Which running shoes are 'deep' enough for my chunky orthopaedic insoles?

mackeral · March 2020

I wear insoles made of poron that are about 1cm thick, under the whole sole of the foot. I find that for most shoes etc I can remove the existing inners and substitue my own and this works for ski boots, walking boots etc., but I find running shoes don't fit and lace properly after cramming these in. Can anyone recommend a good 'deep' running shoe!! My days of PB setting are long gone, but it would be good to run again. (NB. I need the insoles due to bursitis and morton's neuroma from running!!)

Ynnec · March 2020

Have you tried running without the insoles?

Ynnec · March 2020

I skim-read and missed the last part. Ignore my post!

SHADES · April 2020

I would suggest you contact a shoe retailer and ask them. Over the last few years with improvements in technology etc the insoles of most running shoes tend to be a lot thinner than they used to be. It might be that you may need to go up in size too to make the shoe a good fit for you.

DaveAlce · April 2020

Try to run without insoles and then you will understand.

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