It’s NOT good when the staff becomes unprofessional. (1 hour drive each way to store & 1 hr + in store).

But the the arch OR type of sole felt very strange to walk on! I tried on a Helle sandal which fit (4 adjustable straps). The person helping me disagreed & focused on my narrow heel. Re: width of the “G”: my foot felt like it was “over the edge”. Neither worked for me: edge of strap bothered my Tailor’s Bunion (or rubbed below it). They were pretty – but not so practical: bottom of soles didn’t seem to have good traction. I did try on 2 Waldlaufer sandals: “Eva” in a “G” width (European medium-wide) and “Angie” in an “H” width (Euro Wide). If you need even more ideas, check out our recent article about comfortable travel shoes: we’ve included a few super supportive sandals in the mix. The rearfoot control that a back strap provides discourages toe-gripping to keep the sandal on (this motion speeds up the progression of hammertoes…and bunions.) Even if bunions and hammertoes aren’t an issue for your feet, you may still appreciate the security of a back strap, but we’ve also included some supportive slip-on options. Cathleen McCarthy, a top podiatrist in Phoenix and author of Podiatry Shoe Review, that sandals with back straps are a must if you suffer from hammertoes or bunions.

This is intentional, as we recently learned from Dr. You may notice many of our sandals with arch support have a back strap. Join us as we round up a collection of great options to keep you looking good and feeling great all summer long. But if you have feet that need extra support, we probably don’t have to tell you that finding sandals with arch support can be a challenge. Those of us in cooler climates look forward to sandal season all year long – that sometimes too-brief window of time when feet can be sock-free and open to the breeze. By Kirsten Borrink 44 Sandals With Arch Support: 9 Picks for Sure Comfort All Summer Long

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