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I’m going on a cruise soon and both feet are a mess.

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I’m going on a cruise soon and both feet are a mess. Trying to find comfy sandals to wear while on the ship. Any suggestions? I see Birkenstocks suggested often but I have really narrow thin feet and wondering if they will even work for me…. And all the different options which would be best for PF?

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Community comment#1

Oofos have worked best for me. They are a little pricey, but right now they are doing their end of the year sale.

Community comment#2

If you do Birkenstock they need to be broke in. Wearing them a few hours a day. If you don't do this you will not like them. They eventually mold to your feet, but it is a process.

Community comment#3

Oofos give me relief

Community comment#4

Offos the best!!

Community comment#5

Birkenstocks come in narrow width too. That’s what I use

Community comment#6

Oofos.

Community comment#7

I do not know where you are from but Fitflop is excellent. Try the microwobbleboard technology that gives the most support and then the anatomicush as variation.

Community comment#8

I have had good luck with these. I would just take more than one pair. When I got some sand in them they rubbed blisters when we went to the l beach. https://www.skechers.com/foamies-arch-fit.../111461_WHT.html.

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Community comment#9

I love Oofos slides. I also have very narrow feet w higher arches. Oofos slides massages my feet w every steps. I wear it inside house too

Community comment#10

Aetrex

I was thinking about getting a pair of those because they keep coming up in my Facebook feed lol and I was just wondering if you have heel pain does it help relieve the heel pain?

Community comment#13

Powerstep makes them

Community comment#14

I love aerothotic or vionic for sandals! The cork style sandals I bought from aerothotic saved my feet this summer

Community comment#15

I love my leather Chaco Townes. They are so comfortable and worth every penny. I also wear my kuru sandals a lot.

Community comment#16

Look into vionics. I have a pair and they’re great.

Community comment#17

Aetrex

Community comment#18

I am currently on a cruise with bad case of plantar fasciitis and I am wearing Taos. I have zero regrets in my investment

Community comment#19

I tried the Birkenstock for a few hours per day, I was in agony at the end of the couple of weeks, with a knee pain returning. Everyone is different..good luck

Community comment#20

I am actually at my podiatrist right now taking care of an ingrown toenail and a follow up for the PF and he said he really likes the OOFOOS sandals. I was thinking of ordering a pair off Amazon.

Community comment#21

OOFOS

Community comment#22

I have found skechers go walk flip flops fantastic for mine as I have very small narrow feet too !

Community comment#26

Vionics

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Community comment#27

Clarks

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