I've gone back and forth through the years on footwear in the parks. I try to stick with breathable and easily dry-able, usually, but that's included Tevas, crocs, and, now, well-constructed flip flops. I know other folks swear by sneakers and won't do anything else.
What are your preferences and what brands do you like?

May 2008 CSR



I promise to learn my lesson.)


). The sides are somewhat open and no socks are needed. They have a lot of support. They are the only shoes I've worn at WDW that have left my calves not aching. They have an H2 model that is more waterproof, but the regular ones dry pretty quickly.
