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Anyone with wide feet knows that finding shoes can feel like a never-ending game of trial and error. A pair of sneakers or flats might look adorable online, only to squeeze your toes the moment you try them on. Others might offer plenty of breathing room but leave something to be desired in the style department. And while comfort should always be a priority, there’s no reason you should have to sacrifice a cute outfit just to make it through the day without aching feet.
Fortunately, Dr. Scholl’s knows a thing or two about making footwear that’s both fashionable and functional, and the brand’s Be True Sneakers are a prime example. Reviewers raved over their “roomy toe box” and “supportive” arch cushioning, which made them “incredibly comfortable” to wear. Better yet, they’re currently 50% off at Amazon, bringing the usual $100 price tag down to just $50.
Dr. Scholl’s Be True Sneakers, From $50 (were $100) at Amazon
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Shop at AmazonInspired by old-school tennis shoes, these sneakers have a low-profile silhouette with rounded toes, lace-up fronts, and contrast stitching. They come in over 15 colors, with both faux suede and faux leather finishes to choose from. But what really sets them apart is the roomier toe box, which gives your toes more space to spread out. That’s especially good news for anyone with wider feet who’s tired of squeezing into narrow sneakers. The adjustable laces also let you loosen or tighten the fit to your liking.
Dr. Scholl’s Be True Sneakers, From $50 (were $100) at Amazon
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Shop at AmazonThe sneakers have a zero-drop design, meaning the heel and forefoot sit at the same height for a more natural walking feel. Their flexible outsoles bend with your movements, while soft EVA midsoles and anatomically cushioned insoles provide extra comfort and arch support. Dr. Scholl’s also added anti-odor technology and 15% plant-based BLOOM foam to the insoles, plus light-colored outsoles are pretreated with an easy clean repellant to help keep the sides looking fresh.
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Amazon shoppers praised the shoes for their “stylish” looks, “lightweight” feel, and “excellent” fit. One shopper dubbed the style as “super cute,” saying that they are “a good option if you need shoes that can handle long days out.”
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Give your toes some breathing room and your wallet $50 back. Shop Dr. Scholl’s Be True Sneaker while they’re half off at Amazon!
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