canerino wrote:
Check out kuru footwear. I\'m about to order a pair tonight for my full time gig. I really hope I get some relief.
Their tech is pretty interesting. However, from the info on their site, I feel those would be better for people who have normal or under pronation. Since I severely over-pronate, priority for me is rigidity and support over cushion. I am developing plantar fasciitis due to my feet being flexible. This is causing my plantar facia to over stretch.
Three months ago I quit my retail job selling shoes to become a full time photographer. I couldn\'t believe the difference the correct shoes can do for you.
canerino wrote:
Check out kuru footwear. I\'m about to order a pair tonight for my full time gig. I really hope I get some relief.
Their tech is pretty interesting. However, from the info on their site, I feel those would be better for people who have normal or under pronation. Since I severely over-pronate, priority for me is rigidity and support over cushion. I am developing plantar fasciitis due to my feet being flexible. This is causing my plantar facia to over strength. Hence why flat shoes for \"flat feet\" people are bad.
Three months ago I quit my retail job selling shoes to become a full time photographer. I couldn\'t believe the difference the correct shoes can do for you.
Feb 08, 2012 at 08:43 PM
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