Fed up really of trying things in store(what little we have near by) or ordering and having to send back. Plus then charges sometimes for doing that.
I have stuck to Skechers for some time now, I like and need the padding for extra comfort. Though I read somewhere, someone was told not to wear them by a physio as too squishy.
I stupidly in the Autumn when looking for a new pair for Winter months. Bought a pair from Sports Direct with the insole missing in the left shoe, bearing in mind it's inbuilt, it makes a huge difference. No adding my own insoles has helped at all, if anything it's made it worse.
So flared plantar up more, ankle issues as when I am walking too much movement, and step affected because of missing insole.
I then found a pair for a cheap price on sale online, but sole too low not enough heel and can feel everything, shocked too as they are from the go walk range they do. But I was in a mad rush to get something to replace the ones above.
So now I am stuck with using the first ones until I sort something out.
I need cushioning, Podiatrist did say ASICS too, although many are pricey, I do look on eBay though. Also pretty much all of ASICS seem to be running trainers 🤷🏻♀️ but the gel ones were recommended.
I need open toe box because they are better for our feet anyway, plus because I have bunions. And as mentioned cushioning but not a thin flat sole, something with an arch/heel.
Sorry for the long post, hoping to hear from some of you who might have similar issues to me.
I only wear trainers. Which I feel so boring about anyway, I do think what else do people wear, like if I had to wear smart shoes i would be in trouble 😃 because that would bring another whole host of issues.
I didn't even have sandals the past couple of summers 😌 because of just not finding something that is suitable. I tried a good few.
Thankyou