what is the best shoe for a very high arch?
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Any shoe if you buy orthopedic supports.\n\nMost good sports shops sell orthopedic supports for $20 to 50 dollars.\n\nThen when you put them in your shoes pull out the thin top chushing and put in the ortho, or if you are get new shoes take them with you when you try them on.\n\nNew shoes always have a thin cushion in them on top of the foot bed, take that out to put in the ortho.
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I'm having hard time landing my heelfips, i'm regular footed. any suggestions. and oh yeah thanks for the 2 points. just leave response on "add details"
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Excellent!  There's absolutely no reason you can't do this.\n\nGet to a real running store, and have them fit you.  Some of the more sophisticated shops have a tool that will image your feet and strike patterns.  At the very least, they will watch you run.\n\nThe big key sometime hinges on stability control, pronation and supination.  Without knowing exactly what you do, it's pretty useless to recommend a specific shoe.\n\nHowever, I have excellent luck with New Balance shoes.  They seem to offer widths, and a wide range of products with and without stability control.  The Brooks Beast is a good shoe, if it fits you.\n\nIf you are running now, bring your old shoes with you.  This can be very helpful.  Do NOT go to a big retail chain.  It's rare to find a tech who knows anything about running shoes.\n\nThe salesperson will probably recommend going up one-half to a full size.  At high mileage your feet swell significantly.  It's more of a concern for a marathon, so a half size should do it.\n\nGood luck!
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If you have a narrow foot or high arch, stay the frack away from Vapors or Tunits. Otherwise, get ready to say "OW" in about 5 different languages.
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You need something that's not as flexible as a shoe. Something hard and flat and use a lot of force.
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The best shoe period is New Balance. They have lots of wide sizes - fit great - and are still tylish
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Nike Zoom Air Huarache's. They are by far the most comfortable and light on your feet. Check them out.
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Goto: http://www.pickyourshoes.com/size/collectible.htm \n There is different kind on this page u have 2 pick one! \nLow, High, and Mid tops
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No and neither are high arches...if they were, more people would have them.
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I was born with flat feet. I am not over weight or anything like the other person suggest about the arch collasping. The downside for me is I need to buy very specific shoes or the sides will irrate my feet leading to blisters and raw flesh. I think people are different depending on their genetics.
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Try a local running store, not a shoe store, but a store where runners and athletes get their shoes.  They will examine your foot, measure it, tell you what type of arch you have and give you shoes to fit your style of foot.  Asics makes the best running and walking shoes along with Brooks.  Stay away from Nike and such seeimg how they are just a name brand.  But I hope this has helped you in some way.
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Actually any good shoe is OK.    But they must be the right size and width for your foot.   Never buy cheap shoes.
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Just get ones you think look cool and fit well.  Different brands work for different people, so you might need to experiment.  I find that Skechers work best for me, and I for athletic stuff I buy Adidas.
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I would recommend the Adidas Samba Millenium. I have them in white and silver and they are awesome!! They come in 4 different colors(white/silver, black/white, white/black, white/orange) and they have arch and heel support which is great for soccer! I wear them a lot! and they look good with jeans, shorts, t-shirts and shorts... just about everything! And they are relatively cheap.
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Wear a brace or high sneakers that have ankle support, socks with extra ankle support...
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Maybe the best shoes currently available... but I hear Huarache 2k4's had better ankle support so you may want to purchase them on NIKEid.com. I've also read 2k5's are a little light on the upper support. \n\nBest Nike basketball shoes ever must be Nike Foamposites.\n\nHope this helps!
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Check out Keen Footwear or Teva (see links below). They have some comfortable sandals that I've known people to wear on hikes of many thousands of miles!\n\nThere are also a lot of running shoes that are basically just mesh surrounding the foot. Asics makes a very lightweight, breathable running shoe, and Salomon has an "Amphibian" shoe that is completely made of mesh. Use a thin pair of socks (I recommend Wrightsocks) to help with the blisters.