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'Like walking on clouds': Amazon's 'shockingly comfortable' sandals are on sale for $34

Libby Sentz
Updated ·4-min read

Amazon's top-selling athletic sandals — the Megnya Comfortable Walking Sandals — keep feet happy and supported on the street, the shore, the trail and beyond. The EVA-cushioned midsole, rubber soles with arch support and adjustable straps all work together to ensure a comfortable fit. The timing couldn't be better to nab a pair: They're on sale right now for just $34, or 32% off the original price. The pretty braided rope is made of stretchy nylon. And the sturdy, ready-for-anything sandal (yep, it's waterproof) will soon become your favorite.

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Megnya Hiking Sandals

$40$50Save $10
$40 at Amazon

These braided beauties are Amazon's No. 1 bestselling sandals and boast over 10,000 five-star reviews.

What's all the fuss about? The comfort reigns supreme. The soft nylon cord is handwoven, and the cushy rubber base is flexible and supportive. You'll grab these for the beach with your trusty coverup, but also for brunch with a maxi dress. Read on to see more reasons why Amazon shoppers have given the Megnya sandals over 10,000 five-star ratings.

Comfort for busy feet

Shoppers particularly love how these light, foamy sandals carry them through the day pain-free.

"Shockingly comfortable," raved one five-star reviewer. "I tried these on and didn't take them off!"

Megnya Sandal
Break up with that old floppy footwear. Your feet deserve a more supportive and attractive mate: Meet Megnya! (Photo: Amazon)

The sandals reportedly strike the right balance of cush, support and style:

"Best sandals I've ever owned," declared a grateful mom. "They stay firmly on my feet and provide decent support while I’m chasing my toddler around, but look nice enough to wear to work where I’m on my feet and active all day. They are so comfortable; the upper sole is a very soft rubber while the bottom is hard and hasn’t worn down easily. These are my go-to shoes in warm weather for the past two years, yet they’ve only just started to show some wear. I found them to be true to size. These are a must-have for active people who don’t want to sacrifice style for comfort!"

Another happy shopper said: "I hate flip-flops that are thin and stiff, but these aren't! The foam support is amazing and comfortable to walk around in for hours. The cute straps are not only trendy and cute, but also keep your foot secure in the shoe. The foam bottoms also have a bit of texture in them ... so that if your feet sweat a bit while you're out walking in the heat, your foot will still remain secure and not slip and slide."

Megnya Bright Sandal
Treat your feet. (Photo: Amazon)

High quality, low cost

Customers are surprised by how well-made and durable this $34 shoe is.

"I am in love with these shoes," gushed a shopper. "My feet feel like I'm walking on clouds. I cannot believe how comfortable they are for the price. ... They fit perfectly. They are very well-made, very sturdy, the braiding is impeccable...I will be buying more."

Another convert said: "So much more comfortable than my pricier Tevas and Chacos! My new favorite! ... The sole is thick and comfortable with just the right amount of give. The straps are super comfortable and slide to tighten. Best part, no buckles or plastic pieces to rub blisters on my feet or toes. ... I have been able to walk 5Ks on a gravel trail in these with no problems."

Megnya Light (Photo: Amazon)
A pair for every outfit. (Photo: Amazon)

Light and lovely

With 21 color choices, you can go bold, trendy or subdued — and the braid sweetens up every style.

"I get so many compliments!" wrote a five-star shopper. "What I love most is the straps! They really go well with whatever I'm wearing and are so delicate and feminine (something a lot of other walking sandals don't do well)."

MEGNYA

MEGNYA Hiking Sandals

$40$50Save $10
$40 at Amazon

These braided beauties are Amazon's No. 1 bestselling sandals and boast over 10,000 five-star reviews.

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