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Monday, May 19, 2014

Best running tennis shoes for high arches?




me.


I have high arches, like I did the thing were you get the bottom of your feet wet and walk on concrete. The front and back part of my footprint weren't even connected.

I have just started cross country and I started out with Nike flex experience rn 2. My calves got super tight and sore after a week.

I then tried asics gel something 6 which sort of helped, but not really.

I think what I need is arch support but I'm not sure. What are the best running shoes for me?

Thanks



Answer
Go to a running shoe store and say you want running shoes, period. They should have you run in a shoe to see how you run, which would indicate what type of shoe you need. Once they have an idea of what you need they should pull out several models and have you try them for comfort, have you put both pairs on and jog around the store or in the street to see which you like best. They should be half a size to a full size larger than your street shoes. If you go to a shoe store and they don't ask to see you run first thing to get an idea of your needs, find another store.
Good luck!

What is the best walking/running shoe for someone with high arches?




~Jessika~


I need a shoe I can buy about anywhere and if you know who sells it the name of the company. Thanks!


Answer
Not Nike Shox. No serious running store will carry Shox.
There are a dozen great shoes for runners with high arches. Finding the right shoe, unfortunately, is not as simple as determining your arch height. For example, the adidas Response Cushion 16 and the adidas Supernova Cushion 6 are both great shoes. The Supernova is built for a heavier runner (heavier than 180 for men) while the Response is much lighter and less bulky.
Your best course of action is to find your local running store and have them fit you.




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Monday, September 9, 2013

The arch of my foot hurts with my new running shoes. Normal?

best running shoes no arch
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zaza


I usually wear flip flops daily and I I just bought new asics running shoes and the arch of my foot hurts really bad after about 10 min. of just walking. Is this Normal? Will it subside eventually?


Answer
well flip flops have no arch.. and if you flat footed and you try to put on a shoe with a lot of arch you will feel discomfort. Yet it should subside fairly quickly. I'm completely flat footed and got fit for a running shoe that has atremendouss arch and it took me about 20minutes of running to adjust to them and after a week i couldn't feel a difference.

What's the best type of running shoe for moderate overpronation and neutral arch?




omeboy487


What's the best type of running shoe for moderate overpronation and neutral arch?
I am trying to look for new running shoes. I am picking up running again slowly after having "runner's knee" and am looking for the best type of shoe that will give me lots of cushioning and also work with some slight overpronation. i heard that brooks and asics were good. i was wondering about adidas and of any other specific type of shoe out there that may be worth giving a try.



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I'd recommend going to a sports/running shoe store with staff knowledgeable enough to help answer your questions. I live in San Diego and when I got back into running I went to a place here (plug plug: San Diego Running Institute) that put my feet through a barrage of tests before they gave me my running shoe.

They had me walk across a pressurized mat (hooked up to a computer) to tell how weight was distributed across the bottom of my foot as I walked. This along with other measurements helped them to pick out a running shoe that worked great for me.

Not sure where you live or if there is an equivalent store, but I'd ask around. Sorry, I don't know any brands off the top of my head to help with your problems.




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