shoe. Take a beating easy to clean and have great arch support

I wear actual work boots. Mine are steel toed ones bc I do work outside of sbux in them but they're comfy. I don't have to have insoles in them. They're made to be worked long hours in.

I have these vans that are black leather and have anti slip on the bottom and also have their special soles that are more comfortable- never have ever had majorly sore feet after a shift.
And the leather is nice bc water resistant and super easy to clean!!

I wear brooks and they are absolutely perfect! More on the expensive side but worth it. Also ASICS have worked great for me

Cheap black running shoes.

I wear sperry duckboots, if you’re lucky you can get them on sale for a decent price.

Klogs

I wear doc martins and haven’t had any issues. I think they’re relatively comfortable overall.

On-Clouds are awesome. I have the Cloud Waterproof shoes with speed elastic laces and my feet never hurt. They are pricey but worth the comfort

Bistro crocs 100%. I've been wearing them for about 10 or so years. They last forever, super waterproof/heatproof. Nonslip. Not horribly expensive either.

I find the powerstep insoles are better than the dr scholls and make your feet hurt wayyyy less

I’ve gotten myself used to barefoot shoes - especially those from vivobarefoot. I find them much easier to wear and stand in for hours on end than traditional shoes. They take a lot of time to get used to but once you do, they feel great and are so much better for your body

vans slip ons