Recommend a pair of sandals that are comfortable to walk in and not TOO casual?

[TrekDianna]

I go almost all minimalist now but my go to used to be Keen and while they are best known for their sporty they actually have some nice non sporty items too.

+1 on Keens. They some nice sandals that are not the standard Keens styles but are still very comfortable.

[Artista]

I love my Clarks. They made the only flat, pretty sandals that I could wear last summer while my ankle and foot were recovering from the fractures and sprains. The pair that I chose have nice cush and some arch support.

[emily_in_nc]

Keens tend to run wide, though. I do have the Keen Commuter bike sandals, which are cut narrower and fit perfectly in a 7, and I know that the Whisper line is supposed to be narrow as well but also very casual. Any suggestion for specific Keen models that are just a bit dressier but also narrower, like the Commuters?

Crankin, do you know the specific Aerosoles you purchased? I used to wear a lot of Aerosole shoes back 10-15 years ago (to work, mostly) and never thought of them as "old lady" (heck, I was in my 30s for most of that time!)

I'll look at Clarks, ny biker & Artista. Don't think I've ever had anything from them.

Thanks all!

[TrekDianna]

La Paz and La Paz wrap are two that come to mind immediately -- emerald City 3 point and Emerald city sandal and possibly Naples.... darn, now I need to shop.

[Koronin]

The only brand of shoes that are not tennis type shoes that I own are Columbia brand. This includes one pair of walking shoes and 1 pair of sandles. It's the only brand I've found that are comfortable for me to wear. (This does exclude flip flops.) For tennis type shoes I own LA Gear and Sketchers non slip work shoes.