My Kirklands weigh over 16 plus with Spenco knock-off arch support....chinese gel pads and I take Costco Glucosamine-chondro-something tabs....I'm good at 68....important to buy the costco Glucosamine....keeps the docs away...
Glucosamin-Chondroitin... but you should do a little bit more reading:
www.health.harvard.edu
I second the sole court boost. go down half size or wear two socks. best cushioning in any shoe that I have ever worn.
Sole Court Boost is true to size for.
Do not go down 1/2 size
@CiscoPC600, there you go, the best examples of how feet shapes and sizes differ, so don't just take the word of someone else's foot shape/size. Know your foot shape and width size. Most shoes are usually true to length, it's just the shape of the forefoot that causes fit issues.
Besides cushioning, fit and support are quite important for joint health. Too much movement in your shoe means your joints take a bit more beating from stabilizing you. If you want a good stable cushioning shoe with a wear guarantee, I have tried the Zoom Cage 4 and the Asics Gel Resolution 8. The ZC4's air cushion takes away some court feel, and I didn't think the heel cushion was anything special, but heel cushioning is unimportant to me. It's stable and also a bit warm. I didn't like the fit.
The GR8 I can't really review, since I only tried it for less than an hour, because I didn't like the shape of the forefoot rubbing on my pinkie toes.
Personally I gave up on outsole warranties because I don't wear shoes until the midsole is very clearly showing. I find once the treads are worn, and a bit of midsole is showing, I already feel the effect on my foot. So going to a new pair for extended play is my normal routine. And the companies have been denying my claims, which made me not care about the durability warranty and just buy them in bulk.
