With all the summer activities — from beach days and bike rides to hiking and boardwalk strolls — it’s essential to have the right footwear to keep your feet comfortable and supported. Luckily, some of the best podiatrist-recommended shoes are currently on sale at Amazon, offering major discounts on trusted brands like Dr. Scholl’s, Crocs, Vionic, Skechers, and more.
Here are some of the most comfortable, doctor-approved shoes you can scoop up at a fraction of the price:
FitFlop Sandals – $17 (Over 60% Off!)
Dr. Hillary Brenner, DPM, recommends FitFlop for their biomechanically engineered sandals that are not only stylish but supportive. The brand’s shoes feature a rubber outsole that helps with friction, a thick arch, and a wide, chunky heel that provides extra support. These slip-resistant sandals also come with an ergonomic footbed for added comfort. Grab this light blue pair for just $17 — a huge saving for such comfort!
Vionic Loafers – Nearly 30% Off
Vionic’s shoes are designed by podiatrists to offer optimal support. These loafers, which are approved by the American Podiatric Medical Association, feature lightweight, flexible outsoles and shock-absorbing cushioning for all-day comfort. The brand’s pink loafers are currently on sale, providing both style and support, perfect for long days on your feet.
Skechers Arch Support Sneakers
Dr. Dana Canuso recommends these Skechers sneakers for their great arch support and everyday comfort. They are equipped with Skechers’ patented comfort pillar technology, designed to react to your steps, ensuring maximum comfort. These sneakers also feature a dual-density outsole for extra stability and a reinforced toe to protect your feet. And the best part? They’re machine washable for easy care.
Cole Haan Heels – Over 20% Off
If you’re in the market for comfortable heels, Cole Haan’s sleek designs are a great option. Using the brand’s signature GRANDFØAM technology, these heels offer ample arch support and responsive cushioning. Our Commerce Director, Jeanine Edwards, wore these heels for an 8-hour workday and was still comfortable by the end of the day — no need to take them off early!
Clarks Sandals – $31 (Over 40% Off)
Clarks has been producing comfortable footwear for over 200 years, and their sandals are no exception. Priced as low as $31, these sandals offer excellent support with a wider toe box that helps prevent bunions, hammertoes, and neuromas. Dr. Polina Zaydenberg also recommends Clarks for their wide toe boxes and overall comfort, making them a great choice for those with flat feet.
Asics Sneakers – $50 Off
For those looking for a supportive pair of sneakers, these Asics feature ultra-cushioning and a lug outsole perfect for traction during hikes. The shoes have excellent shock absorption, with a rocker bottom that aids with propulsion, making them a solid choice for long walks or outdoor adventures. And with over 40% off, it’s a great time to grab a pair!
Dr. Scholl’s Sandals – Nearly 40% Off
Dr. Scholl’s sandals are another podiatrist favorite. With a flexible cork sole and soft suede footbed, they’re often compared to Birkenstocks but at a much more affordable price. The sandals are available in a variety of colors, and the adjustable straps make them a perfect fit for both narrow and wide feet. Dr. Zaydenberg notes that these sandals are great for metatarsalgia and heel spurs.
Crocs Classic Clogs – On Sale Now
While they used to be controversial, Crocs are now beloved for their all-day comfort. Foot surgeon Diane Koshimune swears by their lightweight, wide design that feels like “walking on air.” Now’s the perfect time to indulge in these comfortable clogs at a great price.
Toe-Ring Cork Slides – $35
If you’re looking for a stylish sandal that combines comfort with design, these toe-ring slides are a must-have. With a flexible cork footbed and supple suede insole, these slides contour to your foot over time for a perfect fit. The adjustable straps make them a great pick for those with wide or narrow feet, and they’re ideal for those with metatarsalgia and plantar fasciitis.
