Frustrated with your travel shoe options? This list will help.

If you're prone to overpacking — like, you regularly find yourself sitting on your suitcase to get it to close — then you know how frustrating it can be once you get to the one item you need no matter where you're headed: Shoes. Yes, destination aside, you always need a pair of kicks to cover up your feet.

But getting your shoes to fit and stay in your bag is a huge hassle. Especially when you find yourself needing to bring more than one pair due to varying climates or special occasions. (A simple rule for packing: try to keep yourself to two pairs of shoes maximum — one to wear while you travel, and the other for your suitcase. Anything more, and you'll find yourself struggling.) Read more...

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BEST AIRPORT SHOE

Allbirds Wool Runners

Airport travel is a high-stress situation as it is. Wear these comfortable, lightweight, and flexible runners to alleviate at least some of your frustrations.

$95 from Allbirds

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BEST FOR WET/COLD CLIMATES

Bean Boots by L.L.Bean (Shearling-Lined)

Battle those cold, wet environments with warmth, practicality, and durability.

$249 from L.L. Bean

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BEST FOR CITY TRAVEL

Nike Roshe One

Nike Roshe Ones will keep you comfortable while exploring the streets of any city, impressing the locals all the while with their versatile look that pairs well with almost any outfit.

$75 from Nike

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BEST FOR BUSINESS TRAVEL

Cole Haan ZeroGrand Stitchlite Wingtip Oxford

While oxford shoes are notoriously uncomfortable, Cole Haan's take on the classy dress shoe employs unique Stitchlite fabric and supportive padding to keep you looking and *feeling* good at every one of your meetings during business travel.

$180 from Cole Haan

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BEST HIKING BOOT

Danner Mountain Light Boots

Avid hikers should look no further than the Danner Mountain Lights if they want the perfect mesh of quality and nostalgia — they bring comfort, support, and practicality to the table, if you can foot the bill.

$380 from Danner