You don’t want to end up with blisters on your toes because your shoes rubbed you wrong the whole commute!

When walking somewhat far distances, it’s important to have arch support in your shoe that prevents arch and foot pain from an over-collapsing of the arch as you take each step towards work.

Weather knows no commute, and if you have to walk on busy streets and walkways to get to work, you are sure to find a few puddles! Don’t let wet socks ruin your entire day because you didn’t want to wear rubber boots for your commute.

Ahhh... let those piggies breathe! With proper shoes, your commute doesn’t have to cause stinky, sweaty feet. Instead, show up to work fresh and ready to start your day.

We don’t want any accidents on the way to work! So make sure your shoes have a tight-enough fit that they will stay on your feet well as you cycle through town.

When peddaling a bike, there are definitely some pressure points to your feet from those pedals. So make sure you’ve got comfortable and sturdy shoes that aren’t going to cause inflamed feet.

Many consider biking to work to be a great workout for the day... which is why you’ll definitely want to consider the fact that your feet are going to get hot! Choose a shoe that will allow that warmth to escape.

You may end up standing on that train or bus for a mighty long time to get where you need to go. It would be wise to consider a shoe that has enough inner padding to keep the bottoms of your feet from feeling like they’ve been strapped to bricks all day.

While you may have some shelter from the elements while riding your bus or train, getting on and off is never pleasant. Somehow the driver knows just how to place the door in front of the largest puddle in the surrounding area. Wear some waterproof sneaks and simply don't worry about it.

This one may sound trivial...but think about it for a second. If you’re in a rush to catch that bus, having just a few extra seconds to pull together everything you need can be the difference between remembering your wallet or not. Find a pair of commuting shoes that allow you to quickly pull your shoes on and you’ll be eating lunch today!