Shoes...

[Guest guest]

Hi there,

Well I have come to the understanding that I can't wait for the perfect shoe.

I have to buy what I like and have a shoe man add elastic or material to

accomodate my very wide foot. He only charges me $5-$10 dollars and you can

never tell especially if you get black.

Good Luck!

Lila

[Guest guest]

Hmmmm....I find it interesting that so many people have good results

with New Balance shoes. When I bought them ~8 years ago, they did not

have enough stability for me. The sole was squishy, which meant comfy

at first, but very shortly became compressed on the outside, as that is

where my feet tend to roll. Also, as my feet are extremely wide, the

women's wide was not wide enough for me. I found that the Nike men's

Air Monarch was just right, a good mix of cushioning and support. And

they're only $49.99 on sale, down from $59.99 retail.

I also tried the SAS women's shoes, but they, too broke down within the

first two months. As far as I am concerned, if I spend $80-$100 on a

pair of shoes, they should last longer than one or two months! GRRRR!!

And as for shoes costing $150! Well, let's just say that for that

price they need to do more than just cover my feet.....like maybe

housecleaning or something! ;-)