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Skechers is known for its supportive shoes that are praised by shoppers who spend plenty of time on their feet. These Skechers sneakers even get approval from a podiatrist:

“Excellent walking shoes need to be supportive, lightweight and good for your specific foot type,” podiatrist Dr. Dana Canuso told Yahoo Life, who selected this pair as one of her favorite walking shoes. “My most recommended walking shoe is one with a moderate amount of stability, a supportive arch and lots of cushion.”

These popular kicks have the potential to make your feet very happy — bonafide foot doctors even give them a thumbs-up (toes-up?). “Stability, or ‘support,’ is probably the most important quality of a sneaker or any other shoe that someone will wear if they are to be on their feet for more than a few minutes at a time,” Richard H. Graves, DPM, of Sol Foot & Ankle Centers in Longwood, Calif, told us. And this pair — with its air cushion sole — is as supportive as it gets.

"I saw these on a waitstaff person when eating out," shared a rave reviewer. "I asked her about them and she said how much she loved them and wrote down the information to order on Amazon. I was excited when my order arrived. Sure enough, these are like putting on slippers. I could walk in these all day!"

Meet the supportive shoes with nearly 43,000 five-star ratings from Amazon shoppers. Podiatrists are all about them too. When reviewing the features, Dr. Suzanne Levine, founder of Millennium Podiatry in New York City, said they align with the type of things to look for in a pair of trainers. She said to consider stability to help avoid overpronation (when the arch of the foot collapses excessively downward or inward), a sturdy heel, lightweight construction, ample cushioning and a spacious toe box. These sneakers have all of this, and more!

"A teacher’s BFF," says a hard-working shaper of young minds. "I am on my feet all day as a teacher. I had struggled to find a pair of shoes that provided support and comfort. These are lifesavers. I may just get them in every color!"

These popular sneakers have handy bungee cords instead of regular shoelaces. Dr. Zaydenberg says that's a feature people with wide feet would appreciate. "The bungee cord accommodates wider feet," she explained. "It's also great for those with a larger instep."

One of over 5,000 five-star fans took theirs to a theme park: "I purchased these before a vacation to Disney World and I'm so glad I did! These shoes stand up to 12+ hours of adventure with no sore feet or blisters. I would recommend these to anyone for standing/walking or every day!"

Raved about by more than 23,000 shoppers, these sneakers feature a thick sole with an air cushion to help with shock absorption and stretch to help the foot fit perfectly. Dr. Levine notes that an upper that conforms to your foot is essential — you shouldn't have to spend extra time breaking in a shoe before daily wear. "Take into account the specific biomechanics of your foot," Dr. Levine told Yahoo Life. "More cushioning on the ball of the foot means good arch support."

"Bad foot day? Pick these!!" gushed a rave reviewer. "There is nothing more comforting for achy feet than these shoes. I have plantar fasciitis on both feet, a recovering 5th metatarsal fracture on my right foot as well as a collapsed arch (flat foot). They are lightweight, easy to wear, comforting, non-sweaty, non-friction-y, easy to wear wonderful shoes."

Three words to describe this pair from three stripes? Stretchy, comfy and cushiony. Plus, the mesh fabric prevents feet from overheating. These mega-popular shoes have an army of fans — as in over 64,000. They're the quintessential everyday sneaker, thanks to their sock-like feel. New York City-based podiatrist, Dr. Polina Zaydenberg, DPM is a fan of these for people with metatarsalgia (pain in the ball of the foot) and bunion deformities, thanks to their wider toe box. Choose from 26 colors.

"I bought these shoes for a trip to Paris," wrote one reviewer. "I have wide feet and have had foot issues like plantar fasciitis. I walked 88 miles in 11 days on the streets of Paris. Not one blister. My feet did not ache. Not one issue!"