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Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 65
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I need help.....please.
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| thinktowin |
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I have very flat feet, and I only wear Nike, so right now the Nike Air Zoom Breathe Free is my shoe of choice. In my opinion, it's the best shoe out right now, but there is a newer Breathe Free that is coming out in April called the Breath Free II. I hope I coule be of some help. Later
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| Foo4Everlong |
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Legend
Join Date: Feb 2004
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Actually you'll need a different type of shoes for over-pronator and flat foot. For a over-pronator, you'll need a stability shoes
than cushioning. For a flat-footer, you need more cushion. I would recommend to figure out what type of foot you have and then choose a right type. I have a over-pronating foot and have learned about foot and shoe type in a hard way for over couple of years. I have opted to have doctor prescribed custom orthotics and have more choice of shoes.... Good luck, FD
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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No, you can be both flat-footed and overpronating. I have that problem. I've had a lot of success with Dr. Scholl's Dynastep Sport insert. What shoe you put it inside really would depend on what shoe feels comfy...these days I wear Head HL720s, like them a lot.
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Semi-Pro
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 650
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Want to go old school, you can get the Nike Air Trainer 1. They are definately for the flat footed. I can't stand them, and get blisters, but my flat footed friends couldn't disgree more. They're fairly cheap right now too.
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| Brian Purdie |
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BamaHacker
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The NB CT800/801 is great for your motion control issue - has a roll bar in the heel. For the flat foot problem you might try the "flat foot" insole made by Hickory Brands.
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