Believe it or not...after so many years in this business I wear light comfy kind of black sneakers/slides  most of the time these days since usually it is very hot in SoCal, we are back to 90 starting now!:) . p.s. I wear heels only to show multimillion estates and not with every client.

By the way , NO ONE dresses daily like ladies in those'' Sell sunset ''etc. shows:) 

I practically live in Uggs!  Pays to have so many months of winter, lol  I even have ivory uggs for summer. 

It has been years since I have been on my feet all day showing property. I do recall the absolute pain I was in for wearing the wrong shoes when I did. OUCH! 

I recall Pacita C Dimacali sharing on FB some great sandals she discovered that were "stylish" and comfortable to wear all day and walking a lot. 

She retired and moved to Las Vegas. I do not believe she is on this platform these days however she is very active on FB.  She may be able to help. 

Let us know what you end up buying and loving. 

I wear sandals year around here and it is a challenge to find cute shoes due to size (AA) with good arch support for that lower back so I buy the same brands over and over and usually 2-3 pair when I order. Easy Spirit has been my go to for years for comfort. They carry extended widths (narrow to extra wide) and have cute sandals, flats, pumps, sneakers, etc. Easy Spirit.com. I also have Soft Spots for casual wear and David Tate for dressy sandals. 

I'm always on the hunt for soft ballerina-style flats that don't aggravate bunions. I like AK Sport, Cushionaire. When I find what I like in my size, I often buy an extra pair or two and put them aside as I wear out shoes. I even buy these ballerina flats with sparkles for when I go out. Have you looked at Vivaia... they sell on line.

I'm all for sandals and for comfort. I just bought some Reefs and in the "breaking in" stage before I wear them all day. I also like Sam Edelman slides. I have some Cole Haans I wear as well.

Tammy Lankford, I would suggest Clarks for the varied choices.  Like Diana Zaccaro Broker Associate I have narrow width so I make most of my purchases from Marmi shoes/Vanelli flat sandals.  

I also wear Keds sneakers in all colors depending on which properties I am showing.  Comfort is smart at this stage in my life. 

Although, I have never been a slave to fashion.  Remember platform shoes?  I looked like a hunch back trying to walk in those puppies.😂

I don't have any good input for you but am taking notes. I'm all about comfort.

Comfortable, sensible shoes are ALWAYS the deal.

So are bi-weekly to monthly chiro visits.

Sketcher WalkFits . . . or somesuch.

Tammy I have worn only Kuru sandals for the past 3 years. Ive had several foot surgeries with not great results.  I've tried at least 75 other brands to no avail.  They have sandals and other shoes you can dress up or dress down.  And they're specifically for folks with foot issues.   Hope this helps!

Michael Kors shoes, either slip on sneakers (mine are gold which give them a "formal" look) or platform Espodrille sandals that give you some height but you don't walk around on tippy toes.  With pants I wear Cole Haan half boots.  And when I do errands and walk around a bunch, it's sketchers. 

I wore Danskos as a nurse. Fly London, Sketchers & Clarks are also great choices.

Really?  I am not comfortable with this conversation.  Where are we going from here?  My wife has 1.5 closets full of shoes and none of them are comfortable for me.  It is really not fair.  She can wear any of mine, 

I wear booties, knee high boots, shoes with low, chunky heels that are comfortable when on my feet for any length of time. No stiletto's for me though, that ship has sailed! 

I know that in the last few decades my wife has migrated from stylish shoes to birkenstock shoes and sandals because of the way that they make her feet feel after a long day of teaching.

I have one foot with stainless steel pins inside... another story. 

I find if it is all day I bring a pair to change and it really helps to switch. Also clear surgical tape to avoid spots that rub.

Aerosoles loafers, Kuru a black tennis shoe with black pants, Vivaia you have to try them on to find right one, find ballet flats that fit, I have two pairs of Cole Haan with a clunky lower heel and a Dr scholls insert that look stylish and I can stand all day. Not fond of Clark's they look like pilgrim shoes to me. Never pointy toe anymore. I have a pair of clogs with rubber sole but cannot find them anymore and can't see myself in crocks for work. Look on DSW and 15% off maybe try a low espadrille for summer, ballet flats at $50... maybe a low wedge sandal

I have many shoes from Clarks, they are very comfy, and can be cute too.   I don't have any sandals that are very comfy right now.

I have always been about comfort. Maybe that's why I don't have foot issues. I have several pairs of Sketcher sandals, some dressy, some not so much. I also wear Sketcher Go-Walk slip-ons and Sketcher golf sandals.

Clark makes a good product and come in wide sizes which aren't always easy to find.  Anything with soft cushiony support works for me.

Tammy Lankford,  I like The Fly of London  I also wear UGGs in the cooler weather  they are so comfy 

Merrell sandals are the best IMHO. Clarks are good but a little boring for me.

Always changed my shoes mid-day.

I watched a sci-fi movie where it went 100 years into the future and portrayed the woman there in short skirts and high heels. Clearly movie making was at work. Today, practicality should be the on point standard for all we do. For shoes? Seek the medical, law enforcement and restaurant businesses as those in it wear comfortable shoes being on their feet all day