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In the past I have worn the zigzag shoes which look decent but really provide very bad arch support and the bottoms are really uncomfortable after standing for more than a few minutes. looking to upgrade my footwear for next year yom kippur with a more sturds shoes. Anyone have recommendations? (Price is not a factor, I am willing to pay for good shoes)
You might grow and be a size larger by next year. Wait to make the purchase.
Another interested party. I hope you don’t mind, WIY, if I listen in…
For me, the issue isn’t standing, per se…. I can stand for an hour at Ne’ilah without problem. But standing *with my feet together* in those shoes… well, after about three minutes, I’m already in pain.
The Wolf
New Balance.
have you tried Crocks?
Go Crocs !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wolf – try imagining what it feels like by the Amud. (By the way after a while your feet don’t hurt, because you don’t feel them anymore)
crocs are extremely comfortable, but kinda clashes with the suit & tie.
-“say, that’s a gorgeous pair of crocs” noone said to anyone ,ever.
Anonymous
I have normal Nike sneakers. Check online. Most are leather-free.
Wolf – try imagining what it feels like by the Amud.
Actually, I think about that all the time.
Not that anyone’s asked me to daven for the amud on RH/YK, but if they did, the primary reason I would have to turn them down is because I don’t think I can stand with my feet together for that long.
The Wolf
how about converse?
definitely is the feet together aspect that hurts. After a painful rosh hashana, i brought a pair of slippers/sandals with reflexology insoles and wow what a mechayah!
Nike makes a whole line of sneakers using Hyperfusion or hyperfuse technology (just google nike hyperfusion) you can get low top high top or running styles they give a terrific amount of support and are completely synthetic. BTW Sam2 is correct, a fair amount of sneakers these days do not have leather.
p.s.I am hoping that Moshiach comes before tishabav rolls around and above info will be used for informational purposes only 🙂
amein!
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