Footwear Insight

November / December 2019

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footwearinsight.com Do you buy your own shoes or are they provided through work? I buy my own — there are no funds from my employer for them. Where do you shop for your work shoes? Amazon. They usually have the better deal. It doesn't really have the fitting and product information I need, but now Amazon has "try it free" with Prime wardrobe, which I haven't tried yet. Customer reviews help make the decision of which ones to buy as far as how they fit. How often do you replace your work shoes? Once a year. How much do you generally pay for on-the-job footwear? My Danskos are usually between $100 and $150. I bought two pairs on Amazon on Prime Day for $60 each pair. I expect my Dansko footwear to last two to three years. How could your shoes or work shoes for your job in general be improved? The upper part of the shoes need to be a little roomier for feet that have a high dorsum like mine. And nurses deal with body fluids, so the waterproof aspect is very impor- tant so that sanitizing the shoes is not an issue. The shoes should be constructed in a way so that using sanitizing cloths will not damage the shoes or affect the durability. l As an RN in Labor & Delivery, it's either a 12-hour or 8-hour shift. Maricar Centeno Registered Nurse Maricar Centeno, far left, with co-workers. Quality Built Since 1891 s a l e s @ w a s h i n g t o n s h o e . c o m 1- 8 0 0 - 9 2 5 -7 4 6 3 w e s t e r n c h i e f. c o m ® W a t e r p r o o f C o l d R a t e d C X 1 R u b b e r C o m p o u n d M e m o r y F o a m A n t i - M i c r o b i a l

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