Best shoes you have worn...

[Mark Padgett]

I alternate between PF Flyers and Keds.

[CaRef5]

hey what do you know, my first thread ever started came up!

Well op to answer your question...

the leather air max 2009 (like JRut) is the best imo.

hope it helps

[Larks]

All black of course. Awesome shoe. Don't like it's not all leather meaning you cant shine it. Probably changing either back to NB 610s next year or may try something new.

Maybe these??

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by Larks

All black of course. Awesome shoe. Don't like it's not all leather meaning you cant shine it. Probably changing either back to NB 610s next year or may try something new.

Maybe these??

Maybe the "Jimmy's down" model comes in black.

[dsqrddgd909]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

Maybe the "Jimmy's down" model comes in black.

Went to college with Jimmy of "Jimmy down" fame. Kid was hysterical in college.

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

I alternate between PF Flyers and Keds.

No Cons?

[jophyal]

thanks for the humor and answers. I have been wearing the NB 610's but I have severe plantar fascitis and my doctor says my shoes aren't helping. Unfortunately, they donot make referee shoes that are therapeutic.

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by jophyal

thanks for the humor and answers. I have been wearing the NB 610's but I have severe plantar fascitis and my doctor says my shoes aren't helping. Unfortunately, they donot make referee shoes that are therapeutic.

But, you can use shoes that are better for you than others and you can get inserts which will help too.

As an over-pronator with flat feet, I use prescribed inserts and have no issues - and I did previously. It's good to go to the Dr!

[jophyal]

thanks grune... i went and plastic molds are being created.

[Maineac]

jophyl, FWIW I've struggled with plantar fascitis as well. The Reezig's really seem to help me out.

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by jophyal

thanks grune... i went and plastic molds are being created.

I wear mine on and off the court and they're great!

If you can, get more than one set right from the start! My Dr. hooked me up with two when I first got them (insurance covered both sets) and that allows me to keep one pair with my hoops gear and never worry about forgetting them or wearing them out and not having a spare.

I'll go back this yr for a reevaluation and get another set - or two!

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by jophyal

I have severe plantar fascitis.

I did too, until I started wearing WalkFit Orthotic Insoles in my work shoes, (as a chemist, I work on my feet most of the day), and my official's shoes.

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