I use trekking poles and whatever shoes (or flip-flops) that I have on. I have the same problem with hiking boots as I do with cycling shoes - nobody makes them that fit me so I don't use them. I spent an hour or so in the REI in downtown Seattle and they didn't have anything that fit me (wide feet + extremely high arch). I do not trust my balance going down hill and it really slows me down if I don't have the sticks. Amazing how much easier it is to ride than walk.
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