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Since I started running it has become apparent that my arches have got quite
a bit lower than they were when I started, so much so that I've had to stop wearing Asics shoes because the arches in the shoes are too high and
constantly give me blisters. I'm currently in a Brookes Adrenalin shoe,
which is a big improvement but still not perfect, and anything more than 8
miles or so is still giving me blisters - not good when training forthe marathon!
So can anyone suggest a motion control shoe that would be suitable for someone with low arches?
a bit lower than they were when I started, so much so that I've had to stop wearing Asics shoes because the arches in the shoes are too high and
constantly give me blisters. I'm currently in a Brookes Adrenalin shoe,
which is a big improvement but still not perfect, and anything more than 8
miles or so is still giving me blisters - not good when training forthe marathon!
So can anyone suggest a motion control shoe that would be suitable for someone with low arches?
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