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Eurodaisy


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My feet over-pronate (turn in slightly), so it's really hard for me to find shoes that are comfortable.  Do any of you ladies also have this problem, and how do you deal with it?  What style/brand of shoes do you wear that give you support where you need it? 

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hey eurodaisy,   you may need to ask a foot dr. what he says about your feet.  I have realy dumb feet, go on line to www.newbalance.com  some stores may carry new balance shoes, but they never have the kind I have to wear. I order on line or go to where they have a shoe store because there are more choices there. On line it tells where the nearest store is to you  with 800 numbers as well.  My feet go over to right and very wide( d width. extra support insoles that dr told me to wear inside shoes are great but not the kind you sees at walmart  I also wear the pading out on the inside of the heal of shoe so i have a peace cut from the insoles to fit  inside the back of shoe at the heal. The right kind of glue works good to keep them in place, hope you have good luck finding what you need for your feet new balance will help you find a shoe I am sure.

-- Edited by hello kittie at 02:18, 2005-12-10

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