I need help with Flat Feet Shoes

[hello_me]

sandals are okie to wear

[jimmydancy]

i like flat shoes

[alfredm123]

i tooo like falt ones

[alfredm123]

and sandals are comfotable

[r5bales]

OK, I just re-read the original post.

I needed to replace some walking shoes. i found a place on RunnersWorld.com that finds shoes for you. You answer a handfull of questions and they recommend a few shoes. They will be geared for runners, but it helped me as far as pronation and arch support goes. I referred back to this quite a bit when I was looking for shoes.

[grp03_macro]

why not wear sandals..it's comfy you know..

[LesFex]

Road Runner is a place I've been to a few times and I'm sure any other store like it will do just as well. If there isn't a shoe for your specific situation, they can suggest the correct insole or orthopedic for you there as well. And I suggest you to take the help of shopping assistant, it is almost always a free service whether or not you purchase anything and they can make good suggestions.

[matty]

Thanks for the update, I have super flat feet and struggle to find shoes that are decent for my foot. I agree overall Merrill's are good, as are Bally's. I didn't catch where the first poster recommended looking at/purchasing shoes (other than through the personal shopper) - did anyone else?

Secondly (and not really related to this post but since I can't start a new thread until I have 5 posts I thought I'd ask if anyone in here is a "sneaker" or casual shoe expert. I was in Amsterdam last week and found a brand of shoes that I really like (and even have been able to find a photo of one of the brand's shoes) however I'm having a really tough time figuring out what the brand is. I don't want to hi-jack this thread (and apologize for already going off topic, but if anyone is an "expert" on identifiying shoe brands or wants to take a try at it send me a private message and I can send you the photo).

Cheers,
Matt