Re: [RC] Riding boot and shoe Question - Ag47xAu49
In a message dated 8/3/2006 11:14:28 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,
bigcreekranch@xxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Buy very
good inserts for your shoes, something that is very cushy. Have
custom fit orthotics made.
Been there, done it, still can't Nordic Track for any length of time. I
believe that if you have issues and get the orthotics early on, much damage can
be prevented. They even have ones that are not very expensive, $40 or so, from a
podiatrist, that have certainly helped keep me on my feet. I have found that if
I change the shoes and/or orthotics (I had two custom fit, expensive pair, one
got stolen along with the tennis shoes they were in) my feet do much better
throughout the day. I happen to be one who's feet are happiest barefoot which
makes it easier to get relief, for sure. Beccy in
Ut
