I'm not in the habit of endorsing or recommending products, but,

[OKNewshawk]

Another shoe I can't wear. I have an extremely narrow foot--depending on the shoe, I take an A or AA width. It's hell trying to find affordable shoes that fit properly.

 

[Dale00]

I am frugal but have gotten addicted to Brooks running shoes. Usually find a pair online, on clearance in the $70 -$80 range.

Take a look at what medical personnel, who are on their feet all day, wear ....Brooks

One of my kids has foot pain issues and could never find suitable shoes....until Brooks......He used to think he needed extra wide, but normal width in Brooks works great for him

Excellent support, comfort and breathable uppers.

 

[soonerwings]

Brooks are the only shoes I’ll run in. I was having chronic plantar fasciitis issues and the foot doc told me I’d have to start wearing orthotics for my “all day” foot gear. If you want a stupidly comfortable shoe that’s designed around orthotic insoles, check out Abeo.


https://www.abeofootwear.com/collections/mens


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[Glock 40]

Yup I got bad feet also and have had custom orthotics for probably 10 years. I work new balance for a long time. Freaking 990s are $160 a pair now. I tried some brooks as I need wide shoes because the orthotics push my arches up so much. The brooks outlast the New Balance by a bunch and are more comfortable. I did have one sole come loose on a pair of brooks filled out the online warranty form within a week had a new pair on the door step.

 

[xseler]

I'm kinda partial to the Hoka Clifton 6's now.

https://www.hokaoneone.com/mens-roa...var_1102872_color=EBPA#start=9&cgid=mens-road

Very comfy and with a good roll-though action when walking.

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