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There are lots of variables when it comes to making sure your shoes fit properly – it’s not just the length and width of your foot that matters but the height of your arches, the width of your heel and even how flexible your toes are. Too loose and the shoes won’t provide adequate support, too tight and they’ll be uncomfortable – and you’ll likely get blisters in both scenarios. Aim for a snug fit at the heel and midfoot, with plenty of space around the toes. Have you really upped your walking activity? Then how about setting yourself the challenge of Walk1000Miles? The answer here is yes and no. It is OK to wear running shoes for short durations, but walking has inherently different mechanics which makes certain shoes better suited for walking. While walking has less impact than running, your foot is on the ground for longer which is why you want a good amount of cushioning along the bottom. What differs most between walking and running is that when walking, your weight typically transitions from the heel rolling forward toward the toe. This means you want flexibility in a walking shoe, a quality not always seen in running shoes. How long do walking shoes last? Walking shoes are designed with the specific body mechanics of walking in mind. Built to be more flexible through the ball of the foot to provide more range of motion. It also provides more arch support to protect where the force is heaviest on foot.

The most important thing to consider when choosing the best walking shoes for women is comfort – if your shoes don’t fit well when you put them on, imagine how they’ll feel after a seven-hour hike. Aching feet and blisters aside, you’ll also be at greater risk of injury and could end up with muscle imbalances higher up in your body. Men’s feet are generally longer than women’s and wider at the heel, instep and ball of the foot, while ours are broader at the toes and have higher insteps, all of which has to be taken into account when creating the best walking shoes for women. Most shoes are designed on a ‘last’, a 3D model of the foot developed by shoemakers, podiatrists and kinesiologists that factors in how your feet change in shape and volume as you walk. The last determines not just the fit and style of your walking shoes – women’s tend to be smaller, weigh less and have lower ankle support – but their performance and ergonomics, too. What to look for when buying women’s walking shoes Don't let the name fool you, the Nobull Court Trainer is just as effective off the court as it is on. These shoes were built for hard surfaces and a variety of sports including CrossFit. As for travel, these shoes can serve as the only pair you need when on the go as they're comfortable enough for a plane or car trip, excellent for physical activities for gym time, and stylish enough to wear out on the town in a new city. A must-have for both active seniors and seniors looking to become more active is a pair of good walking shoes for everyday use. We recommend the Reebok DailyFit DMX shoes in this category for their soft textile upper, padded heel, and highly cushioned midsole. They're easy to put on and take off, a time-saving function appreciated at any age. The shoe is also made from 30% recycled materials and has a durable crystal rubber outsole for extra traction. It may feel orthopedic—users with foot conditions like bunions especially appreciate the comfort of this shoe—but it certainly doesn't look like the average orthopedic shoe when it comes to style. This shoe features Kuru's patented KURUCLOUD, KURUSOLE, and ULTIMATE INSOLE materials, meaning its foam construction can keep your feet comfortable on long days. The synthetic mesh upper is lightweight and breathable, adding to the comfort levels. The moderate heel-to-toe drop of eight millimeters also encourages good walking mechanics. We like the Kuru brand, as this isn't the first time we've recommended it on this list. Reviewers who suffer from foot and heel pain love the support of these shoes and the ample toe box room. What We LikeIf you tend to do the majority of your walking during summer, or in hot climates, breathable materials will be essential to help keep your feet cool and prevent moisture build up. Durability

Think about the level of cushioning you require. Some individuals prefer a plush, cushioned feel, while others prefer a firmer ride. This will depend on your own personal comfort and any foot conditions you may suffer with. Terrain Researching whether a shoe has memory foam in its sole is a good idea. However, its effectiveness depends on various factors, including the quality of the memory foam, the shoe design and your individual preferences and needs. Memory foam does provide excellent cushioning and conforming support. It moulds to the shape of your feet, which will help to distribute your body weight more evenly and reduce pressure points. This could potentially lead to any discomfort being eased when you've been standing all day. When walking, your body weight is spread more evenly on your feet compared to when you are running. There are points where both feet are firmly on the ground, diverging the amount of weight your feet support. Discover the best running shoes for women What’s the difference between men’s and women’s walking shoes?

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To get an idea if the size is right for you, remove the insole and stand on it. The outline of your foot should sit inside the insole, with at least a finger-width space in front of your big toe. Next, put the shoes on but don’t lace them up, edge your feet forward in the shoe and place your index finger behind your heel. If the shoes are a good fit, your finger will feel snug but not squashed. Finally, lace them up evenly, just tight enough to slide a fingertip under each of the laces. There isn't a lot of variety when it comes to colors and styles—only two colors for men and women—but the shoes are machine washable, so you can keep them pristine for longer. Reviewers are a fan of the comfort and ease with little to no break-in period needed for these Skechers and the distinctive wavy midsole. If you're an all-day walker, we hope your feet will thank us for this walking shoe recommendation. What We Like