Sentences with phrase «much arch support»

Do they have as much arch support?

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.

Not much arch support, but you'll look adorable when you pair these with dresses, capris or skinny jeans.

Not exact matches

The neutral arch support design works well for a range of foot types, including people with flat feet, but may not provide as much support to people with high arches.

The arch support is pretty much to die for!

The plantar fascia supports the long arch on the inside of the foot and regularly changing shoes affects how much support the tissues can provide, therefore causing excessive strain stress on the foot.

They run true to size and are incredibly comfortable despite not having much in the way of arch support - the first time I wore them I worked all day and wasn't ever uncomfortable.

I still don't have much need for shoes with arch support myself nor really comfortable shoes for long walks, but this is the shop I would turn to when I need those shoes.

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?).

I generally wear casual shoes with dressier outfits, unfortunately it's not much choice for me since I need the arch support & can't wear a heel over 2 ″.

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They lean together and support each other, much like an arch.

Toms are very soft but don't offer much in the way of arch support.