Tried them and they are too loose on my feet. Plus, I've tried the memory foam insole shoes before and they don't last. The foam dies out after only a couple of months.
About a month ago a new flair up started. Now I have 2 new pairs of runners. One for every day use and one JUST for the treadmill. And believe you me, I will remember this time to buy a new pair of runners for the treadmill every year!
. (there is) What's up with that. We don't even have the Amazon warehouse yet.DS got one of these for November. He never noticed as we would have used his card to fill-up to make sure he got the 100AM. Last night DH was using his card to fill-up and do the StB coupon (DS opted in and refused to go into the store to pay with a coupon) he came home with 106AM.Also I just got an email from Shell for this little beauty, and I was going to get gas tomorrow
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LOL.....I'm unsure of the actual shoe count right now. I've got at least 14 pairs of Nikes. They are the only shoes I can wear for work. I have summer ones and winter ones then I have non work ones. I NEVER wear the same pair two days in a row and toss them after two summers/winters. I also have two pair of Adidas and a pair of Michael Kors both are sneaker style that are at least fashionable. Those ones I keep strictly for outside of work.Try Asics! I do a lot of walking and if I do not have good arch support plantar fasciitis flairs up. The last attack I had (besides now!) was in 2012. While desperately searching for runners that would allow me to hobble, if not walk, (as we were headed to Boston) I came across Asics. I swear my feet sighed when I stepped into the right pair. I've been wearing that brand since! Flip the shoes over and make sure they have a "crossbar" on the bottom. Helps with support. Oh yes, for some reason Ascis has decided to make their shoes a size smaller a year ago. I have always worn size 10 - ever since I was a teenager. This time around I had to buy size 11. THAT I'm not impressed with but oh well.
I started walking an hour on the treadmill 4-5 times a week in January and unfortunately forgot that would put more wear & tear on my runners.
Thank goodness for Black Friday. I ended up getting the price on both pairs adjusted so I ended up only paying $89 per pair.
Wow! Bottom line bottomed out on him, I'd say. I only wear Asics, too. I bought new ones in the spring and (accidentally) threw out my old, but still usable, orthotics when I threw the shoes out.
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Me too! Doing calf stretches and orthotics have helped a lot. I actually did shockwave therapy for the first time yesterday for it, and it already feels better! I'm amazed how much difference I've seen in less than 24 hours. It hurt to get it done, but it's only 5 minutes. I had my first flare up about 18 months ago and once it cleared up I had been good until about 3 weeks ago. So - if you have it, and have access to shockwave therapy, I'd say go for it!
fingers crossed!
I saw a chiropractor that did that to me as well. Along with some other scraping thing. My one foot was fine after a couple of times, my other one is much better but not 100% yet. I never had Plantar Fascitis until this year - now I know what everyone was talking about or why they couldn't go for a walk!Since Plantar Fascitis seems to be the topic of the day...
