Hello shoe-geeks
Here's a questionlet for you...
I have high arches and over-pronate. A physio I saw for a little bit told me to wear arch-support shoes for exercise.
I'm coming up to needing a new pair of shoes to replace my "Saucony Stabil MCs" ( www.saucony.co.uk/shoe/shoe.php?id=27022?search=allp ). I'm a girl with narrow feet - which makes the arch-support thing more tricky!
Any suggestions? - I do BodyCombat, Fight Klub (like BC, but attacking a big yellow free-standing punchbag), Pump, Fitness Ball class, Pump, and am thinking of starting BodyAttack.
The comfiest and most wonderous trainers I've ever owned are my Capezio dance-trainers ( www.capeziodanceeu.com/webstore/item_detail.aspx?ItemCode=S000DS02A0MBLK105 ) - but I'm not sure that they give enough arch-support
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I'm looking at some shoes in a mildly covetous manner at the moment;
- Earth Shoes
(not least because of their 'ethical' credentials, but also their assertions of posture/health/other benefits)
http://www.earthshoe.com/catalog.asp?Gender=women&cat=8
- Brooks Ariel
billed as being the best motion-control running-shoes on the market
http://www.brooksrunning.com/prod.php?k=23680&p=BSI42199&%27%2E%24flash%5Fvar%5Fstr%2E%27=
- Saucony Stabil MC
(I know they're ok, but it might be nice to have a change!)
http://www.saucony.co.uk/shoe/shoe.php?id=27022
- Asics Gel Evolution
(a lot of people in our gym seem to wear asics trainers)
http://www.ontherunsports.co.uk/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=12&products_id=525&osCsid=1ae2d096b7e8e6d68a2bea22287058cf
any suggestions?
I've been invisible for a while - profile got deleted, so I'm back and 'friendless' with a post-count of about zero - so hello again everyone.
