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Flat arches need more arch support, whereas high arches need less.
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The Vionics instep, however, is just right.
When wearing these sneakers, my feet feel held in a neutral position, helping me avoid overpronation.
After miles of test walks, this shoe only feels more comfortable, she wrote in her review.
My high arches felt supported and comfortable throughout hour-long runs.
Theyre super supportive and hug my high arches.
They have excellent arch support that meets my feet where they’re at, she says.
As the footbed breaks in, thearch supportmolds to your feet to feel even comfier!
I have a dainty foot (slightly wide) with very high arches, she said.
I reach for these all the time, one high-arched SELF staffer says.
I have high arches, and these provide a comfortable amount of contouring to help them feel properly supported….
They feel like a massage for my tired, achy arches.
Oh, and it just happens to go with everythinghow often does that happen?
This will actually make their lateral foot overload worse and can lead to more pain, Dr. Wolf says.
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