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Our research indicates that this offer is $38.02 lower (30% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $124.95 at the time of this posting.
These shoes are rated 4.4 out of 5 stars based on over 1000 customer reviews.
No. You want a stability shoe for flat feet. Asics GT line or kayano, the gts variants from Brooks or the guides in saucony. I know how has a stability line but I'm not sure the name off the top of my head.
I highly recommend the Asics personally as someone who has flat feet and has been in the shoe business a long time. Main thing is getting your size right because the denser foam in the arch needs to hit right or they will feel like crap.
Good price for people that know these will fit for. I tried the Clifton 8 shoes in the last deal and the insane arch support didn't work at all for my feet.
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Is this good for flat feet? Thanks!
No. You want a stability shoe for flat feet. Asics GT line or kayano, the gts variants from Brooks or the guides in saucony. I know how has a stability line but I'm not sure the name off the top of my head.
I highly recommend the Asics personally as someone who has flat feet and has been in the shoe business a long time. Main thing is getting your size right because the denser foam in the arch needs to hit right or they will feel like crap.
No. You want a stability shoe for flat feet. Asics GT line or kayano, the gts variants from Brooks or the guides in saucony. I know how has a stability line but I'm not sure the name off the top of my head.
I highly recommend the Asics personally as someone who has flat feet and has been in the shoe business a long time. Main thing is getting your size right because the denser foam in the arch needs to hit right or they will feel like crap.
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I have been having issues where my sneakers - especially new balance and asics - the glue separates the rubber sole and the shoe. This seems to be happening more and more over the past few years.
I'm not sure if it's because I order them from Slickdeals. Or if the quality is that bad.
It depends on how flat your feet are and if you have current arch issues. I have pretty flat feet and I have ran in this shoe for years without any problems whatsover. This is a really good shoe.
That being said, Hoka does have a stability line that is very solid. They have an Arahi model that is a really nice shoe. It will be a slightly heavier than this shoe, now we're only talking about 1.4 oz.
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I highly recommend the Asics personally as someone who has flat feet and has been in the shoe business a long time. Main thing is getting your size right because the denser foam in the arch needs to hit right or they will feel like crap.
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I highly recommend the Asics personally as someone who has flat feet and has been in the shoe business a long time. Main thing is getting your size right because the denser foam in the arch needs to hit right or they will feel like crap.
I highly recommend the Asics personally as someone who has flat feet and has been in the shoe business a long time. Main thing is getting your size right because the denser foam in the arch needs to hit right or they will feel like crap.
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I have been having issues where my sneakers - especially new balance and asics - the glue separates the rubber sole and the shoe. This seems to be happening more and more over the past few years.
I'm not sure if it's because I order them from Slickdeals. Or if the quality is that bad.
That being said, Hoka does have a stability line that is very solid. They have an Arahi model that is a really nice shoe. It will be a slightly heavier than this shoe, now we're only talking about 1.4 oz.
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