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  1. #1
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    The only sandals I wear are the type with straps around the ankle and I've had a hard time finding any that don't end up either causing blisters or just rubbing my ankle raw. The only pair I've found that I really like are from the brand Columbia. Here's the newer version of what I have:
    http://www.columbia.com/Women%27s-Te...efault,pd.html

  2. #2
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    I have 3 pair of Keens...I have a wide foot and they generally fit so well.
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  3. #3
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    I have a pair of keens that are 6 years old. They are holding up well and I wear them often even though I no longer care for the style. I've even taken them on business trips and used them as running shoes. I don't think I would run more than 5 miles in them, but they worked great for some short runs while on the go! Someday I'd like to get a new pair, but, you know, priorities.
    2005 Giant TCR2
    2012 Trek Superfly Elite AL
    2nd Sport, Pando Fall Challenge 2011 and 3rd Expert Peak2Peak 2011
    2001 Trek 8000 SLR
    Iceman 2010-6th Place AG State Games, 2010-1st Sport, Cry Baby Classic 2010-7th Expert, Blackhawk XTerra Tri 2007-3rd AG

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  4. #4
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    Teva Olowahu Flip-Flops


  5. #5
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    I have a pair of A'rcopedico ballet flats that are very comfortable. They are not quite sandals. They are very cute. Made in Portugal.
    Existence is empty, but I am full of myself.

  6. #6
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    I like Keen's for their fit, but most of them are too covered up and they make my feet sweat something awful in summer.

    My favorite pair of sport sandals are a pair of Teva's actually. I bought the Tirra sandal for a kayaking trip and fell in love with them. Super comfy! I love how the front straps are adjustable, so I could adjust them to fit my wider foot.
    My new non-farm blog: Finding Freedom

  7. #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by GLC1968 View Post
    I like Keen's for their fit, but most of them are too covered up and they make my feet sweat something awful in summer...
    That's why I LOVED the Keen Zerraport, it was true sandal with a rubber toe. Of course they stopped making them.

    Electra Townie 7D

  8. #8
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    Jun 2008
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    Quote Originally Posted by Miranda View Post
    Teva Olowahu Flip-Flops

    These are my favorite sandals. I also have an older pair of Teva Dozers, that I just love for hiking, the beach, around the house.... Unfortunately, the newer model Dozers are not as good.

    2001 Trek 7500 FX, converted to a hauler - Serfas
    200? Marin hybrid - Selle San Marco
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    2011 Trek 6.2 Madone - Ruby

  9. #9
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    I'm a chacos girl, but the newer ones barely have enough strap to cinch tight enough (my pair from 2002 has different lenghts on the webbing vs adjustable part). Also would recommend the single-strap ones over the webbed ones with the two skinnier straps. Those are cute but chafe a lot more when they're wet.

    Can't wear Keens b/c my feet are too low volume but they look really comfy.

    "I never met a donut I didn't like" - Dave Wiens

  10. #10
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    I can't walk in flip flops. I have no idea why. I've tried wearing them but I have to shuffle in order to keep them from falling off. Every now and then I think its a good idea to wear a pair, I make it about 10 feet of shuffling and scootching before I give up and go barefoot.
    2005 Giant TCR2
    2012 Trek Superfly Elite AL
    2nd Sport, Pando Fall Challenge 2011 and 3rd Expert Peak2Peak 2011
    2001 Trek 8000 SLR
    Iceman 2010-6th Place AG State Games, 2010-1st Sport, Cry Baby Classic 2010-7th Expert, Blackhawk XTerra Tri 2007-3rd AG

    Occasionally Updated Blog

 

 

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