Looking for flip flops with foot pressure points?
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you can fin these everywhere they have adidas at all shoe stores or i think they have they same type you just mentioned at Wal-Mart.\n\n             good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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www.starbury.com\n\nyou can get them at Dave and Busters stores (or something like that, it's on the website)...they are only $14.98 a pair and they are just as good in quality as a $100 pair of shoes
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u should check out Kobe's shoes\nNike Kobe Huarache 2k4, and 2k5
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strength shoes.\n\nhttp://www.strength-shoes.com/\n\nPlay with ankle weights.
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I second Zappos!  I have hard-to-fit feet too (the opposite problem - ridiculously narrow, I am, and shoe manufacturers seem to have forgotten that us skinny-foot people exist) and Zappos actually has something I rarely see for narrow feet - it's called "selection".  Very odd.
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http://www.shopadidas.com/home/index.jsp
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I guess you are from the U.S., so I found a couple here,\n\nhttp://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/clo/234570747.html\n\nhttp://www.multikicks.com/Jordan-7_c_41.html\n\nhttp://jaywalkshoes.com/index.html\n\nhttp://www.crispykicks.com/product.php?itemno=RJ98\n\nHappy shoe huntings
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payless shoes or other store\ndon't be so cheap
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http://www.thepurplepeople.com/essence_oils/mysore_sandal.html\nbut it is not cheap
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any shoe store! the internet is one option!
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ive been an avid rock climber for almost ten years...get rock climbing shoes if you intend to climb regularly.  there is nothing more scary than placing your foot on a ledge no wider than a centimeter and feeling your feet slipping around inside your shoe.  talk about a major sphincter check.  plus climbing shoes are designed to place the toes in the most powerful position to allow for adequate stepping and their soles are made of sticky soft rubber so slippage is minimized.  going barefooted may seem logical, but stepping on sharp points of rock and placing all your weight on it can be excuriatingly painful.  plus, sweaty feet equals slippery feet.  there are large numbers of climbing shoes that are quite affordable as well.  look at brands like mad rock, evolv, mammut, or search websites like REI.com.  ive seen shoes as cheap as 50 to 60 dollars.....about the same cost as running shoes.....if youre going to climb regularly, this is the best advice i can give you, from one climber to another...good luck and aloha
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Tennis shoes that have arch support inside...
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shoe inserts for comfort\n\nhttp://www.footankleinstitute.com/Orthotic.html?gclid=CMyczM2mw4gCFSJnYwodRgXPMg\n\n:> peace
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If you really want ot find out, go to the beach or a playground and walk around in the sandbox barefoot for an hour.  If you are not sore as all frakk when you are done, let me know!  I don't own a pair, but they do sound like a legitimate method.
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Medical professionals often recommend Birkenstocks for chronic foot pain.  Birkenstock is actually a group of brands from Germany.. all sharing the same committment to comfort and quality.  These brands by Birkenstock include Footprints, Alpro, Birki's, Newalk, Papillio and Tatami.  \n\nThere are many different Birkenstock footbeds, contructions, and materials.  For example, the classic Birkenstock sandals (like the 2-strap Arizona that most people know) are available in a regular arch and a high arch version, in 2 widths, in european sizes.  The Birkenstock casual and dress shoes (usually under the Footprints collection) feature footbeds made of the same cork that molds and shapes to your foot with wear, only the profile will be somewhat different and there will be no toe bar.\n\nI have also found that many health professionals refer their patients for Birkenstock orthotics, which can be worn in most high quality footwear.  There are several different Birkenstock arch supports availabile.\n\nSo, what is the answer to your question?  Find a Birkenstock Store with professional fitters to help you find the best shoe.  If you do not live near a Birkenstock Store, shop online from a site with professionals available to help you get the right shoe and the right fit..
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maybe pickyourshoes.com
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This may seem like a dumb answer, how about Wal-Mart? I have seen it in my local one here in Florida. Look in sporting goods if they don't have it in the shoe dept.