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19 Best Walking Sandals For Women, Reviewed By GLAMOUR

We’re firm believers that you don’t have to sacrifice comfort for style — and that’s especially true when it comes to the best walking sandals for women. There are many walking boots available, but now spring/summer is here, we’re particularly interested in chic walking sandals for our comfy shoe collections.

Not convinced that comfortable sandals can be stylish? Emily Ratajkowski was spotted last summer in Axel Arigato’s Delta flip-flops. If there’s one thing we know about EmRata it’s that she can set a shoe trend. From her Puma Speedcat sneakers to the divisive part-dad trainer, part-ballet shoe Foundry Mews’ flats, if they’re on EmRata’s feet, we want them too.

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Unsurprisingly, the Axel Arigato Deltas are pretty much impossible to get your hands on – or feet into – this season. Luckily for us, there are loads of other options to go for. Whether you’re looking to splurge on a high-end pair of sandals like Ancient Greek Sandals’ Aristea Platforms or want a high-street option like Skechers’ Arch Fit Footsteps Day Dream Sandals, we’ve got you covered.

Still not persuaded? The street style set are proving these shoes aren’t just made for walking but will complement your off-duty looks too. Pair with midi skirts and tees for an easy daytime look, or elevate a pair with your favourite spring jacket. And sunglasses, obvs.

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Edward Berthelot

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Edward Berthelot

So, what do we need to know when it comes to practicality? “Look for durability and avoid flexibility,” recommends Chanel Perkins, DPM, a board-certified podiatrist. “Any sandal with built-in arch support will be best for walking; sandals that can easily fold in half will prove problematic.” (Sorry, flimsy flip-flops — you’re best reserved for lounging on the beach). Although it might seem counterintuitive, you’re looking for “rigidity and firmness” throughout the bottom half of your footwear, Dr. Perkins says.

Because we’re just as obsessed with comfort as you are, our editors have tracked down the very best pairs (including plenty of walking sandals on Amazon) that actually hold up to hours of wear while ticking the two most important boxes: style and support. So if you’re going on a night out or in the market for chic-but-practical options for travelling and trekking in, these are the absolute best walking sandals for women, tested and reviewed by GLAMOUR editors worldwide.

The best walking sandals for women, tested by GLAMOUR UK editors:

Read more about how we test things here.

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Birkenstock Arizona EVA Sandals

FP Movement X Teva Terra Fi 5 Sandals

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This article originally appeared on Glamour US.

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