feels comfortable – your shoe should feel immediately comfortable from the first wear. fits well – make sure you have at least 1‒1.5cm at the end of the shoe. It should be wide enough and long enough to fit your feet. The shoe should feel snug but not tight.
Shoes are usually classified by their types of closure. There are buckled shoes (monk strap), slip-on shoes (loafer, moccasin), and lace-up shoes (oxford, derby, blucher, Buda pester). The latter category can be further divided into different kinds of lacing: open (blucher, derby) and closed (oxford).
People often find a rubber sole to be flexible and comfortable from the very first wear, rubber naturally has more shock absorption so when you walk you don't feel the hardness of the pavement.