I need to buy a special pair of running shoes with inserts for overpronators - where can I find a specialist?
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Try Foot Solutions.  They are a national chain with a great system where they measure your foot for orthotic inserts that fit perfectly.  Also, they sell really great footwear for exercise that feel, well, dreamy!
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Most sports shops sell them and I've even seen them in pharmacies. I'm not in London but in the UK. Do you have a Lloyds or Boots chemist near you? That's where I saw them here.
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You need to see a podiatrist to design orthodics for you. After you put them into your running shoes, you will feel a lot better and your feet, spine etc, are better aligned and will give you the endurance you want.
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You can always try ebay to purchase the sneakers. Or check the Nike site, which offers an online store. Call local stores in your area, FootLocker or The Finish Line.
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you can go to a foot doctor---a podiatrist---they can make you what they call orthodics to fit in your shoes to help.
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A cross trainer.  Basketball sneakers are terrible for running.\n\nTry them on, get the brand that fits best.
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Nike store and i think Footlocker sells them
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Only the worlds largest cyber shop on the net. Try eastbay and just search for the shoe. If it's a newer shoe it should come up. If it's and older shoe try FinalScore (Eastbay's clearence shoes. Most likely to find an older shoe.)
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You need to be professionally fitted.  Pedorthists I know send their work away, but when it comes back, it needs adjustment to make it work for you.  Do you have the lab facilities at home to modify an orthotic for you so that it will work?  If so, then go for it. Otherwise, don't bother with them!  Look at other options and see if Superfeet would work for you.  They need some modification, but they will not be $350!
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I did a search and found a lot of sites selling these shoes online. I guess you'll have to look for the cheapest ones.
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Excellent!  There's absolutely no reason you can't do this.\n\nGet to a real running store, and have them fit you.  Some of the more sophisticated shops have a tool that will image your feet and strike patterns.  At the very least, they will watch you run.\n\nThe big key sometime hinges on stability control, pronation and supination.  Without knowing exactly what you do, it's pretty useless to recommend a specific shoe.\n\nHowever, I have excellent luck with New Balance shoes.  They seem to offer widths, and a wide range of products with and without stability control.  The Brooks Beast is a good shoe, if it fits you.\n\nIf you are running now, bring your old shoes with you.  This can be very helpful.  Do NOT go to a big retail chain.  It's rare to find a tech who knows anything about running shoes.\n\nThe salesperson will probably recommend going up one-half to a full size.  At high mileage your feet swell significantly.  It's more of a concern for a marathon, so a half size should do it.\n\nGood luck!
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try \nebay.com\nfootlocker.com\nfinishline.com\nchamps.com\nkicksandstuff.com
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look in the yellow pages under shoe repair.  It is a common repair.  Those things dont last long.  Dont ask me what they are called.
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It probably depends a lot on where you are.\n\nI don't know any organizations, but our rep for a national orthotics company (Hanger) gave us local info.\n\nI'd start by finding the closest Hanger office (or another prosthetics firm) and asking them.
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shoe inserts for comfort\n\nhttp://www.footankleinstitute.com/Orthotic.html?gclid=CMyczM2mw4gCFSJnYwodRgXPMg\n\n:> peace
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I think one pair of really good shoes is worth the money!  You can try your local sporting goods store.
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try eastbay.com or nike.com