Flat footed brethren rejoice | Running

[beezylocks]

do "Nike free run 3+" (i have a shield pack pair)

fit small??? i wear a 10 in vans got these free runs in a 10.5 and they still feel a bit snug...

 

[sole searchin]

Gonna resurrect this post.

Wide feet, flat arch, overpronator here. I have ran several half marathons and full marathons. Short runs (under 8 miles) I can stand the free run 2s. For longer runs over 10 miles I have always used Asics (Kayanos, GT series) and sometimes the Lunar Elite 2s.

Recently, actually yesterday, I decided I needed some new running shoes, went with the Structure 17 and so far a like it. Not too much cushion (some Lunar shoes, kayanos, etc) since it has the zoom setup.

 

[addict4sneakers]

I'm flat footed and never knew it until I developed plantar fasciitis. It was really bad I I tried a number of different insoles. I finally found the right pair (power step orthotics.) they're about $50 but they've worked wonders for me.

 

[water]

I have flat feet 

 

 

[rude boy stylis]

Go to a running store and get fitted. Saucony Guide, asic kayanos or newtons work for me.

 

[rude boy stylis]

Pegasus 30 have pretty good support if u really must wear Nike.

 

[supremeape]

I run 3 -4 times a week between 6km - 15km

I used Nike Flyknit but was to narrow.

I used an array of NB but i found them to heavy

Currently i am using these free. I love them, they are light and wide. They don't offer much support but i find shoes with support to hurt after a bit because i wear them out fast.
http://store.nike.com/us/en_us/pd/free-flyknit-running-shoe/pid-726162/pgid-1496836

 

[crazy ebw]

This again

 

[diabolicaldeezy]

Im about 90% recovered from surgery, I'm able to run short duration(1-2 miles) before the right foot starts hurting( ankle wedge still healing).. Thinking of grabbing some LunarGlide 5s for my daily runner..