Apollo 10

I hope that happens here.

Style wise, they pair well with almost every outfit I have and the off-white colour is easy to match with other colours. The silhouette of the shoe looks sporty but also casual at the same time. I like it a lot!

The only negative for me is that the shoe doesn't feel great with no socks. Maybe it takes some getting used to but I'm not there yet.

Overall, great shoe with the signature lightweight feeling that pairs well with almost any outfit. Read LessRead less about These shoes are incredibly comfy! I

r feet, while walking on hard, tiled, hospital floors, just think of how great they will be for everyday use.

As a nurse, I am constantly looking for supportive shoes that not only have some kind of arch support, but also have a good tread and are lightweight. After 12 hours of being on your feet, even flip flops can feel heavy, so the material of shoes worn by healthcare professionals is important. The outer material is breathable and flexible, and surprisingly stain resistant. These shoes also have a built in footbed with arch support and ankle cushioning, so no need to worry about the balls and insteps of your feet getting tired or achy. The soles of the shoes have also proven to be quite grippy on the hospital unit, which can become surprisingly slippery after a room is cleaned. Nurses also tend to go through shoes very quickly as we are bending down frequently to change bedding, help patients get out of bed and check IV lines and other items at a patient’s bedside. Therefore, the toe area of our shoes gets a lot of wear and get worn out quickly. So far there has been no sign of even a permanent indent in the toe box as the material is quick to keep its shape and integrity.

The shoelaces are also easily tied up and there is no fussing with multiple eyelets as the Apollos are easy in and easy out. One thing I will say is the shoelace on one of the shoes has come undone on its own once or twice, but this has been remedied by a double knot on that shoe.

I have also found the shoes to be true to size. I am a solid 8.5 women’s, and the 8.5 women’s/7.5 men/s shoe fits me perfectly. The width of the shoe is great, but I have found my toes sometimes feel a little cozy by the end of the day. Like all nurses, my feet tend to swell at the end of shift. When this happens, I’ve simply adjusted the shoelaces and adjusted my foot a bit and all is well again. This tends to happen only when I’m on day 3 of 3 shifts in a row however, so I am confident in saying this would happen with any shoe after 3, 12-hour shifts in a row.

All-in-all, these shoes have far surpassed my expectations, and I have recommended them to all my nursing colleagues. The other huge bonus is that these shoes are eco-conscious and kinder to our environment, so you can feel good IN the shoes and ABOUT wearing them. 10/10 would recommend 😊 Read LessRead less about Where have these shoes been all my

only note: on first wear I found the toe box to be a touch on the shallow side, but the upper has give and it wasn’t an issue after the first wear. Read LessRead less about Best Apollo Yet!

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anger for me, especially since I used to rely on inserts with the previous versions. Now, with the improved cushioning and sturdier sole, I no longer need those.

That said, there are a couple of areas where I think the Apollo 10 could be even better. First, I’d love to see some creativity added to the perforations on the shoe. Incorporating different shapes like triangles, stars, or other patterns could give it a fresh, distinctive look while maintaining the shoe’s breathability.

Another important suggestion is adding extra protection in the toe box area. Over time, I’ve noticed my big toe wearing through the top of the shoe, which could be prevented with a reinforced toe box. It would extend the shoe's lifespan and improve overall durability.

Overall, I’m really pleased with the Apollo 10’s performance and comfort, but a few enhancements would make it near perfect! Read LessRead less about Review of Apollo 10 Shoes: A Solid