I wear cowboy boots. They have adapted to my feet. I have fancy leather dress shoes that aren’t half as comfortable as my boots. I only wear the boots now. Even in a suit. I wish I figured that out when I was much younger. Granted they were not inexpensive, and it took a few weeks to break them in, but damn… worth every penny. I don’t even know where my Rockports are any more
I have exceptionally high arches. I HAVE to wear them. ugh!
Thanks, Mom.
@Tadlem43 I’ll see your high arches and raise you a metal plate and five screws in my left heel…
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(gravity can be a bitch
@macromeh Geez!..ouch! You win!
Maybe I just haven’t found the right ones but the insoles I’ve tried are too squishy and make me feel like I’m walking through sand.
I don’t really have foot problems so I just use what the shoes come with.
I wear them on my Vans, my Mucks, and my Dr. Martens
My shoes include insoles. I do use an orthotic insert, but it’s under my heel because one leg is longer than the other.
I’ll occasionally have shoes that I’ll slide an insole into that have lost the cushioning that came from the original one. Otherwise…no.
I’ve excessive supination and I’m still looking for a good insole. I’m willing to make my own IRK with these.
I wear cowboy boots. They have adapted to my feet. I have fancy leather dress shoes that aren’t half as comfortable as my boots. I only wear the boots now. Even in a suit. I wish I figured that out when I was much younger. Granted they were not inexpensive, and it took a few weeks to break them in, but damn… worth every penny. I don’t even know where my Rockports are any more
To use insoles, I would have to wear shoes
I use the insoles that are part of the shoes. I haven’t found a need for additional ones.
I normally get these with a new pair of shoes, but I am holding off … for now.