diabetic friendly shoes?

This summer I'll be spending a week to 10 days traveling through
Europe. We have no set itinerary, other than flying in and out of
Frankfurt. My sister and I will be renting a car and traveling
wherever the mood strikes.

I want to buy a pair of good walking shoes, but not a pair that will
break the bank. I looked at a local shoe store yesterday and the two
brands of shoes that seem to be just what I want (SAS and something
else) were over $120! That's WAY over my budget.

Can anyone recommend a brand that's more budget friendly, and offers
good support, etc? I'm going to get a pair far enough ahead of time
to make sure they're completely broken in before I leave.

Any other suggestions for a T2 traveling in Europe?

Thanks,

BessieBee
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