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it has to be athletic shoes (not just the look of athletic shoes) since i do a lot of very physical activities when treating/evaluating patients. at the same time, they have to be leather, or water resistant, so i won't end up with wet socks after doing two bathing assessments.
thing is too, i have very small feet. i need size 4 for ladies, size 2 for kids.
Check out--
shoesforcrews.com
They specialize in shoes for restaurant and health care workers. My kids both work in restaurant and I buy these for them. They come in a variety of styles, slip resistant, leather, athletic, arch support, etc.
To keep socks from getting wet, have you considered high-tops? I believe SFC carries high-tops.
actually, i work in healthcare, and have to assess how patients bathe/shower themselves, hence the need for shoes that have good traction on wet floors. and not just that, athletic leather shoes so at least it'll repel some of the spray. i usually end up with wet socks after two showers, and i typically do 2-3 in a day, ~3x a week. i do have zippable shoe covers that i use on weekends when i mostly do bathing assessments and they have better traction on wet floors than any of my current athletic shoes, but not on weekdays when i have to transition from non-bathing treatments to bathing assessments within 5 minutes between patients, and those shoe covers are not easy to put on/take off, especially when wet.
Look for non-slip shoes. Payless sells some. Shoes for Crews makes only non-slip work shoes.
They specialize in shoes for restaurant and health care workers. My kids both work in restaurant and I buy these for them. They come in a variety of styles, slip resistant, leather, athletic, arch support, etc.
To keep socks from getting wet, have you considered high-tops? I believe SFC carries high-tops.
Both my kids say the SFC provide great traction.
thank you for the link!
they do have high tops but not in the size i need. i tried a boy's high top, but they still slipped around.
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