You get sore wearing them for 2 hours? I don't think it matters what shoe you buy if your feet are that sensitive. I used to work on my feet all day on concrete in converse and had no issue.

My mom has weird feet issues and wears NB. Maybe try those.

Dr Martens are great, especially if you buy second hand worn ones, that way they are cheaper and they won't be stiff for the first month.

>>11165093
>name-brand sneakers
>$50

I've heard new balances are comfortable

>>11165093
Most guys I know who still work in the service industry STRONGLY recommend running shoes.

That said, running shoes tend to be ugly as hell.

New Balance and Nike Roshe Runs. Roshe Runs are the comfiest shoes iv ever worn.

>>11165151
>long term
>Roche's
Choose one retard

Converse = stinky feet

>>11165093
New balance.
Or take a look at the shoes that nurses wear.

You might just want to look into work shoes. Most if not all are built for comfort

>>11165093
get a pair of adidas trainers. prob more than a hundred but worth it. or buy reps from aliexpress and save your self some money. vans are pretty comfortable when their broken in too.

http://www.tailoredfortaylor.com/
I know it seems like I'm shilling, but I'm wearing my cons with one of these right now and the difference is very noticeable (although I've only had them for like a week)

>>11165258

just the regular lace-up vans or the slip-ons? vans are pretty cheap and they look cool (i have never worn vans before but i know tons of people who wear em)

i probably actually need a better insole or maybe my feet are just extremely sensitive

>>11165093
This is so dumb, buy crocs or some running shoes, this thread is honestly probably better suited for /fit/