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<p>Some <a href=”https://www.esquire.com/style/mens-fashion/g3454/slides-sandals-men-shoes/” target=”_blank”>slides</a> are great for wearing to and from the gym, particularly if your workout requires you change shoes once you get there. Some more <a href=”https://www.esquire.com/style/g64154603/best-walking-shoes/” target=”_blank”>substantial shoes</a>—say, a laceless sneaker—is great for post-run or any other days where you need to walk but would prefer to do so comfortably. Here, we have 9 solid <a href=”https://www.esquire.com/lifestyle/g46213922/best-compression-boots/” target=”_blank”>recovery</a> shoes that feel cozy, are ergonomic, or both. We love them dearly. </p>” data-next-head/>
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Cushion! No, but actually. Smart cushioning is your friend. The smart part means that it’s not cushion just for feeling soft, but cushioned in the right places that are gentle on the tired parts of your foot but supportive on the others. Your foot anatomy and activity you’re recovering from will impact this, too. A slide or sandal is great for throwing on, for example, but isn’t as good if it feels like it’s clomping around.
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