Sentences with phrase «arch support so»

Though, keep in mind these do not have arch support so if you feel you really need arch support you might want to get a different insole for these.

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I walked for about 40 minutes total, and I wore my new arch support from Ultimate Performance which is memory foam padded, it's so cushioned, love it!

They're slip on so you don't have to mess around with tying up laces (which is a pain the more pregnant you get), and they have great arch support and are very lightweight, making them really, really comfy.

Most flip flops are horribly flat and offer no arch support at all, so these are a welcome change.

This ligament is the one that supports the arch in your foot, and can get strained if you have high arches or flat feet, if you stand for extended periods of time, if you wear poorly fitting shoes, and so on.

This shoe was built on New Balance's SL - 2 last, so it features a high arch for solid arch support plus a deep toe box and a wide forefoot to provide plenty of room for your toes and avoid blisters.

After falling down my stairs backwards 5 years ago I'm finally able to start strengthening my butt and legs; my pelvis was so out of whack that I needed to get that resolved first... My questions is: I have been wearing arch supports for the past 18 months, should I squat with or without them?

There were a few months when I went without any arch support in my shoes and after coming home from standing all day at work my feet and especially the inner tendons in my ankles would hurt so bad that it would bring me to tears.

Keep in mind that like most classic ballet flats, these shoes do not offer a tremendous amount of arch support, so if you have a high instep or require a lot of cushioning, simply insert a gel arch support to keep your feet comfortable all day long.

Flats have zero arch support, so if you want to wear them I would suggest Dr. Scholls insoles.

I have a high arch so the fact that these have no arch support may be a problem but overall I love these.

I loved that it was a soft canvas, so the material didn't chafe at all, and that it had arch support (again, easy on my infuriating flat feet).

I tried the frye campus boot and found it super uncomfortable... the leather was so thick and stiff, and the inside had no arch support.

This is such a granny post, but I've got terrible feet: any suggestions for a cute flat that I can wear to work that has good arch support and a tiny bit of a heel (I know that sounds like a contradiction — I don't mean a kitten heel so much as a flat that isn't, well, completely flat — maybe a small lift in the back?).

These are so cute plus I can insert my 3/4 length orthaheel to give it arch support..

The arch support in their heels is amazing and they're very well padded, so I think the flats would hopefully be equally good.

Had to 1/2 size down, very comfy good arch support scuffed a little too easy so just take a little extra care

so yes there are i.e. Vionic but there just isn't enough arch support, same with Clarks... I want good leather shoes and would be willing to pay for them but if I go to brands like Paul Green, not avail.

So agree about the thicker soled comfort shoes — with good arch support — for walking.

I'd say they don't have much arch support other than the fact that they have a heel so that naturally gives more support than a shoe that's completely flat.

I also find they don't have a ton of arch support... but so irresistibly cute.

I didn't realize they were so good at arch support, but that explains why my two most comfy pairs of sneakers are New Balance.

They have arch support and are SO comfortable.

Exspecially the Mary Jane style... mmmm love those:) I actually found a pair that are SO comfortable with wonderful arch support two years ago.

(And by that, I mean: better arch support and that aren't so tight around the achilles.)