There are days when I wake up and just know it’s a backless shoe day. My aching feet don’t want to be laced-up, buckled or strapped-in. Returning to the classroom to fill in as a long-term sub, I’ve realized my need for shoes that are easy to slip on– something just a step up from [&hellip
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There are days when I wake up and just know it’s a backless shoe day. My aching feet don’t want to be laced-up, buckled or strapped-in. Returning to the classroom to fill in as a long-term sub, I’ve realized my need for shoes that are easy to slip on– something just a step up from house slippers. My RA is mostly under control except for my feet, so I need something with arch support and a wider toe box. Plus, mules are perfect transition footwear from winter to spring when you’re not quite ready to bare the toes in a sandal. Here are six of my favorite comfortable mules.
Naot Lodos

Best for narrow feet: Naot Lodos Do you have low volume feet (narrow with a low instep)" The classic Naot Lodos mule might work for you. Narrow-footed reviewers mention its good fit from toe to heel:

“I have long, skinny and bony feet. These mules fit my feet perfectly? and so, so cute! These are my 3rd pair of Naots? they do not disappoint!”

A removable cork-latex footbed may allow for a thin orthotic. Find the Naot Lodos in euro...