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Sandals are the ultimate travel shoe because you just step out of them. They're also light, easy to walk around in for hours through the airport, and easy to adjust for climate control. If it's hot on the plane, cool feet help a lot! If it's cold, pack a pair of socks in your carry-on to put on during the flight.
Sandals would be better than flip-flops because at least you could put socks on with them. But I'm NEVER hot on a plane and I'm generally cold, so I might as well put the socks on the first thing. LOL
I like to wear clogs since I can slip them right off and on just like sandals and they're warmer.
Shoes sure reveal a lot about us. LOL
I wear the "camper" sort of shoes, Chacos, Tevas, a K-swiss tennis, Merrill, etc. Just found out from my sister-in-law that when we're in Italy in a few weeks we're going to stick out like sore thumbs because apparently, the shoe-wear you described, is the main part of an Italian's dress. THey snub (literally) casual shoes. Oh, well, I wasn't going to try to compete in the fashion capital of the world!
Sorry Colleen, but I'm an airport flip-flop wearer! I always have a big enough carry on to put tennis shoes and socks in just in case I do have a window seat, but with all the ridiculous, but sometimes necessary security at airports, flip flops are a lot easier for me.
Besides, when I marry Chris Tomlin and we're flying everywhere, I can't be held up at security when my husband is trying to get to another city to sing the praises of God. ROFLOL :)
Basic black, flat (no heel) Ecco "mary janes"-style are my preferred shoe...but then I wear them for everything and everywhere--whether it's the plane, classroom, church, mall, etc. :0) Best shoes I've ever put on!
Size 16 sneakers.
I'm cracking up at you alls posts! Shoes just tell a story all by themselves, don't they? LOL
I travel a lot with my husband when he goes away on business so I get to see a lot of travel wear. The people from Detroit mostly seem to dress really nicely, I always feel intimidated by them. California dressers are either sharp business dressers or cool-summer chic dressers.
I feel so "at home" after being away a long time, when I'm getting on a plane headed back to seattle and almost everyone is dressed just like me...crunchy granola, relaxed people. Sandals with socks, earth shoes, ALWAYS a backpack, flip flops, fleece jacket or vest and the ever present jeans or khaki's. We all look alike. It makes me go all warm and fuzzy inside.
You're my kind of dresser, Katie! LOL I'm in Indiana, flyover zone, where I see people from EVERYWHERE.
I'm a flip-flop gal when it's having to take the things on and off. Or slides . . .whatever.
We're taking the kids to WDW in May . . . we're getting off the plane and straght to the World . . .seems like flip-flops would be a bad idea. I, however, don't want to have to get shoes on and off myself and the 3 kids (well, the dh would be there to help as well, but still . . . ). Are those crocs things everything I have heard they are? Are they really THAT comfortable? Anyone know?
I tried some of the Croc slippers (as flip flopas are called in Hawaii) on in Kaua'i. They have these little nubs on them that massage the bottom of your foot. But for me, the strap between my toes felt big and bulky and bugged me. I didn't try the slide on things. They were too ugly for words. LOL
See . .. the ugly factor has TOTALLY kept me from the croc craze. I don't get how comfort could so completely reign over looks with those things. But the thought of getting on and off all those shoes for a flight in the am, not an appealing thought. But pricing those things. . . don't think I want to pay that much for a little extra airport ease.
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