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KB wrote in message ... What are the best shoes out there (other than custom, R7, etc.) for flat feet?? As in, the opposite from Carnac (ouch!!)! thx! Yet another NOT "flat" definition - Specialized have some contour, but correctly advertise that they tilt the bottom of your foot so that the inside is higher than the outside. Bad for my (high arch) feet, probably good for flat ones. Kerry |
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KB wrote in message ... What are the best shoes out there (other than custom, R7, etc.) for flat feet?? As in, the opposite from Carnac (ouch!!)! thx! Yet another NOT "flat" definition - Specialized have some contour, but correctly advertise that they tilt the bottom of your foot so that the inside is higher than the outside. Bad for my (high arch) feet, probably good for flat ones. Kerry |
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KB wrote in message ... What are the best shoes out there (other than custom, R7, etc.) for flat feet?? As in, the opposite from Carnac (ouch!!)! thx! Yet another NOT "flat" definition - Specialized have some contour, but correctly advertise that they tilt the bottom of your foot so that the inside is higher than the outside. Bad for my (high arch) feet, probably good for flat ones. Kerry |
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David Reuteler wrote:
John Forrest Tomlinson wrote: I have flat feet and wear Sidis with a custom orthotic. ditto, beeng doing so for ~4.5 years & pretty good. Same here, currently Sidi Megas and orthotics, the orthotics for 18 years. Question to you: Are we sure the orthotics help us *while cycling*? I *know* they help walking, and they have resolved my knee pain issues of long ago (pain's gone, at any rate), but... The orthotics don't seem to affect the ball of the foot, and seemingly that's all that cycling uses. I'm thinking of trying cycling w/o the orthotics for a bit to see - wouldn't consider that in my street shoes - the discomfort is immediate. Any thoughts or experience appreciated. Mark "those orthotics don't fit perfectly into cycling shoes" Janeba |
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David Reuteler wrote:
John Forrest Tomlinson wrote: I have flat feet and wear Sidis with a custom orthotic. ditto, beeng doing so for ~4.5 years & pretty good. Same here, currently Sidi Megas and orthotics, the orthotics for 18 years. Question to you: Are we sure the orthotics help us *while cycling*? I *know* they help walking, and they have resolved my knee pain issues of long ago (pain's gone, at any rate), but... The orthotics don't seem to affect the ball of the foot, and seemingly that's all that cycling uses. I'm thinking of trying cycling w/o the orthotics for a bit to see - wouldn't consider that in my street shoes - the discomfort is immediate. Any thoughts or experience appreciated. Mark "those orthotics don't fit perfectly into cycling shoes" Janeba |
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David Reuteler wrote:
John Forrest Tomlinson wrote: I have flat feet and wear Sidis with a custom orthotic. ditto, beeng doing so for ~4.5 years & pretty good. Same here, currently Sidi Megas and orthotics, the orthotics for 18 years. Question to you: Are we sure the orthotics help us *while cycling*? I *know* they help walking, and they have resolved my knee pain issues of long ago (pain's gone, at any rate), but... The orthotics don't seem to affect the ball of the foot, and seemingly that's all that cycling uses. I'm thinking of trying cycling w/o the orthotics for a bit to see - wouldn't consider that in my street shoes - the discomfort is immediate. Any thoughts or experience appreciated. Mark "those orthotics don't fit perfectly into cycling shoes" Janeba |
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Mark Janeba wrote:
David Reuteler wrote: John Forrest Tomlinson wrote: I have flat feet and wear Sidis with a custom orthotic. ditto, beeng doing so for ~4.5 years & pretty good. Same here, currently Sidi Megas and orthotics, the orthotics for 18 years. Question to you: Are we sure the orthotics help us *while cycling*? I *know* they help walking, and they have resolved my knee pain issues of long ago (pain's gone, at any rate), but... yea, i think so. they help to keep my foot in a horizontal plane .. before i was pretty consistently rotating my archside lower moving my knee inwards. actually i bought them for the first time in the middle of a long tour and a lot of my problems (hot spots, knee problems) were reduced. i'm sold from that experience. touring is great for testing equipment. I'm thinking of trying cycling w/o the orthotics for a bit to see - wouldn't consider that in my street shoes - the discomfort is immediate. Any thoughts or experience appreciated. Mark "those orthotics don't fit perfectly into cycling shoes" Janeba mine more or less do .. but only after several hundred miles. -- david reuteler |
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