Q. has anyone else dealt with this issue? working out and feeling like the arch of your foot has zero support? let me know what you came up with with. thanx!
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i have like no arch at all. But asics have great shoes for issues like this.
i have like no arch at all. But asics have great shoes for issues like this.
which women's athletic shoe that looks good and has a wider toe span would you recommend?
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I wear athletic shoes a lot, but after a few hrs; they hurt my feet. I have one leg that is a little longer than the other so I have to use a small lift in the other shoe, which pushes that foot more toward the toe area. I actually have quite a narrow heel and my arch is not high. I wear a size 9. I want something that looks good but is also cushioned and comfortable. Hope someone can help. thanks
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Your best option would be going to a dedicated running store, like road runner sports, or fleet feet for example. There professionals will have you do a few short tests (for free) that will help out tremendously. They'll find out what type of shoe is right for you (there are 3 basic types of running shoes, support/cushioning, stability, and motion control), and they should have all the shoes separated by type, and they'll even recommend some, and you can try on a bunch and test them out. And I think you have up to a month to return them, no questions asked. It probably depends on the store, but at the road runner near me they offer custom fit insoles for $70 that are phenomenal. They last ~1000 miles worth of running, and do the same thing as insoles prescribed by doctors that cost 2-3x as much.
My favourite brand is brooks, but everyone is different. I knew people who swore by asics, saucony, nike, etc. The flats they sell at running stores are going to be a bit pricey though, I payed $130 for mine. But they're well worth it. After 2 hours of sprinting/hurdle practice 5 days a week, my feet felt fine. There are of course shoes that cost less, and you can possibly find them online cheaper.
Edit: Oh one more thing, they do sell shoes in different widths. So you should be able to get a pair that fit perfectly.
Your best option would be going to a dedicated running store, like road runner sports, or fleet feet for example. There professionals will have you do a few short tests (for free) that will help out tremendously. They'll find out what type of shoe is right for you (there are 3 basic types of running shoes, support/cushioning, stability, and motion control), and they should have all the shoes separated by type, and they'll even recommend some, and you can try on a bunch and test them out. And I think you have up to a month to return them, no questions asked. It probably depends on the store, but at the road runner near me they offer custom fit insoles for $70 that are phenomenal. They last ~1000 miles worth of running, and do the same thing as insoles prescribed by doctors that cost 2-3x as much.
My favourite brand is brooks, but everyone is different. I knew people who swore by asics, saucony, nike, etc. The flats they sell at running stores are going to be a bit pricey though, I payed $130 for mine. But they're well worth it. After 2 hours of sprinting/hurdle practice 5 days a week, my feet felt fine. There are of course shoes that cost less, and you can possibly find them online cheaper.
Edit: Oh one more thing, they do sell shoes in different widths. So you should be able to get a pair that fit perfectly.
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