Best Women's Propet Sandals

Updated April 2018

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Bottom Line

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These sandals are a go-to pair for people with wide or swollen feet.

Pros

Can be worn all day, every day, with both casual and dressy outfits. Comfortable for people with wide or swollen feet. Leather uppers with lining. Two adjustable hook-and-loop closures, one buckle. Comes in black grain, blue, bone, dusty taupe nubuck, teak and white grain. Contoured footbed, leather wrapped insole. Built in arch support. Air-cell polyurethane outsole.

Cons

Buckle closure rules these out as slip-on shoes. Not as much arch support as expected.

When comfort and support count, count on the Pedic Walker. They're not as attractive as other models, but they are built for some of the most problematic feet.

Pros

Provide welcome relief for customers with toe problems that require open-toed shoes. Straps allow adjustment when feet are swollen. Leather uppers with hook-and-loop closure. Comes in black or dusty taupe nubuck. Padded footbed. Flexible sole.

Cons

Heavy on the foot. Sharp ridges. Hook-and-loop closure needs to go further down the strap to accommodate heavy swelling.

Best Bang for the Buck

These comfortable, supportive sandals give you options. Several fun colors. Five points of adjustability. What's not to love?

Pros

Comfortable, lots of arch support. Leather upper. Five-points of adjustability. Hook-and-loop closures. Comes in black, blue, brown, coral, denim, grey, oyster and white. Leather linings. Microfiber lined, foam-cushioned footbed with added arch support. Lightweight PU outsole.

Cons

Toes can get caught between the many straps.

A stylish take on the Propet line of comfort. Some don't find them as supportive or durable as other designs from the brand.

Pros

Cute and give foot coverage and support while showing off cute pedicures. Full grain leather upper with open toe. Lace-up closure with hook-and-loop closure at heel. Comes in black, brown, grey and tan. Lightly cushioned tongue and ankle strap. Removable, cushioned and contoured footbed. PU outsole.

Cons

Shoes are not as durable as other styles. Heavy.

As the name indicates, these casual shoes are best for active, outdoor occasions. Not as good as other styles for all-day, heavy activity.

Pros

Mesh gives room for feet to swell. Can be used in the water. Easy to put on your feet. Synthetic, stretchy, breathable mesh uppers. Adjustable hook-and-loop closure at heel strap. Comes in a variety of colors. Nylon mesh lining. Cushioned EVA footbed. EVA outsole.

Cons

Heel strap is too short for wide ankles.

How We Decided

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22 Models Considered

6 Hours Researched

1 Experts Interviewed

102 Consumers Consulted

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