Trail Shoes: Same structure as trail runners but a bit sturdier with more robust tread. Ideal for easy-moderate hikes. Light Hiking Boots: Classic boot shape with study support around the ankles.

We’ve consulted with foot and ankle experts on what to look for in a nonslip shoe, why you might want a pair and which styles they’d recommend for hours of comfy and accident-free wear.

Of all the outfit considerations though, the MVP of what to wear on a plane comes down to the shoes. If your feet are happy, moving freely, and feeling cozy and supported, then you're off to a ...