Plushiest, Cushiest Sneakers?

[rokuremote]

Skechers are very cushy. Would NOT recommend for exercise other than walking because of how cushy they are. But for a casual shoe they might be good.

[sam812]

For me it is Nike Pegasus. Been wearing them for years. Anytime I try other brands my feet always hurt worse.

[JGC97]

There's a new brand out called, On. They make mens and womens shoes. From the commercial on TV, they look like they're very flexible and versatile. But at $150+ a pop, I'm not sure. I've never paid $150 for shoes in my life. I'm not about to start now, so close to the end. I'll never get my money's worth.

[sam812]

Originally Posted by HereOnMars

There's a new brand out called, On. They make mens and womens shoes. From the commercial on TV, they look like they're very flexible and versatile. But at $150+ a pop, I'm not sure. I've never paid $150 for shoes in my life. I'm not about to start now, so close to the end. I'll never get my money's worth.

I get the not paying $150 for shoes. I mainly wear Nike and they are in that same price range. As a cheap(thrifty) person I found if I go directly to Nike.com you can regularly get many of their shoes for half price or close to it with free shipping. These are their normal shoes and not the cheap outlet versions.

[ebbe]

I have to try on sneakers. I notice right away if a sneaker doesn't have enough cushion for my feet. I lucked out and just found a nice pair at Nordstrom Rack that was half the price. Happy Day!

[Weijin]

I know a lot of people swear by Hoka but I think they're horrible looking shoes. I like the Nike Air Winflos for running or if I know I'll be doing a lot of walking. Really happy with them.

[Cindiana]

I wear Asics Gel and Hokas Bondi and I am happy with both. I buy mine from Amazon.

[SkyLark2019]

New Balance FTW................