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Trainer brand best suited for orthotic insoles

  • 12-07-2018 3:18pm
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    AllForIt
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    I have been wearing orthotics insoles for foot pain for the last 6 months. I have 3 pairs or trainers all different brands and I get a different fit with the insole with each of them - as you would without an insole I suppose.

    I was wondering as I need a new pair is there a brand best suited to orthocic insoles? Both for running and walking if that makes any difference.


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    AllForIt
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    Oh yes of course I take out the original insole as directed.

    One of the problems is that even then the fit can feel that bit too snug. I did actually think of buying a trainer a 1/2 size bigger but wasn't sure it that's a good idea.


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    thehairygrape
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    Most shops that sell orthotics use Brooks neutral shoes I think.


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