Best insoles & shoes for foot pain?

[Kingnoob]

Turned out the sketchers and the custom insole they came with was not enough for constant standing. Both my ankles were shot now just one hurts.

Any suggestions of better shoes under $150 , insoles under $50? Dr scholls locally are around $16-20. For the cheaper ones.

 

[everettT]

Turned out the sketchers and the custom insole they came with was not enough for constant standing. Both my ankles were shot now just one hurts.View attachment 76646View attachment 76647
Any suggestions of better shoes under $150 , insoles under $50? Dr scholls locally are around $16-20. For the cheaper ones.

I'll re-alliterate Asics. Choose the your stride (pronation or supination) and then pick the previous year's model to come in under your $150 budget. My primary care doc, orthopedic surgeon and neurosurgeon all wear them. I switched to them years ago and wouldn't wear another shoe.

 

[Dude#1279435]

I'll re-alliterate Asics. Choose the your stride (pronation or supination) and then pick the previous year's model to come in under your $150 budget. My primary care doc, orthopedic surgeon and neurosurgeon all wear them. I switched to them years ago and wouldn't wear another shoe.

I was looking at those but couldn't figure out which style for work. The kayano, nimbus, or Cumulus I imagine.

 

[Dude#1279435]

Turned out the sketchers and the custom insole they came with was not enough for constant standing. Both my ankles were shot now just one hurts.View attachment 76646View attachment 76647
Any suggestions of better shoes under $150 , insoles under $50? Dr scholls locally are around $16-20. For the cheaper ones.

Also Brooks. For insoles maybe the Superfeet green.

Overall I've had good luck with sketchers, but the durability isn't there. The one pair that didn't work was the sketchers sport. Good for two weeks than all of a sudden huge pain.

 

[everettT]

I was looking at those but couldn't figure out which style for work. The kayano, nimbus, or Cumulus I imagine.

Depends on your stride. The Cumulus fits my pronation stride as do the Kayano. Their website will tell you which shows are best. The Kayano is geared for "over" pronation and the Cumulus less pronounced.

 

[Dude#1279435]

Depends on your stride. The Cumulus fits my pronation stride as do the Kayano. Their website will tell you which shows are best. The Kayano is geared for "over" pronation and the Cumulus less pronounced.

I'm not sure. I wear an orthotic with a high arch. Of late it feels like the arch is pushing my feet outwards so the sides I have pain. I traded my hokas for the Brooks beast GTS. Knowledgeable foot person that helped, but if they will work I won't know till later. She felt I needed a harder sole.

 

[everettT]

I'm not sure. I wear an orthotic with a high arch. Of late it feels like the arch is pushing my feet outwards so the sides I have pain. I traded my hokas for the Brooks beast GTS. Knowledgeable foot person that helped, but if they will work I won't know till later. She felt I needed a harder sole.

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