What are the best sneakers for foot problems?
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New Balance are the ones I reccomend from running daily in the army, but it depends on the type of support you need.  Make sure you get the correct one for your arch.
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nike is the best basketball shoe brand in my opinion.. plus basketball shoes usually come with ltos of cushioning, so its very comfortable.. also nike can be quite expensive, so my second choice would be adidas.. in my opinion both are very high quality shoes
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I had heel spurs and went and got the nike shox. within a month they were gone. hang int here don't have surgery. try this first.
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try www.eastbay.com\nThey are an online distributor of Air Jordan and athletic shoes.\nVery good customer service and return policy.
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Adidas. Before that, Puma, Brooks; I won't buy anything Nike.\nMy daughter loves her Chuck Taylor Converse high-tops.
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www.eastbay.com\nwww.finishline.com\nwww.pickyourshoes.com\nwww.instyleshoes.com\nwww.vintagekicks.com\nwww.sneakerhead.com\nwww.sidelinefootwear.com
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Actually I heard they arent that great. If you really want them go try them on.  I bought a pair of Nike Hurrache Elites and they are prolly the most comfortable shoe I have ever owned.
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You should see a podiatrist, who will tell you what would work best for you specifically. Everyone and their ailments are different.
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Nike Shox Elites is your best answer
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Tennis shoes that have arch support inside...
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if you want to run: ASICS. For multiple sports: New Balance, not the specialized ones but the ones with good sole.
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air-jordans.com or pickyourshoes.com
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Hey TopSpin, it really depends on what kind of foot you have. With that in mind I'll include a link to a similar question that was asked. You'll be able to find my answer and that might help a bit. But when it all comes down to it, the best shoes are the ones that you feel the best in. I play a lot and at one point I was going through a pair of shoes every month or two. I decided to give Wilson shoes a whirl because they have guarantees on most of their shoes. I wasn't a big fan because they were too heavy for my taste. For my foot I really like Nike--and especially their Air Zooms. I don't know if you remember the old Sampras shoes, but those were the greatest. It was like playing in my socks.\n\nIf you want shoes that aren't too expensive, then you can find good shoes in the Nike, Adidas and Wilson lines that aren't too pricey--and they all have shoes with guarantees, although the Nikes and Adidas with guarantees are a bit pricier.\n\nHere's an alternative that I use: I buy two pair of shoes. I buy a really nice pair and then I keep my eyes open for sales or a good less expensive, more durable pair. I then switch them off. I usually go to Tennis Warehouse and look for shoes on liquidation. Here's an example for you:\nI'd get a pair of the older Air Resolve (on liquidation; I'll add the link below) for $60 and then I'd keep my eyes open for other good deals on the liquidation list (you could also check out sites like Holibird Sports; I'll include a link to their close-out page). I have a pair of these Resolves. They've got a six-month guarantee on the outsole and they're pretty comfortable. Plus they've got a solid toe--you mentioned toe-dragging.\n\nGood luck. I know how hard it is to find a shoe that fits well.
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Check out Keen Footwear or Teva (see links below). They have some comfortable sandals that I've known people to wear on hikes of many thousands of miles!\n\nThere are also a lot of running shoes that are basically just mesh surrounding the foot. Asics makes a very lightweight, breathable running shoe, and Salomon has an "Amphibian" shoe that is completely made of mesh. Use a thin pair of socks (I recommend Wrightsocks) to help with the blisters.
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Yes, look for Yoga or Pilates shoes.  http://www.nextag.com/yoga-pilates-shoes/search-html
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check out nikeid.com you will find the best nikes you want
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Try Dr Scholl's over the counter medicine, if they are not to bad, other wise you have to see a Podiatrist and have them professionally removed.  Never buy or wear shoes that are ill fitting; too tight or not roomy enough to move your toes in them.