Suggested Comfortable walking shoes/sneakers brands

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• Claudia Sails

  2:53PM

  All of us have really different feet and what's comfortable for one isn't for another. I'd recommend finding a good quality shoe store in your area that stocks brands like Merrell, Keens, Dansko, etc and see what works for you. I have a pair of Merrell low rise hiking shoes with Vibram soles which are excellent non-slip options. I live out west and have toured most of the National Parks wearing them.

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• OurTravels34

  2:56PM

  Everyone’s feet are different. What is comfortable for one may be uncomfortable for another. Don’t take white shoes. They’ll get dirty from there’s clay soil on the ground. Nbactrip line this, I happen to enjoy Hokas or New Balance. I also wear waterproof tennis shoes.

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• Alina

  3:07PM

  My Merrill’s work well for me.

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• British

  3:42PM

  Merrill type shoes or Keens closed toe sandals are mostly all I take on these kind of tours including Canyonlands. Always a slight chance of snow in October.

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• Elizabeth_2026

  3:56PM

  Greetings everyone, Thank you for your foot wear suggestions - all good, very helpful and I have a number of options to explore.

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• JaneP

  5:32PM

  I like Merrill’s and think Keen’s run small but I think it would benefit you to try them on and see what feels best.

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• Mary Margaret McClure

  8:50PM

  Merrell's and Salomon's are my two favorite brands of comfortable activity shoes for home and traveling. They are supportive and lightweight with ample room in the toe box.

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