I also suffer with PF and my Podiatrist told me my Sketcher shoes are one of the worst for PF . Being a joiner I’m on my feet all day and it’s got quite bad recently and after trying numerous insoles thought I would try one called Norelle . So fare so good , I’ve just ordered an extra 3 pairs so I don’t after keep changing insoles to different footwear .
Really? Why is that? I was just about to move onto my Skechers I've had sitting around for ages since my Eccos broke.
My sister and wife swear by Fitflops. The mens range is pretty limited but most of their shoes / trainers are theirs now, from sales. If you find a brand that helps resolve PF I certainly understand why you would stick to it.
Not 100% but she said all Podiatrists hate Sketchers . She didn’t mean golf sketchers just general everyday footwear
That's strange. I thought their 'arch fit' thing was meant to be pretty good for PF. I've had some minor problems with PF in the past and I hope these Skechers I'm moving into aren't going to bring it back. Having said the first part, these ones are not actually arch fit versions, they're just normal ones.
I did a quick google after these posts and it seems pretty accurate. Apparently it is the memory foam aspect of Skechers. They affect how your foot plants, the support it gets etc. They are specifically named as being a problem for people with this condition. Interesting stuff, good to know.
They also have lots of Peter Millar in TK Maxx, or at least in Maidstone they do.
Nice one, they've got some for £25 online too
Try Fitville they do work shoes and boots !
Always get them delivered to the local shop drop point.The level of deceit on this forum sometimes astounds me!
I would have done the same.
What’s the sizing like?
