Do you have high archs on your feet?
402392
I have high arches.  Sorry, no pictures though.  It's more comfertable to for to wear a shoe with a slight heel, maybe 1/2 inch big or so.  It fits the natural contour of my foot better, but  normal shoes don't hurt to walk.  Running on the other hand, I had to make sure I had great arch support in my running shoes not only so that my feet didn't get so sore but also to help distribute my wieght and the force of every step evenely.
782023
No, we dont wear slip-prood shoes, you have to find a way of getting to the top without slipping , if you do, you go to heaven and if you slip, you fall to the firey deapths of hell.
601810
I like Asics shoes they make them specially cushioned for overpronated (flat foot) and underpronated feet (high arch) depending on the type you buy, and this cushioning helps prevent the shin splints you get as a result of the improper posture of your foot.
349885
yes i do have a big foot, in fact i have two both on the end of my legs near my ankles.
345198
Yes, I found this out with one of my sons.  One of his feet is actually a whole size larger than the other and for years he had problems, until we measured both feet!  So, when buying new shoes, try shoes on both feet. Many people have one foot larger than the other. It's best to fit the larger one. \n\nMore info on this subject below.
152775
ok you no how when you are skatin your feet are pointed like thiss ...( ) ( )  well leave your strong foot in the place it is post to be and take your over foot and put it behide you strong foot like this ( )\n                                  --   get it ????
680386
YOU are not foot fetish, you HAVE a foot fetish. It's not wrong. A little weird, but everyone has their quirks.
151124
because our feet are not octoganol
1040842
How many toes do you have?
981690
Any one with flat feet is going to have that problem reflect upward into the back.. It distorts your posture by changing the angle of the femur to the hips and the adaptation above that level will take place.\n\nThe first thing that is necessary is to have those arches reinforced with arch supports.. that will eliminate the stress on the knees and alter the process above the level of the knees..It is always preferable to have these customized to your particular feet.. not just a support for the arch.There are other factors involved besides the arch itself.\n\nYou may call around and see if there are any Chiropractors who utilize a product called "Foot levelers." Then have follow up treatment to correct the adaptation process that has been taking place over the years.\n\nIn the interim, get a tennis ball or a bottle and roll your feet over it. Just to loosen them up a bit. You can use your hands to twist or manipulate them in some way to allow some loosening.. The feet are the most abused parts of the body and receive the least attention.
124050
most do\n\notherwise your feet smell...ew.
1038973
The top side of your arch, the inmost part of the foot.\n\nOne of the key places to target if you are grabbed from behind - especially if you're wearing heels (double bonus if Stilettos!!)
767451
I feel that they do.  After wearing heels for a few days my calf muscles seem much more defined, but I'm not sure that it is worth it because it hurts my feet so badly.  If you would like to tone your calf muscles you could stand on a ledge (i.e. a stair) on your tippy toes.  Slowly lower your feet so that your heels go a little bit below the ledge, then go back to your tippy toes.  Repeat for 3 sets of 25.
220713
do you mean your ankle? if it is your ankle then it's probably normal maybe you just like have some kind of mannerism or sumthin you do with your like indian sit or some position which causes them to grow like mine, if it is like really protruded ask your doctor for any sickness,disease, or sum infection with that kind of symptom, but I kinda think it's just normal.
1045480
That you have big feet.....
670199
Do you have either high or low arches in your feet? Excessive pronation or supination of the feet will lead to altered biomechanics when you run or walk.  If that is the case, you may need to have custom orthotics made to correct this problem.  At present, it sounds like tendonitis.  Try stretching the calf prior to workouts and ice it down afterwards.  If that doesn't help, rest may be the only answer.
429845
Different height shoes.