I have a pair of nursing shoes that a friend of mine tried on. The first words out of her mouth were " oh my god, oh my God. The brand is Anywear and they are dirt cheap. They are made of a very tough rubber and easy to clean. There are no holes around the toes, but, the insoles are breathable. Worth looking into. I promise!
Not gonna lie I chuckled when you said 8-12 hour shifts 😂 I work at an emergency animal clinic and my minimum shift is 12 hours but sometimes I’m there for 14-16 hours and I work 4 long ass days in a row 💩 it’s rough out here for anyone in the medical field though but thank goodness we love what we do lol
I have bulging discs in my lumbar spine and I’m a CNA graduating RN school this week, my sketchers D Lites have SAVED my life in my 12 hour shifts and clinicals. They’re ugly as hell but so damn comfy. I use the dr scholls work insoles
I finally found me a brand that I honestly love... Asics .... i work 12 to 16 hrs on weekends ... i have flat feet also and girl it was a struggle at first ..... and I buy crazy compression socks and wear their footies too ( on days off ) .... love watching you !!!!!
New Balance have removable insoles and in store they have a 3D scanner that shows everything about you feet and watches you walk so you can be fit properly. They also sell insoles with arch support that you can add to your shoe that the scanner recommends
Yes because as I've recently learned it's important to get the right type of sneaker for your foot, high arch, medium arch or flat foot, a shoe that is good for someone else to wear all day may not be good for someone who has a totally different arch or no arch at all. I'm glad she discussed that in the video.
Custom insoles are always awesome! Arch Crafters has basically the same kit you'd have done at a foot doctor, but you can find them for sale on Amazon or other orthotic websites for under $100, rather than the $300-400 you'd pay at the doctor! :) They say they're made to last 2 years, and you can pay less to get new ones made form the same imprints! I'm just finally replacing mine at 4 years old because I found out I'm a wide width and it will help me greatly to get new imprints!
Thank you SOOOO much for this video! I work in an outpatient clinic 8-5, usually 6/7 🙄, and I’ve been slacking on good foot care. My feet hurt sooo bad, my calves are tight, and ya girl needs a massage.
I don't even care about cuteness right now...I'm going to try the alegria shoes and they do look a little cute lol but my feet hurt soooo bad right now if these work I will continue to wear them. 😁 Thank you !
I often work 12hrs at my store and after another 5 hrs bartending shift. My left foot just got a stress fracture so I have decided to invest in new shoes and inserts. Thanks for the info babe
Im a pharmacy technician and those 9 hour shifts have my dogs barking. I’ve tried ASICS the first pair were everything but that 2nd pair hasn’t helped any.. thank you for the reviews
I work at a restaurant but I work 12-13 hours shifts and I NEED good shoes. My feet swell up and hurt so bad at the end of the day. I need recommendations with arch support
@@graciehoward3945 RN on a surgical rotation. I actually timed the whole thing and it took 7 hours to actually feel REALLY mild discomfort from my feet. I also have a flat-ish arch so my feet tend to hurt after 2.5 hours of walking regardless of the shoes I wear. I honesly cannot believe these shoes made such a difference. You can almost feel the weight distributed evenly with every step. It's whack! And thank GOD they were worth it cause I've never spent so much on a pair of shoes lol
I work 3-4 twelves a week in the hospital. I have been loyal to Brooks after being a huge Nike fan (Nike because like you said, stylish).... I am no longer as impressed with Brooks and I don't know if I care what my feet look like anymore after 5 years. My last 2 or 3 pairs of Brooks broke down just a few months in, but then again I usually go for the clearance section rather than the more expensive Gel Nimbus or Ghost versions. I am hearing a lot of good things about Hoka. So many options :(
BAsh90 my sister got me the brooks ghosts.... wow they are amazing!!! Also adidas ultra boosts are sooo comfortable... Nike are stylish but my feet killing me by the end of my 12 hr shift . I have heard of honka! Super intrigued bc of that insanely thick sole!
In bought a pair and wore them for a month before I threw them away. They are the worst shoes I have ever purchased. They remain stiff and gave me blisters and the ball of my feet ached for days after wearing them. Do yourself a favor and don’t believe the hype. These shoes are not worth the price and pain you will suffer. My dad had always told me you should always invest in good shoes and a good mattress because half of your day you’ll be asleep and the other day you’ll be up. But these shoes were not it
I'm a vet tech, my job can get a bit messy. Bought a pair of sketchers summit shoes to try. Not THE best when I work 16 hour double shifts, but are good for about 10 hours no sitting. But I found out they're crazy water resistant! I got a fair amount of blood on them one day, I liberally rised with hydrogen peroxide, and my foot stayed dry. Have since stepped in poop, rinsed them *while still wearing them* and still stayed dry. They are almost perfect
Heeeey Nurse Rocky! I’ve finally entered the “big girl job” world and this video was so helpful. Thank you for considering style in this video too, because I was so worried about not atleast having a little steez during my 13 hour shifts! Subscribed and liked!
I'm a male nurse and Rockport shoes/ sneakers have been very good to me.I also recommend not wearing the same shoes all the time.Switch up and rotate your shoes once you find what shoes work for you.Also change your socks when doing double shifts ( especially if you have sweaty feet).
My grandmother worked at the convention center and that's a rough job. That concrete is know joke. She had a pair of hush puppies which were similar to Rockport and she loved them she also said to carry two pairs of shoes and to switch up. I'll definitely have to do it though cause I work in the kitchen at head start and my feet and legs have had it this year.
I am not even a nurse. I am in retail and stand largely in one place for about 6-8 hours a day. I have started to develop varcos vains (I'm 23) so clearly I need help.
This video helped but I wish you talked more specifically about what kind of shoes not just the brand, I was interested in getting the same nike shoes you showed but idk what they are :-(
I agree that you don't buy shoes online! Sanita did make Dansko shoes until the companies severed their relationship about 8 years ago. Sanita is what Dansko used to be and the price is better! I worked in a hospital and it worked well for me to have the Sanita rocker sole. I met a few people at the door coming in with bleeding patients or unconscious children over their arms and ran with them to get in the ER. The rocker soles helped me run at the speed I needed to go. There are different models from Sanita and Dansko for a narrower foot than the wider foot.
Hey Nurse Rocky thank you for that great haul and reviews I will be starting my nursing assistance job on the 16th of Aug and your video help me so much to know what shoe to wear on my 12hr shifts I appreciate you and you gain a new subbie.
I was wearing croc but tried barefoot style and world of a difference, I am wearing the Hykes Pinnacle and feet feel so much healthier. I will never go back to regular restricted shoes.
This is crazy because my aunt told my mom about these shoes and she's been trying to sell me on them for weeks! This may be my sign to try them lol. Thanks for sharing your experience!
I work two jobs 35 a week at one and 20 a week at the other so I feel you on the 12 hour shift. I live the money though! With the money you make use it to make the work life easier! See what annoys and see if money can fix it!
How do you wash sneakers? You said they should go in the wash? 😳 (Sorry if this is a gross question. This made me think there was a way to laundry wash shoes rather than hand wash)
Yes most mesh and cloth sneakers can be washed in the washing machine. Amazon sells shoe bags for the dryer door, so your shoes don’t beat and bang in the dryer.
Not a nurse but work just as much on my feet so i figure if it works well for nurses, it's gotta be a good shoe. My shoe"s just wore out and they don't sell them anymore, go figure, so i'm here lookin for what to buy
@@heynurserocky update baught the new cloves eh to be honest im not impressed I'll stick to my nurse mates lol, my feet don't hurt as fast. I have more time that, I can be on them. It's just nurse mates break down so fast. After 4 months on my feet on the floor all day and some nights it's noticeable by the look but, still pretty comfy though.
Thank you very much for your video. I noticed a lot of questions about which type of Nike shoes you showed, which I'm also interested to know. Can you please respond? Thanks again.
I had the allegria Debra's with blue purple butterflies and got alot of compliments from coworkers and patients family. I haven't able to find a stylish replacement pair yet. Dansko felt like I walking in heels and I have a weak left ankle...and it gave out while running to a rapid response
I'm telling you!!! Them Danskos will have you doing the wobble without the family BBQ. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND lol. Glad you are ok and made it here to tell the story lol!
I had Algerias for nursing school and they hurt my feet and I kept rolling my ankles. I wouldn’t recommend. I also agree with what you said about the style..they are not that cute. They are very wide at the front and look boxy. They also have that weird slope at the toe and a thick bottom making them clunky and hard to walk in..
Im gonna check out the Alegria shoe. Hopefully that works for me cause I am not gonna make it with all of these other shoes. Skechers are not working. I thought they would but they let me down.
most of hospital in my country used loafers for the nursing shoes. I got white loafers from my nursing school and must used it when I had my practical nursing in the hospital, it hurts my feet like hell. I often just used my socks to stand when there's no any patient's call. Pretty much the people behind who thought loafers worked for nurses in my country, well, maybe not a nurse themselves. Thank god, I got a job in a hospital where I could used sneakers. In my first-two year I used hush puppies then switch it to nike. Nike pretty much my bestfriend right now :) In case anyone ask: yep, we don't have any specific brand for nursing shoes in my country
Love this. I work 2 jobs. One for 5-6 hours 2 days a week (just for now) and another for 12+ hours. I just bought my first pair of brooks. One of my managers sweat by them as well. I got 'brooks ghost 14' and they do have removable insoles. Tomorrow will be the first day wearing them. I just had surgery on my ankle 4 months ago and with being on my feet all the time on hard floors, I needed something. I would come home, elevate and ice cause my ankle would be so swollen. And I couldn't hardly walk cause my feet would hurt so bad. So wish me luck
Algeria almost cripple me foot got so swollen had to patient socks on take off shoes was Blessed by Pct who answered call be & God bless nurse helped me they helped which gave time swelling go down walking home tortured never used again
Danskos hurt my feet. I have a medium arch. Its not or flat. I had the same experience as you too. I love Nikes. I have a couple pairs. I love Skechers too. I have a pair I have had for five years.
(I'm speaking ONLY of my experiences as a CNA in several nursing homes in my area that I worked at) I was a CNA for 8-9 years. Let me tell you those mandated overtime 16 hour shifts SUCKED!!! Proper footwear is absolutely a MUST! I have all the love and respect in the world for nurses but physically that job is easier on the body (@ least in the 4different nursing homes I worked at) than being a CNA. Still, both are rough and a lot of hospitals and nursing homes have floors that are not the best for spending 8-16 hours on your feet. Man I don't miss it! Lol I used to have a really good pair of sneakers...I wish I could remember wtf they were called. They were AMAZING! I spend almost $250 on them but they lasted me 8 years. I wish now that I could remember what brand they were because I sure could use them now. This video was helpful for me to pick a new pair. Tysm!
You should have give which nike u bought bc there are many plus that was the shoe u actually used & liked so should have given them more time 🤪🤪🤪🤪😋😋😋🙌🙌🙌
i’ve worn converse to work before and my feet were soooo sore by the end of my shift 😩 i just bought a pair of Clove shoes that i’m expecting next month and i’ve heard great things!
I'm an RT and I will quite my job if I wear convers for work ! Lately, I tried brooks ghost 14 , and Adrenalin I really love them !! So comfortable! Supportive !!
Review starts at 4:00
Thank you!
I have a pair of nursing shoes that a friend of mine tried on. The first words out of her mouth were " oh my god, oh my God. The brand is Anywear and they are dirt cheap. They are made of a very tough rubber and easy to clean. There are no holes around the toes, but, the insoles are breathable. Worth looking into. I promise!
@@sherrytaylor8417 thank you 🙏🏽
Thank you !!!!
thanks much
i just work at taco bell but this was def helpful
Go to nursing school hun... Lpn is 1 yr
@@daphneem7862 what
I feel u sis
Thank you mandy for making our food orders , your customer service and putting up with all of our different personalities. God bless you 🙏🏽✝️🖤💜💫
Work is work doesn’t matter what it is fast food workers like yourself are some of the coolest people I’ve met
Not gonna lie I chuckled when you said 8-12 hour shifts 😂 I work at an emergency animal clinic and my minimum shift is 12 hours but sometimes I’m there for 14-16 hours and I work 4 long ass days in a row 💩 it’s rough out here for anyone in the medical field though but thank goodness we love what we do lol
It be like that sometimes lol. Mercy! I;m sure your job keeps you on your toes literally and figuratively lol!
I could not work in converses omg NO!!!!
Usually if shoes have a thin sole like that they’re not comfortable for long uses
i use to . Thats what gave me issues in the first place
@@Spright91 My mom has the same issue!!
I wear Nike sneakers to work too. I always get running shoes from Nike for that extra support cuz I got flat feet
Me too what style of you don’t mind me asking
@@wellno3731 my friend has flat feet and she swears the dansko sneakers
Wow converses have no support at all i cant imagine working 12’s with them
I don’t understand why converse is here at all. No cushion. No arch. Very uncomfortable
Surpringsily converse were my saviors for my feet
I have bulging discs in my lumbar spine and I’m a CNA graduating RN school this week, my sketchers D Lites have SAVED my life in my 12 hour shifts and clinicals. They’re ugly as hell but so damn comfy. I use the dr scholls work insoles
I love me some skechers .they're a big girls dreammk
Congratulations! That's awesome!
I finally found me a brand that I honestly love... Asics .... i work 12 to 16 hrs on weekends ... i have flat feet also and girl it was a struggle at first ..... and I buy crazy compression socks and wear their footies too ( on days off ) .... love watching you !!!!!
which asics do you get? :)
@@marygeniusz6929 ascis gel
Is it waterproof?
Those are top of the line running shoe thats why they are so comfy
Do you experience leg, knee or thigh pain after standing for a while because of your flat feet?
New Balance have removable insoles and in store they have a 3D scanner that shows everything about you feet and watches you walk so you can be fit properly. They also sell insoles with arch support that you can add to your shoe that the scanner recommends
Is it at a certain store where they do that at
Yes because as I've recently learned it's important to get the right type of sneaker for your foot, high arch, medium arch or flat foot, a shoe that is good for someone else to wear all day may not be good for someone who has a totally different arch or no arch at all. I'm glad she discussed that in the video.
Thank you so much! I will be going soon! This helped me as ive been leaning towards purchasing a pair of NB’s.
My feet always hurt after long days standing, but we’re supposed to dress professionally (med student) :/
I think there may be a few options out there such as scheckers... idk if I’m spelling it right lol
Try Birkenstock London’s if you are standing a lot.
Custom insoles are always awesome! Arch Crafters has basically the same kit you'd have done at a foot doctor, but you can find them for sale on Amazon or other orthotic websites for under $100, rather than the $300-400 you'd pay at the doctor! :) They say they're made to last 2 years, and you can pay less to get new ones made form the same imprints! I'm just finally replacing mine at 4 years old because I found out I'm a wide width and it will help me greatly to get new imprints!
Thank you SOOOO much for this video! I work in an outpatient clinic 8-5, usually 6/7 🙄, and I’ve been slacking on good foot care. My feet hurt sooo bad, my calves are tight, and ya girl needs a massage.
I like the Nike shoes at 9:21 what are the names of those?
I don't even care about cuteness right now...I'm going to try the alegria shoes and they do look a little cute lol but my feet hurt soooo bad right now if these work I will continue to wear them. 😁 Thank you !
What brand compression socks do you wear?
I often work 12hrs at my store and after another 5 hrs bartending shift. My left foot just got a stress fracture so I have decided to invest in new shoes and inserts. Thanks for the info babe
Im a pharmacy technician and those 9 hour shifts have my dogs barking. I’ve tried ASICS the first pair were everything but that 2nd pair hasn’t helped any.. thank you for the reviews
I work at a restaurant but I work 12-13 hours shifts and I NEED good shoes. My feet swell up and hurt so bad at the end of the day. I need recommendations with arch support
Crocs are amazing
I recently bought a pair of Nike React Miler ($130) and it was 100% worth it. Felt like I was walking on clouds all day.
What is your job? Asking cause I work in a warehouse with concrete and do a TON of walking and crouching for 8 solid hours
@@graciehoward3945 RN on a surgical rotation. I actually timed the whole thing and it took 7 hours to actually feel REALLY mild discomfort from my feet. I also have a flat-ish arch so my feet tend to hurt after 2.5 hours of walking regardless of the shoes I wear. I honesly cannot believe these shoes made such a difference. You can almost feel the weight distributed evenly with every step. It's whack! And thank GOD they were worth it cause I've never spent so much on a pair of shoes lol
Téa Pol thank you so much for the reply and effort! I appreciate it and will definitely be looking into a pair of those!:)
Number 2 or 3?
I work 3-4 twelves a week in the hospital. I have been loyal to Brooks after being a huge Nike fan (Nike because like you said, stylish).... I am no longer as impressed with Brooks and I don't know if I care what my feet look like anymore after 5 years. My last 2 or 3 pairs of Brooks broke down just a few months in, but then again I usually go for the clearance section rather than the more expensive Gel Nimbus or Ghost versions. I am hearing a lot of good things about Hoka. So many options :(
BAsh90 my sister got me the brooks ghosts.... wow they are amazing!!! Also adidas ultra boosts are sooo comfortable... Nike are stylish but my feet killing me by the end of my 12 hr shift . I have heard of honka! Super intrigued bc of that insanely thick sole!
I was making life decisions when I was looking into Hoka
I twisted my ankles a few times at work with the Dansko clogs! Never again
Jersey1 those shoes are hard as hell
I wish more people would talk about the dansko downside
In bought a pair and wore them for a month before I threw them away. They are the worst shoes I have ever purchased. They remain stiff and gave me blisters and the ball of my feet ached for days after wearing them. Do yourself a favor and don’t believe the hype. These shoes are not worth the price and pain you will suffer. My dad had always told me you should always invest in good shoes and a good mattress because half of your day you’ll be asleep and the other day you’ll be up. But these shoes were not it
Me too .. couldn’t walk for months
What’s the name of the nike shoes?
I'm a vet tech, my job can get a bit messy. Bought a pair of sketchers summit shoes to try. Not THE best when I work 16 hour double shifts, but are good for about 10 hours no sitting. But I found out they're crazy water resistant! I got a fair amount of blood on them one day, I liberally rised with hydrogen peroxide, and my foot stayed dry. Have since stepped in poop, rinsed them *while still wearing them* and still stayed dry. They are almost perfect
Damn girl. Dont work too hard.
Waow lady !!! That was too detailed. That like an advert campaign 😂
This was so helpful! I’m not a nurse but my job is 6+hrs on feet.. flat feet long toes here too! 🤣 so Thankyou:)
Heeeey Nurse Rocky!
I’ve finally entered the “big girl job” world and this video was so helpful. Thank you for considering style in this video too, because I was so worried about not atleast having a little steez during my 13 hour shifts! Subscribed and liked!
I'm a male nurse and Rockport shoes/ sneakers have been very good to me.I also recommend not wearing the same shoes all the time.Switch up and rotate your shoes once you find what shoes work for you.Also change your socks when doing double shifts ( especially if you have sweaty feet).
Yes! Switching it up is a good tip as well! Thanks for sharing!
Rockport has been making awesome shoes forever
Absolutely! Change socks too! So good
My grandmother worked at the convention center and that's a rough job. That concrete is know joke. She had a pair of hush puppies which were similar to Rockport and she loved them she also said to carry two pairs of shoes and to switch up. I'll definitely have to do it though cause I work in the kitchen at head start and my feet and legs have had it this year.
No*
I am not even a nurse. I am in retail and stand largely in one place for about 6-8 hours a day. I have started to develop varcos vains (I'm 23) so clearly I need help.
Support hose or compression socks
This video helped but I wish you talked more specifically about what kind of shoes not just the brand, I was interested in getting the same nike shoes you showed but idk what they are :-(
sameeee I wanna know which nikes she has
Brooks are amazing running shoes. I'm a long distance runner and love it. Just need to find the model that suits you. The last forever!
I am starting nursing school and this video was so helpful!!
I agree that you don't buy shoes online! Sanita did make Dansko shoes until the companies severed their relationship about 8 years ago. Sanita is what Dansko used to be and the price is better! I worked in a hospital and it worked well for me to have the Sanita rocker sole. I met a few people at the door coming in with bleeding patients or unconscious children over their arms and ran with them to get in the ER. The rocker soles helped me run at the speed I needed to go. There are different models from Sanita and Dansko for a narrower foot than the wider foot.
Hey Nurse Rocky thank you for that great haul and reviews I will be starting my nursing assistance job on the 16th of Aug and your video help me so much to know what shoe to wear on my 12hr shifts I appreciate you and you gain a new subbie.
I have been wearing a pair of Nursemates for a year and I highly recommend them
When you said "End of the day, Tamela Mann, truth is I'm tired" I DIED. I'm subscribing before I even finish the video.
I was wearing croc but tried barefoot style and world of a difference, I am wearing the Hykes Pinnacle and feet feel so much healthier. I will never go back to regular restricted shoes.
This is crazy because my aunt told my mom about these shoes and she's been trying to sell me on them for weeks! This may be my sign to try them lol. Thanks for sharing your experience!
I work two jobs 35 a week at one and 20 a week at the other so I feel you on the 12 hour shift. I live the money though! With the money you make use it to make the work life easier! See what annoys and see if money can fix it!
Vessi shoes! Waterproof, anti microbial material and its stylish/comfortable
Hi. Please which nike shoe did you show?
Not your toe crack!! HAHAHA
Jasmine Coker toe crack TOOK ME OUT!!! 😂😂😂
😂😂
I just purchased a pair of Vessi
Since I made this video, I've seen so many new brands come up! Might have to do another! I've heard good things about Vessi!
What brand of nike's do you own? Do you have a link?
Some other good ones I have and tried were crocs, Nike-Reacts, and Hoka. I honestly swear by my reacts, but Hoka is nice to change it up.
Hoka definitely they are top of the line running shoe
Rocky I am surprise you don’t include Merrell shoes in your list, they’re comfortable shoes.
i’m an m.a. student and the program wants me to get non mesh, non canvas shoes. i don’t know what to get??
Hey Nurse Rocky!!! Thanks for sharing this video. Can you tell me what kind of Nikes those were that you wear to work please?
How do you wash sneakers? You said they should go in the wash? 😳 (Sorry if this is a gross question. This made me think there was a way to laundry wash shoes rather than hand wash)
Yes most mesh and cloth sneakers can be washed in the washing machine. Amazon sells shoe bags for the dryer door, so your shoes don’t beat and bang in the dryer.
Not a nurse but work just as much on my feet so i figure if it works well for nurses, it's gotta be a good shoe. My shoe"s just wore out and they don't sell them anymore, go figure, so i'm here lookin for what to buy
Which nike ?
I found a some pricy shoes called clove. I'm looking for reviews before I buy. Anyone familiarized with them?
I just ordered mine. I’ve heard good things from nurses I work with. They say they are super comfy
I've heard about a lot of new brands, including clove, might do an updated review on these shoes!
@@heynurserocky update baught the new cloves eh to be honest im not impressed I'll stick to my nurse mates lol, my feet don't hurt as fast. I have more time that, I can be on them. It's just nurse mates break down so fast. After 4 months on my feet on the floor all day and some nights it's noticeable by the look but, still pretty comfy though.
Hoka are the new thing for nursing they are super comfortable try them!
Most definitely now skechers has taken the running shoe world over with a hoka copy and runners are loving skechers .
Dansko didn’t work for me. My feet are too wide and short. My feet were so swollen at the end. My toes were hurting.
I love them! 💞💞💞
@@DopamineDecor me too❤❤
What pair of Nikes do you have? I start a new 12hr shift job next week and im looking to invest in a good shoe that will help me feet.
New balance and skechers are the best shoe for me
Me too
I bought some ASICS earlier this week and the insoles are removable but not enough cushion on the heel for me
Man...why you don't give...link to buy??😢😢😢
I’m a cashier and work on the floor a lot as well. I work 6-9 hour shift. I made the mistake by wearing cheap ugg knockoffs and I’m in pain right now
What style for the nikes? Thank you
Im really just trying to find my mom good work shoes shes an amazing hard working doctor and Im ready to spend $1000 on shoes tbh
“Your girl was rockin and rollin”😂
“code blue is not cute in a dansko”😂😂😂
Thank you very much for your video. I noticed a lot of questions about which type of Nike shoes you showed, which I'm also interested to know. Can you please respond? Thanks again.
I had the allegria Debra's with blue purple butterflies and got alot of compliments from coworkers and patients family. I haven't able to find a stylish replacement pair yet.
Dansko felt like I walking in heels and I have a weak left ankle...and it gave out while running to a rapid response
I'm telling you!!! Them Danskos will have you doing the wobble without the family BBQ. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND lol. Glad you are ok and made it here to tell the story lol!
I had Algerias for nursing school and they hurt my feet and I kept rolling my ankles. I wouldn’t recommend. I also agree with what you said about the style..they are not that cute. They are very wide at the front and look boxy. They also have that weird slope at the toe and a thick bottom making them clunky and hard to walk in..
Hi! What kinda nike style is that?
Thanks so much for all ur insight and advice. Very very helpful! Hugs from Spain! ☺️
Im gonna check out the Alegria shoe. Hopefully that works for me cause I am not gonna make it with all of these other shoes. Skechers are not working. I thought they would but they let me down.
And new balance does have a removable insert i wear nb
Are these nonslip?
Awesome advice.
What camera may I ask do you use for your videos ? Especially this one!
Great content 🧡
How much for one of those dates
most of hospital in my country used loafers for the nursing shoes. I got white loafers from my nursing school and must used it when I had my practical nursing in the hospital, it hurts my feet like hell. I often just used my socks to stand when there's no any patient's call. Pretty much the people behind who thought loafers worked for nurses in my country, well, maybe not a nurse themselves. Thank god, I got a job in a hospital where I could used sneakers. In my first-two year I used hush puppies then switch it to nike. Nike pretty much my bestfriend right now :)
In case anyone ask: yep, we don't have any specific brand for nursing shoes in my country
Love this. I work 2 jobs. One for 5-6 hours 2 days a week (just for now) and another for 12+ hours. I just bought my first pair of brooks. One of my managers sweat by them as well.
I got 'brooks ghost 14' and they do have removable insoles. Tomorrow will be the first day wearing them. I just had surgery on my ankle 4 months ago and with being on my feet all the time on hard floors, I needed something. I would come home, elevate and ice cause my ankle would be so swollen. And I couldn't hardly walk cause my feet would hurt so bad. So wish me luck
How are they?
Algeria almost cripple me foot got so swollen had to patient socks on take off shoes was Blessed by Pct who answered call be & God bless nurse helped me they helped which gave time swelling go down walking home tortured never used again
Danskos hurt my feet. I have a medium arch. Its not or flat. I had the same experience as you too. I love Nikes. I have a couple pairs. I love Skechers too. I have a pair I have had for five years.
(I'm speaking ONLY of my experiences as a CNA in several nursing homes in my area that I worked at)
I was a CNA for 8-9 years. Let me tell you those mandated overtime 16 hour shifts SUCKED!!! Proper footwear is absolutely a MUST! I have all the love and respect in the world for nurses but physically that job is easier on the body (@ least in the 4different nursing homes I worked at) than being a CNA. Still, both are rough and a lot of hospitals and nursing homes have floors that are not the best for spending 8-16 hours on your feet. Man I don't miss it! Lol
I used to have a really good pair of sneakers...I wish I could remember wtf they were called. They were AMAZING! I spend almost $250 on them but they lasted me 8 years. I wish now that I could remember what brand they were because I sure could use them now. This video was helpful for me to pick a new pair. Tysm!
Not a nurse, but that‘s some cool content. I love long walks through the city so useful list 👍
You should have give which nike u bought bc there are many plus that was the shoe u actually used & liked so should have given them more time 🤪🤪🤪🤪😋😋😋🙌🙌🙌
What is the best shoe for a hard and hard 16 to 18 hour shift?😭😤
Girl i work at retail and my feet are dying i need shoes that are comfortable 😂 ty
Oh yes, I need this video. My feet are always hurting after work. I tried almost every shoes
I need you to do a Vessi review
My mom is a retired nurse of 34 years :D
Yeahhhh converse are not for me. I'm flat footed, I'd be excruciating pain
You are in the wrong medical field. You should of been a foot doctor. You are on point with flat foot shoes to arch support. Good job sis.
How many times did sis say “toe box”😂😂
LOL
Asics, Howard, alegria, Brooks, klogs, Nikes
did you say rocking and rolling lol you are too funny. i agree. I'm a dansko girl yes it takes adjustment.
God bless you in the Danskos girl!! Be safe out there LOL
i’ve worn converse to work before and my feet were soooo sore by the end of my shift 😩 i just bought a pair of Clove shoes that i’m expecting next month and i’ve heard great things!
I've heard of clove as well! Let me know how they work for you!
I'm an RT and I will quite my job if I wear convers for work ! Lately, I tried brooks ghost 14 , and Adrenalin I really love them !! So comfortable! Supportive !!
Yea converse and I do not agree lol. I haven't got to try the Brooks but I hear great things!
NIke Vapormax do me all the justice to my feet
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Under Armour...The Gemini 2's are awesome! They no longer make the 2 version though😣
I got make fun of in middle school for wearing Brooks. All the kids knew were Jordans. Brooks ain even cheaper.
I hear asics are very slippery though 😭
Yes! They are. I have the gel-kayano 28 and they are slippery on ceramic.
Yes! They are. I have the gel-kayano 28 and they are slippery on ceramic.
Skechers for the win!
Skechers are on the top of the running shoe game right now with hoka and new balance and asic and sacony ,brooks,.
Nikes are so slippery on wet floors !
I’m a pharmacy tech and I didn’t expect to be on my feet the WHOLEEE damn time
Is Brittney Vaughn your sister???
lol you were funny when you said, no one needs no stuff between their toe cracks lol.. I agree the style is lame.
Omg the “toe crack” 🤣🤣🤣
Toll booth operators and security guards that are on the feet most of shift feel your pain!!!
Get yourself a few top notch running shoes and alternate thru the week wearing different ones.