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9 best shoes for Tulsa in July
highs of 95°F, lows of 73°F, 7 rainy days — here's what to put on your feet.
Why these shoes for Tulsa in July
Tulsa in July averages highs around 95°F, lows near 73°F, 7 rainy days.
Breathability wins in hot, dry weather. Mesh uppers and open sandals will keep you from sweating through a full day of walking.
One well-chosen pair covers this climate month for most travelers — add a second only if you need dress or activity-specific footwear.
Our picks focus on walking sandals, breathable sneakers, slip-ons — enough range to cover day-to-day walking without overpacking.
How many pairs?
One solid pair is enough
Recommendation: 1 pair
- A versatile everyday shoe covers most of this climate month.
- Skip a second pair unless you need dress shoes for a specific night.
Best sandals for Tulsa in July
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Everyday Black Leather Slide Sandals
These simple slides feature a molded footbed for all-day comfort. Their minimalist design pairs effortlessly with everything from linen t…
Breathable for ~95°F highs
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Black Leather Cushioned Slide Sandals
A molded footbed and buttery soft leather straps make these slides comfortable enough for all-day wear. The minimal design pairs easily w…
Breathable for ~95°F highs
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Puffy
Puffy Braided White Slide Sandals
A soft, braided strap adds texture and interest to this minimalist slide sandal. The cushioned footbed provides all-day comfort for warm-…
Breathable for ~95°F highs
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Classic White Retro Low-Top Sneakers
These versatile sneakers feature a cushioned footbed for all-day comfort. Pair them with everything from jeans to dresses for a timeless,…
Breathable for ~95°F highs
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All-Terrain Trail Runner Sneaker in Mint
A lightweight and durable sneaker designed for rugged terrain and everyday wear. The cushioned sole and breathable upper provide all-day …
Breathable for ~95°F highs
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Grey Quick-Dry Waterproof Low Sneakers
Cool grey waterproof low sneakers designed to dry fast after puddles. Neutral color hides splash marks on multi-day wet-weather itineraries.
Breathable for ~95°F highs
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Black Chunky Sport Loafer Mules
These chunky-soled mules offer a sporty take on the classic loafer, with an easy slip-on design for all-day wear. The cushioned footbed a…
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Grey Road-Ready Walking Sneakers
Cool grey road-ready walkers with balanced cushion—not chunky trail, not dress flat. Designed for flat pavement, metro stairs, and long a…
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Matte
Matte Black Short Waterproof Rain Boots
Short matte black rain boots cut for city puddles—not farm mud. Slip-on design, packable shaft, and a quiet sole for museums and cafes af…
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FAQ
Are waterproof shoes necessary in Tulsa in July?
Probably worth it — about 7 rainy days on average. Water-resistant will do; full waterproof is overkill.
Do I need boots in Tulsa in July?
Not really — average lows near 73°F stay above the boot threshold. A supportive sneaker is enough.
Can I wear sandals in Tulsa in July?
Absolutely — with highs around 95°F, sandals are the daily driver.
Can I get by with one pair of shoes in Tulsa in July?
Many travelers do fine with one strong walking pair. Add a second only if you need dress shoes or a wet-weather dedicated option.
What about dressy dinners in Tulsa?
Most cities accept clean sneakers or light boots for smart-casual dinners. If you have a black-tie night, pack one dress shoe and wear your walking pair on the plane.
Any tips for packing shoes for Tulsa?
Wear the bulkiest pair on the plane, stuff socks into the packed pair, and use a shoe bag so damp soles do not ruin clothes. Pack a thin spare pair of socks for rainy days.