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Sandals are a warm weather staple for a reason — they keep things cool and comfortable whether you’re at the beach, on vacation or just out and about. While summer may be over, fall is actually a great time to take advantage of end-of-season sandal deals. Even if you can’t put them to use right now, it’s never a bad idea to have a quality pair on hand for your next trip or even next summer. In the market for a sporty pair that still looks cute? If so, the Clarks Arla Shore Sandals are worth a look.
Part of Clarks’ Cloudsteppers collection, these sandals feature soft cushioning, a sweet knotted bow detail at the toe, and an ankle strap for extra support. Shoppers are fans, too. One called them “so comfortable, like walking on a cloud,” while another said they were the “best walking sandals ever.” They’re on sale for up to 46% off ahead of Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days event next week, bringing the price down to as low as $38.
Clarks Arla Shore Athletic Sandals, From $38 (were $70) at Amazon
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Shop at AmazonThey come in classic navy and black and sizes 5 through 12. Prices vary slightly by color and size, but you won’t pay more than $55 for any combo, so it’s a solid deal no matter what.
These sandals are designed to feel light and comfortable, making them a reliable option for all-day wear. Instead of a heel, there’s a 1.5-inch sole that gives just a tiny lift without sacrificing comfort. Built with high-density foam and a lightweight EVA midsole, they help absorb impact and reduce pressure on your feet as you walk. If you’re planning on summer travel, these are the kind of sandals you want to pack in your suitcase.
Shoppers have put these sandals to the test. One reviewer shared that she wore them throughout a trip to Morocco — walking for hours each day through deserts, cities, and different terrain — and her feet never hurt.
Another wrote: “I walked 10,000 steps spread out over a day while at a work conference and when I got home I was exhausted and sore…but my feet didn’t hurt! Plus they’re cute and go with nearly everything. I’m going to buy these in every color offered.”
Shoppers also love how easily these work across different outfits. One buyer called them “cute — perfect for casual wear or an evening out,” while another noted you can “go from a dress to jeans in the same shoes.”
They fit a wide range of foot types, too. One shopper with wider feet shared that they wore the sandals on a trip that involved a lot of walking and didn’t get a single blister. Those with narrower feet said the fit works just as well. The sandals run true to size, so there is no need to size up or down.
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At just $38, the Clarks Arla Shore Sandals are a deal worth grabbing while it lasts. Both navy and black are still available, but stock tends to go fast. If you’ve been looking for a comfortable, go-anywhere sandal that could serve you for years to come, now is a great time to pick up a pair.
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