Rating Summer Shoes for Comfort, Wearability, and Foot Health
From safe shoes to Freddy Kruegers of footwear, a surgeon helps us saunter through
summer without getting hurt or looking lame.
By Corrie Pikul
Original Content | June 07, 2011 
Photo: Getty images
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Danger ranking: 3. "A bit of a wedge is better than a completely flat espadrille because it offers a little more support. And the rope soles can provide more of a lift than thin ones. These are good for light activity—walking or standing in moderation—but not much more than that." Best for: Family reunions; picnicking in the park Avoid: Energetic frolicking (especially in the rain) Doctor's note: "The fabric would be more comfortable for those with calluses and bunions that are irritated by leather straps and hardware." |
