Need Sneakers for Bad Feet: Vionic or New Balance?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have flat feet and Vionics gave me knee pain. I've had success with Hokas and Brooks.

I love my Brooks Glycerins! They feel like heaven.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hoka. I had to try a couple of models, but they are the best.

My orthopedic surgeon insisted that I wear Hokas after I broke my foot and tore an ankle tendon. After wearing them, no other sneaker feels comfortable.

[Anonymous]

I would go to the running store PR running or roadrunner store to get evaluated for the right shoes. You don’t want to waste money on shoes that don’t work for you.

[Anonymous]

Brookes have been the best for both myself and my husband.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would go to the running store PR running or roadrunner store to get evaluated for the right shoes. You don’t want to waste money on shoes that don’t work for you.

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