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The hunt for feet-friendly flip-flops
It’s that time of year: We’re all shopping around for cute flips to show off while strolling down the beach or kickin’ it at camp. While there are tons of adorable flip-flops out there, some styles can be particularly bad for your feet, and could even cause long-term problems. Don’t let the summer months take a toll on your fragile tootsies. Here are some fab feet-friendly options that won’t sacrifice style!
These hip flip-flops are cool for school, but fancy enough for dinner out. The rope-style straps give them a nautical vibe, (hint: break out your striped tops) and most importantly, they boast a padded foot bed to protect your soles.
Roxy Braided Rope Flip Flop, $32, southmoonunder.com
Buh-bye, rubber thongs. This pair is way more chic––animal print is always in style. They make a perf pairing with white skinnies or a black cotton sundress. Bonus! A cushioned foot bed will let you stroll the boardwalk for hours without achy feet.
Leopard Flower Flip Flop, $12, wetseal.com
Teeny wedge t-straps pair is totally posh. Metallics immediately dress up any outfit, which means they’re perfect for a night out. Besides, the low wedge on these flips will provide extra support for your overworked feet!
Braided Rhinestone T-Strap Sandal, $18, gojane.com
These simple leather thongs are the perfect addition to your camp wardrobe. Way durable and extra comfy, the memory rubber sole will mold to your feet and provide natural arch support, which means no soreness after a long day of camp hijinx.
Rainbow Wide Strap Thong, $45, nordstrom.com
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