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Runner's for over- pronation

castle · 2015-12-16 00:07:17

I have severe flat feet and have been using a really good insert made by Lancer which is great and I insert into my runner's when I am walking , however I am now walking longer distance and feel I be better off with an actual runner that is for flatfeet . Can anyone recommend a runner and best deal to buy, I used to have…

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16-12-2015 1:07am

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castle

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I have severe flat feet and have been using a really good insert made by Lancer which is great and I insert into my runner's when I am walking , however I am now walking longer distance and feel I be better off with an actual runner that is for flatfeet .
Can anyone recommend a runner and best deal to buy, I used to have the Brooks Beast which was good but would like another option .

Tks

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#2 16-12-2015 10:29am
sconhome

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It would be foolish of anyone to either offer you recommendations or for you to take them as you seem to have a specific set of mechanical issues.

There are tons of stability and motion control shoes out there. If you are ditching the insoles your feet will feel very different and there will be different loading on the foot. You need the help, in a store, of someone who knows what they are talking about when they listen to your history.

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