Where to buy very confortable mens shoes without being ripped off?

whellman1030

Where to buy very confortable mens shoes without being ripped off?

whiskeyman

whellman1030 wrote: »

Where to buy very confortable mens shoes without being ripped off?

Try Clarks.
I get very comfy office shoes in there.
For something you have to wear nearly every day, it's worth spending the money on shoes though, especially where comfort is involved.

SPM1959

I second Clarks. Can't be heated for comfort. Don't buy too cheap though as you'll end up having to replace them soon.

I generally spend between 80-100 when buying work shoes but they do me for a long time and are a good investment.

blindside88

Dubarry have some very comfortable shoes at the minute. I bought a pair in black and a pair in brown for work €80 each, can't fault them

SPM1959

Is it possible to provide a link to see what they are like?

blindside88

SPM1959 wrote: »

Is it possible to provide a link to see what they are like?

http://ie-shop.dubarry.ie/collections/men/footwear/formal/daniel

These are the ones I bought. Got them late last year in Carlow. I find them very comfortable

SPM1959

Very nice indeed. Much prefer slip on shoes also.

Finglas Incubus

You don't mention your budget but if you're willing to spend a bit more, Ecco are worth a look in terms of comfort and longevity.

http://shopeu.ecco.com/ie/en-ie/mens/formal

whellman1030

Finglas Incubus wrote: »

You don't mention your budget but if you're willing to spend a bit more, Ecco are worth a look in terms of comfort and longevity.

http://shopeu.ecco.com/ie/en-ie/mens/formal

Yes I have budget for that.

The question is, can you feel difference in comfort?

mr_edge_to_you

whellman1030 wrote: »

The question is, can you feel difference in comfort?

Yes

Finglas Incubus

mr_edge_to_you wrote: »

Yes

+1

I've had 3 pairs of Eccos back to back for work purposes. I tend to do a bit a walking to and from from the train and in and around the city, hence the need for comfort. Eccos stand up to abuse pretty well and tend to last longer than most brands in terms of degradation over time. Invest in a set of shoe trees to extend the life of your shoes further.

whellman1030

Finglas Incubus wrote: »

+1

I've had 3 pairs of Eccos back to back for work purposes. I tend to do a bit a walking to and from from the train and in and around the city, hence the need for comfort. Eccos stand up to abuse pretty well and tend to last longer than most brands in terms of degradation over time. Invest in a set of shoe trees to extend the life of your shoes further.

Just to say these you have to order online and I need them now!!!!!

Finglas Incubus

whellman1030 wrote: »

Just to say these you have to order online and I need them now!!!!!

Then why not visit a store?

http://ie.ecco.com/en-ie/service/find-a-store