10 Best Walking Shoes For New York
Updated on: March 2023
Best Walking Shoes For New York in 2023
MARC JOSEPH NEW YORK Toddlers Baby Boys/Girls Leather Double High Top Velcro Strap Loafer, ash Nappa/Off White Snake, 5 M US
Kenneth Cole New York Women's Rhyme Hiker WP Walking Shoe, Black, 7.5 Medium US
MARC JOSEPH NEW YORK Women's Leather EVA Lightweight Technology Fashion Trainer Sneaker, Dark Earth Nubuck Multi, 6.5 M US
- Designed in New York and hand crafted by skilled artisans in Brazil
- Dense & fully padded footbed for optimized comfort
- Hand crafted & Stitched
- Durable and flexible rubber sneaker sole with treading for walking traction & superior comfort
- Signature red tag
MARC JOSEPH NEW YORK Men's Leather Grand Central Sneaker, Grey Nobuck, 12 D(M) US
- 1-inch elevation
- Durable and flexible treaded synthetic sole for walking traction and superior comfort
Nicole Miller New York Toddler Girls Slip-On Shoes Light Weight, Casual Walking and Running Shoes- Pink Size 10 5 Years
- DESIGN: Nicole Miller New York fashionable slip on with knit knotted design shoes offers timeless and girly design features a modernized full rubber outsole that enables grip and durability. Breathable fabric lining brings a better wearing experience.
- MATERIAL: Lining soft woven fabric with odor-resistant treatment, keeping the feet dry, prevents soles sweating. Outsole - Flexible, stability rubber sole, prevent slippery, shock absorption, gives the foot maximum range in movement. Lightweight and Soft material enable your kids to enjoy themselves and feels no burden on their feet.
- EASY ON and OFF: Canvas with elastic ankle. Easy on and off, even small hands to help pull on these shoes.
- SIZE: Available in Size 5 M US 12-18 Months, Size 6 M US 18-24 Months, Size 7 M US 3 Years, Size 8 M US 3.5 Years, Size 9 4 Years, Size 10 5 Years.
- APPLICATION: Sneakers offers support and protection for kids' growing feet, perfect for daycare, school, and daily wear. The baby shoes are workable is for activities like aerobics exercises, indoor-outdoor light sports, garden, lawn, park, street walking, shopping.
Onitsuka Tiger Unisex New York 1183A205 Birch/Peacoat Walking Shoe - 8
Kate Spade New York Women's Felicia Walking Shoe, Multi Glitter, 5 M US
Marc Joseph New York Kid's Toddlers Baby Boys/Girls Genuine Leather Made in Brazil Velcro Strap Shoe, Aqua Perforated, 4 M US Toddler
- Designed in New York and handcrafted by skilled artisans in Brazil
- Gel heel insert, densely padded footbed & blunt arch support for optimized comfort
- Sole designed for the ideal combo of flexibility & durability
- Signature durable and flexible injected rubber sole with cup-sole technology for walking traction & superior comfort
- Signature red tag
MARC JOSEPH NEW YORK Men's Leather Luxury EVA Lightweight Technology Penny Loafer, Light Grey Suede, 12 M US
- Designed in New York and handcrafted by skilled artisans in Brazil
- Dense & fully padded footbed for optimized comfort
- Durable and flexible rubber sneaker sole with treading for walking traction & superior comfort
ASICS Women's Gel-Kayano 25 NYC Running Shoes, 7M, Black/Black
- I.G.S (Impact Guidance System) Technology - ASICS design philosophy that employs linked componentry to enhance the foot's natural gait from heel strike to toe-off.
- Rearfoot and Forefoot GEL Technology Cushioning System - Attenuates shock during impact and toe-off phases, and allows movement in multiple planes as the foot transitions through the gait cycle.
- Guidance Line Midsole Technology - Vertical flex groove decouples the tooling along the line of progression for enhanced gait efficiency.
- Guidance Trusstic System Technology - This Trusstic System Technology integrates Guidance Line construction for enhanced gait efficiency while providing midfoot structural integrity.
- Ortholite X-40 Sockliner - This premium sockliner features higher rebound properties while providing excellent moisture management and a high-level of breathability (Ortholite is a registered trademark of ATP Manufacturing LLC.)
Upcoming New York City Street Fairs 2020
New York City Street Fairs are little festivals designed to be a great weekend for all. There are bargains, street performers, and wonderfully delicious food expos.
New York City Street Fairs are little festivals designed to be a great weekend for all. There are bargains, street performers, and wonderfully delicious food expos. Stroll through the vintage and handmade items, engage in soul provoking blues and other musical treats, and partake in tasteful ethnic eats at bargain basement prices. All in all, what a wonderful way to spend a weekend in New York City. New York City Street Fairs happen with rhythmic frequency and you never have to wait long for another one to come around. Below are some of the upcoming New York City Street Fairs coming up in 2020.
Don't forget that when you go to a street fair you need to realize that with it all depending on weather that you will need a backup plan should the weather turn for the worse. Don't get sucked into buying things in the street fair that you wouldn't buy normally. The prices look good, but the addage of "buyer beware" still applies. Ask for a business license and vendor card on higher priced purchases and pay with a credit card so that you have a bit of buyer protection. And lastly, keep an eye on your valuables. Whenever there is a crowd there is bound to be pickpockets. Watch for the "bump and run" where they accidentally bump into you and suddenly down the walkway you find out the wallet you were holding in the back pocket is gone.
JUNE
Saturday June 3rd -Lexington Avenue Spring Festival (on Lexington Avenue from 42nd - 57th Street)
Sunday June 4th -2nd Avenue - Spring Jubilee (on Second Avenue from 23rd - 34th Street)
Sunday June 4th -Upper West Side Festival (on Broadway from 110th - 120th Street)
Friday June 9th -Tribeca Community Fair (on Murray St. from Broadway - Church St.)
Saturday June 10th -Stuyvesant Park Neighborhood - Second Ave Fair (on 2nd Ave from 14th - 23rd St)
Sunday June 11th -N.Y.C. Expo (on 3rd Avenue from 23rd - 34th Street)
Friday June 16th -Financial Community Day Festival Series (on Maiden Lane from Water - South St)
Saturday June 17th -Brooklyn Heights Festival (on Court Street from Atlantic - Joralemon St [*Bklyn*]
Saturday June 17th -Murray Hill Festival (on 35th Street from Lexington Ave. -5th Ave.)
Sunday June 18th -International Cultures Festival (on 6th Avenue from 42nd - 56th Street)
Saturday June 24th -Times Square Expo (on 7th Avenue from 47th - 57th Street)
Sunday June 25th -Gramercy Park Fair (on 3rd Avenue from 14th - 23rd Street)
JULY
Saturday July 1st -Times Square Block Party (on 46th Street from 7th - 8th Avenue)
Tuesday July 4th -The Great July 4th Festival (on Water Street from Fulton - Broad Street)
Friday July 7th -Financial Community Day Festival Series (on Maiden Lane from Water - South St)
Saturday July 8th -6th Avenue Summerfest (on 6th Avenue from 23rd - 33rd Street)
Saturday July 8th -Upper East Side Block Party (on 74th Street from 1st - 2nd Avenue)
Sunday July 9th -USO - Avenue of the Americas Summerfest (on 6th Ave from 42nd - 56th Street)
Saturday July 15th -Park Avenue Summerfest (on Park Avenue South from 17th - 23rd Street)
Sunday July 16th -NYC Celebration of Nations Festival (on Madison Avenue from 42nd - 57th Street)
Saturday July 22nd -NYC Unfolds Street Fair (on Broadway from Houston - Grand St. )
Sunday July 23rd -East Side Summer Festival (on Lexington Avenue from 42nd - 57th Street)
Saturday July 29th -Washington Sq. Summer Fair (on Bleecker St. from Broadway - 6th Ave.)
Sunday July 30th -52nd Association Jazz Festival (on 52nd Street from Lexington - 7th Avenue)
AUGUST
Friday August 4th -Manhattan Youth Fair (on Murray Street from Broadway - Church Street)
Saturday August 5th -The C.O.R.E. Health Expo (on 7th Avenue from 47th - 57th Street)
Sunday August 6th -Festival of the Americas (on 6th Avenue from 42nd - 56th St.)
Friday August 11th -Financial Community Day Festival Series (on Maiden Lane from Water - South St)
Saturday August 12th -Greenwich Village Festival (on Greenwich Avenue from 6th - 7th Avenue)
Sunday August 13th -Madison Avenue Summer Fair (on Madison Avenue from 42nd - 57th Street)
Saturday August 19th -Summer Seaport Festival (on Water Street from Fulton - Broad Street)
Sunday August 20th -Lexington Avenue Summerfest (on Lexington Avenue from 42nd - 57th Street)
Saturday August 26th -Gramercy Park Neighborhood Festival (on 3rd Avenue from 14th - 23rd Street)
Sunday August 27th -Third Avenue Merchandise Fair (on 3rd Avenue from 23rd - 34th Street)
SEPTEMBER
Friday September 1st -Welcome to Columbia University (on 120th St from Broadway - Amsterdam Av)
Saturday September 2nd -Friends of Dag Hammarskhold Festival (on 2nd Avenue from 45th - 57th Street)
Sunday September 3rd -The 22nd Annual Brazilian Day Festival (on 6th Avenue from 42nd - 56th Street,
amp; on 46th St. from Madison - 7th Avenue)
Monday September 4th -*Labor Day* - M.E.C.A. Family Festival (on Lexington Avenue from 34th - 42nd Street)
Friday September 8th -Fulton Street Follies (on Fulton Street from Water - Gold Street)
Saturday September 9th -Big Apple Performing Arts Festival (on 7th Avenue from 47th - 57th Street)
Friday September 15th -Financial Community Day Festival Series (on Maiden Lane from Water - South St)
Saturday September 16th -The Great Irish Festival (on 6th Avenue from 42nd - 56th Street)
Sunday September 17th -Tudor City Festival (on 2nd Ave. from 43rd - 57th Street)
Saturday September 23rd -7th Avenue - Guardian Angels Fair (on 7th Avenue from 47th - 57th Street)
Sunday September 24th -8th Avenue Fall Festival (on 8th Avenue from 23rd - 34th St.)
Friday September 29th -N.Y.C. Police Museum Festival (on Old Slip from Water - South St.)
Saturday September 30th -University Place Fair (on University Place from Waverly Pl.- 14th Street)
OCTOBER
Sunday October 1st -N.Y.C. Oktoberfest (on Lexington Avenue from 42nd - 57th Street)
Saturday October 7th -Union Square Autumn Fair (on Park Avenue South from 17th - 23rd Street)
Sunday October 8th -Lexington Avenue Fall Festival (on Lexington Avenue from 34th - 42nd Street)
Monday October 9th -Columbus Day Festival (On Water Street from Fulton St. - Broad St.)
Saturday October 14th -8th Avenue Autumn Festival (on 8th Avenue from 42nd - 57th Street)
Sunday October 15th -Avenue of the Americas Family Expo (on 6th Avenue from 42nd - 56th Street)
Friday October 20th -Financial Community Day Festival Series (on Maiden Lane from Water - South St)
Saturday October 21st -Washington Square Festival (on Waverly Pl. from Broadway - 5th Avenue)
Sunday October 22nd -The Great Third Avenue Fair (on Third Avenue from 23rd - 34th Street)
Saturday October 28th -Park Avenue South Autumn Fair (on Park Avenue South from 17th - 23rd St.)
Sunday October 29th -The 7th Avenue Autumn Carnival (on 7th Avenue from 47th - 57th Street)
NOVEMBER
Saturday November 4th -A.D.A.'s World's Largest Block Party (on Madison Avenue from 42nd - 57th St)
Sunday November 5th -6th Avenue Autumn Fair (on 6th Avenue from 34th - 42nd Street)
Friday November 10th -Veteran's Day Festival (on Water St. from Fulton - Broad St.)
Friday November 10th -Veteran's Day Parade Block Party (on 56th Street from 5th - 6th Avenue)
Saturday November 11th -University Place Fall Fair (on University Place from Waverly - 14th Street)
Sunday November 12th -Madison Avenue Holiday Expo (on Madison Avenue from 42nd - 57th Street)
Saturday November 18th -Times Sq. Holiday Fair (on 45th St. from 6th - 7th Ave.)
