Hasbeens? supportive shoes?

[winterbride1220]

Good Day, ladies:

any tips or suggestions for a really good everyday shoe? I am training for a marathon and my freakin calves ache most days so I need some support. (maybe ortho)

Does anyone wear Swedish Has Beens? I have Cork-ease and even they are too high.

Thanks a billion!

[AngGee]

Also, I bought some wedges (shock huh? LOL) at Naturalizer and they are the MOST comfortable shoes I've ever owned. And they had LOTS of shoes that weren't old lady shoes.

[glw]

Miz Mooz are the only 'real' shoes I've been able to wear since my ankle injury-- they are so comfortable and stable.

[eightangryreindeer]

Jul 17, 2012 11:40:01 GMT -5 @mavjen said:

Can you get to a Macy's? It should have a comfort shoe section where you'll find a variety of comfort shoes and specialty brands.

Nordstrom has this as well.

[photon]

Jul 17, 2012 13:41:53 GMT -5 eightangryreindeer said:

Jul 17, 2012 11:40:01 GMT -5 @mavjen said:

Can you get to a Macy's? It should have a comfort shoe section where you'll find a variety of comfort shoes and specialty brands.

Nordstrom has this as well.

this. and they also have awesome customer service.

[winterbride1220]

will be at Macy's at 5:01! thanks!!

[busybodyk]

Try WalkFit. I love them! They make all my shoes sooo comfortable. They fit best in my shoes that are a little wider or bigger best.