Adidas Stan Smith vs Birkenstock Arizona

“I would definitely *not* do Birkenstocks. I think your feet would be in open revolution against the rest of your body by the middle of Day 2, if not the end of Day 1. I would recommend bringing 2 of your comfiest sneakers and rotating daily so your feet get a break. I've alternated between this pair of weather-resistant [Nike Pegasus 35](https://stockx.com/nike-air-zoom-pegasus-35-shield-wet-fly?country=US&currencyCode=USD&size-conversion=us+m&size=9.5) and a pair of [Nike Killshot 2s](https://www.nike.com/t/killshot-2-leather-mens-shoes-72M7D1/432997-107?nikemt=true&cp=98549970627_search_--x-20451925136---c-10107447-00883153780483&dplnk=member&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwna6_BhCbARIsALId2Z2-FA-ZduwmqvHvU-H1KjQ3VsQvj5-s3c8w3lqKcnwl8Sreo9qeTl4aAlfuEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds). Probably not the most trendy MFA pieces, but, for clothing, I've done Birddog shorts and Rhoback polos for my last 2 WDW trips. Both items kept me nice and comfortable throughout the Florida humidity and heat. Only downside to the Birddog shorts is the built-in liner (which limits re-wearability).”

“I’ve found the On Roger Advantage to be more comfortable than the regular Stan Smiths. Both are vegan leather, and I’d say the Ons look more casual. The toe area is a bit tighter than the Stan Smiths, so you may need to size 0.5 up. I walked 30km in 48 hours and my feet weren’t as sore as they usually would be with Stan Smiths. I’ve seen lots of people say they’re comfortable, but honestly, I’ve found them to be the opposite for long walks.”