What is the best shoes for heavier runners/walkers
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New Balance Men's MW928 Leather/Mesh Walking Shoe beats the 574. My 574's came apart at the seams (2 seams on the toe box). So, I now have the 928's. They look like senior citizen shoes (others have concurred), but they are really good for walking. But a pair, try them, and if you don't like them, you can always return them.
180441
I would say New Balance provides a shoe for everyone. There are certain NB models I don't care for. All around, their lightweight models are great for running and provide good arch support.
180442
This have a very sold foot bed and provide plenty of support for me at 6ft, 225 lbsThey are at least one width narrower than indicated
180443
This have a very sold foot bed and provide plenty of support for me at 6ft, 225 lbs They are at least one width narrower than indicated
824764
These work best in a running shoe. It's too thick with the loafer style shoes we own.
1511833
They tend to be a little bit bigger in size so I'd try the 80lbs size first. If that is too small, try the 175lbs. They're around $10, so it's better to try two different pairs to be sure. Smaller would be best to start with. Good luck...
1578444
I use a medium in my running/exercise shoe and small in my dresser shoes. The size changes the width of the lift. The wider the shoe, the bigger the size.
561704
the cf440 is the max support you can get for feet with "no arch"---or FLATFEET--------this is what I use---------the 340 is for those not so severe
31150
That's one of the reasons I got this one. We have a city jogger that's twenty some pounds. It's a pain for everyday chores. This one is super light, less than 12 lb and fits down isles in stores better. It's light than a lot of the other umbrella strollers I researched too, but not the lightest. Those cheap crappy little ones are lighter.
2198128
The most complete answer I can give you is to direct you to the POWERSTEP website itself where it gives you a comprehensive description of the various types of orthotics. I can honestly tell you this is the most recommended brand by users and Drs. alike. Sorry I could'nt be more specific but you will see they really have something for every type of user.
2045234
order 1 size larger then your normal street shoe size. With a liner and walking they will conform to your foot. No need for heavy socks. If you think you should wear heavy socks then order 1.5 larger size but if you are moving you won't need the heavy socks.
145920
I recommend these to friends and coworkers for shin-splints. The regular compression sleeves helped to fix mine. The ultra compression sleeves would be my choice if I were running a marathon, stepping up my run distance by several miles, or only if the regular sleeves do nothing. Always try the regular compression sleeves first. They are excellent.
1447046
I think these will work. They are light with a flexible and relatively thin sole. Tai chi is my intended use, but I've only had a chance to use them briefly for that since I bought them.
1218380
I run marathon 700x32s and they are true to size, your tread width may depend on your on your rim width. they are a bit taller than average because of green belt and tread depth.
16366
I looked company website, my shoes size (size 10), and I am heavy type... : ）
1332003
Sorry, I'm not a runner but a walker!! I can say if you are in any kind of heel pain for this price it's worth a try!! I had to limp when walking my dog and now I saunter happily with no pain!!!
246629
Yes, I have ASICS Kantana. I mostly use these in my running shoes.. they are great.
616900
The narrow will probably be better for running than the wide. However, the wide isn't bad for running.
427558
I am a 7.5-8. Medium works perfect for me with extra quarter inch at the end. In reality, you will be NOT be wearing these shoes outdoors to walk long distances. so no need to buy large. In fact, you may want to buy smaller, as the velcro allows you to expand for the front of your front, so even if you buy a little small, you entire foot will be over the stones getting massaged anyway. The shoe is heavy to drag around (since the only part you can control is the front part of your foot from the velcro strap) so small is actually slightly lighter.
663698
I use mine for walking but I think they would be just fine for running. You can get the low padding ones to avoid bulk.