As we mentioned in our introduction, Aerosole shoes value comfort first and foremost. It is in their interest that their customer is able to spend an entire day on their feet without getting tired, without discomfort or pain in any part of their body.

This is why Aerosole shoes goes out of its way to develop only the best comfort systems for their footwear. While there are many advanced features in Aerosole shoes, which we will talk about in a later section, there is also the concept of Core Comfort - a basic sort of comfort technology that every shoe is outfitted with. A foundation which other comfort features are built upon.

Core Comfort comes with a memory foam footbed for cushioned softness, which is also removable, providing you with a flexibility and the ability to customize the inside of the design to your liking in your Aerosole shoes.

Aside from that, Core Comfort also has a special heel cradle feature which ensures your stability. It helps reduce overpronation or supination of your foot - rolling inward or outward - as you walk, and helps you maintain a well-balanced gait.

There is also the feature of diamond flex outsoles. These have a special diamond pattern on the bottom for that slip and skid resistance on your Aerosole shoes. No matter what surface you find yourself on, whether it is sleek and polished or hard and rough, you will remain on your feet at all times without fear of losing your footing, falling and injuring yourself.

The diamond flex outsoles in Aerosole shoes also have a bonus quality of absorbing impact. As you walk, your heel pounds the ground, sending little shockwaves upwards into your ankle, your knee and your hip. Over time, this pounding accumulates and starts causing damage to your muscles and joints. It can even lead to some medical ailments, such as plantar fasciitis.

In order to prevent this, and to ensure that your feet don’t feel tired regardless of how much you spend traipsing around, the diamond flex outsole absorbs the shock from your heel strike and evenly distributes it across the rest of the Aerosole shoe, reducing the strain put on your legs.

From flirty strappy sandals, to modest, professional heels, to sporty slip-ons and refined loafers - Aerosole shoes were not kidding when they declared that one of their main goals was to have a footwear style for every occasion. You can indeed find an Aerosole shoe which fits your personal tastes no matter what they are, since this brand goes above and beyond to deliver on the fashion front.

In this Aerosole shoe guide, we have encountered any number of casual and less casual styles, and so that is how we are going to sort them in this section, in order to briefly touch upon the pros and cons of each, and when it would be best to wear them.

Casual

Everyday footwear is, unsurprisingly, meant for every day. These are the styles that we wear on our days off, when we’re leisurely strolling around the neighborhood, when we’re enjoying a picnic date with our family or when we’re just getting to know a foreign city and all the wonders that it holds. Aerosole shoes has several of these styles and options available.

Casual styles are always a safe option because they are comfortable. They either come with flat soles or very low heels which are usually wedge in design, meaning that they can be worn the entire day without any problems. Their uppers are also constructed out of soft materials such as textile, leather or mesh, which don’t confine us or restrict our movement in any way. The materials stretch out over time and accommodate the shape of our feet, amping up that comfort factor.

It is entirely up to you whether or not you will go for a sneaker such as the Traveler, one which is perfect for a sporty look, or maybe a sandal like the Conchlusion, if you are in need of something to brave the heat of the summer. As long as it is an event where you’re not required to dress up, you can’t go wrong with a casual Aersole shoe.

Professional and Fancy

So, what to choose if the dress code calls for business-casual, semi-formal, or even formal? Well, the answer depends on your style and preferences, but your best bet would be to not go for sneakers (an exception could be made for dress sneakers, in the case of business-casual), slippers, and definitely not for flip flops. Fortunately, Aerosole shoes has you covered!

In fact, most workplaces have strict rules against open toes and heels which are higher than three inches in their offices, which limits your options quite a bit. You would do well to familiarize yourself with your company’s dress code, if it has one.

When it comes to business, loafers are a great choice, since they are elegant and polished and add a bit of a flair to a look. Stick to dark and neutral colors in your Aerosole shoes, such as black, navy blue, tan and nude, and definitely avoid over-the-top embellishments like bows and ribbons, sparkles and dangly charms. You want to look confident and to be taken seriously, which is hard to do if your shoes reflect light in all the colors of the rainbow.

However, formal events themselves are not so strict when it comes to style, and Aerosole shoes can step up in this style area as well. High heels are preferable for the ladies (though a flat has been known to sneak by every once in a while), and open toes are allowed, especially if is a garden party or an outdoor wedding. The amount of accents and decorations is up to you and to how comfortable you are with being the center of attention in any event.

In any occasion however, you're sure to find an Aerosole shoe here on the list that will suit your needs!

While we did break down the Core Comfort system of Aerosoles shoes, we also mentioned that there are some other, additional technologies that can go into individual designs. These can’t be found in every item on our list - some aren’t featured at all - but if you are curious about all of what Aerosole shoes has to offer, then find a minute to read through this section in which we talk about what else there is to be experienced.

Stitch ‘N Turn

Stitch ‘N Turn technology is focused on shoe flexibility. Rather, Aerosole shoes with this system are so flexible that they twist and move with your feet regardless of what you’re doing. You can easily run and jump and twirl and dance in Stitch ‘N Turn footwear, as your soles will be supporting you all throughout.

Moreover, thanks to this unprecedented flexibility, Aerosole shoes with this technology require no break-in periods. We can only be grateful for this, as we have wasted far too much time of our lives walking around the house in a new pair of shoes which we have yet to wear outside, hoping that they’d stretch out and loosen up enough so we can enjoy our Aerosole shoes without any blisters or pain.

Heel Rest

An Aerosole shoe technology which we mentioned a few times in our list, Heel Rest is definitely a life saver when it comes to high heeled shoes. Namely, the main problem of high heels is that they put unnecessary pressure on the front of your foot, which can lead to your toes turning numb or even worse conditions, such as bunions.

With the Heel Rest system this is not a problem, as the construction of the Aerosole shoe aims to distribute your weight away from the ball of your foot and back towards the feel. This not only improves the shoe’s comfort levels, but also helps you stay on your feet for longer, and reduces foot fatigue when at the end of the day you come home and decide to relieve your feet of the high heel strain.

Extra Calf

We’ve all been there - trying on one tall boot after another, falling deeper and deeper in our pit of despair and certainty that we will never find a design to fit our wide calves. The zipper doesn’t go all the way up, the elastic panels don’t stretch far enough, and we can definitely forget about those damned pull-on designs.

Fortunately, Aerosole shoes has a solution - the Extra Calf technology! This system comes with an extra zipper of two inches in width which ensures that you will be able to fit in all of their tall boot designs. This dramatically improves the comfort and wearability of this brand’s boots, and if you find yourself wondering if you’ll ever find that perfect boot design for you - don’t hesitate to turn to Aerosole shoes!

One thing that we love about a good pair of Aerosole shoes is that they can be versatile - worn in many situations and for many different types of events. There is nothing more disheartening than a design which is meant for only one, special occasion, after which it loses its purpose and collects dust in our wardrobe until it is time to bring it out again somewhere down the line.

This is why we have used the opportunity to also rank the items from our Aerosole shoe list according to their versatility, or rather their ability to match casual outfits as well as smart casual ones, and perhaps even semi-formal looks. The higher the score of the design is, the better it fits with an array of different styles.

Finally, as there is quite a number of high heeled shoes in our Aerosole shoe guide, we felt compelled to also include a category for that in our criteria.

The reason for this is simple - not everyone likes walking in heels, as they are largely considered the most uncomfortable footwear type. Heels elevate the back of our foot, putting it in an unnatural position and shifting our weight forward. As a result, the front of our foot starts throbbing - the higher the heel is, the sooner the pain comes - and we can’t expect to spend much time walking about.

The trick to heels is to choose the right type, one which will stave off the hurt for as long as possible. Go for thick, chunky heels, blocky in shape. Wedges and platform heels - those which have extra height underneath the ball of the foot - are also good options. Try to stay away from stilettos, as well as heels which are over four inches in height, as your feet won’t last longer than a couple of hours in those. Luckily, Aerosole shoes has several variety of heel types you can select from!