(2) The second thing who need to keep in mind if you are considering buying this shoe is that your'real' size means nothing. If your MO is similar to mine, it may also be a good shoe for you-if you can find the right size. One was a podiatrist and the other was an orthopedic surgeon. I have had two different doctors to tell me that this so was 'perfect' got me. I have had to have foot surgeries and knee replacement. Over the years I developed heel Spurs problems and osteoarthritis. I started out with high arches, plantar fasciitis, and prescription orthodics. If you have high arches, arch or heel pain, plantar fasciitis, under probation, heel Spurs, or bad knees made worse by foot problems this shoe was made for you. These shoes are built for people with high arches and who have the types of foot problems that can result from this. At the time there was a shoe company that gave a description of each shoe they sold telling exactly what type of shoe and what types of foot problems a shoe was meant to address. You need to keep these 2 things in mind when considering these shoes: (1) I bought my first pair of these shoes about 8 years ago. I'll try to tell you what I know in order to help others. This shoe runs very small to size and it is possible that someone who would find it a good match for their problems will give up just because they can't find the right size. In this case I am willing to write a very detailed description of of this particular shoe because I think I may be able to to help people who have serious foot problems decide if this is a good shoe for them Love these!Īlthough I always read customer reviews, I very seldom write one. Previously wore New Balance 1064, 1123, and 1225, with orthotics and store bought/home made heel inserts. Insert has added foam on underside, so no need to add heel inserts, etc. And it lifts my heel enough to keep weight off of my heels. Even with my orthotics, they don't allow me to roll out or in excessively.

Finding shoes for underpronaters is difficult. I underpronate so much I easily sprain my ankles.Wore them with my thin orthotics. I have c-shaped feet, E to EE width, high arches and high instep, with a narrow heel. When I get up from sitting, I can walk without pain. And to the grocery store, the mall, and did two 30 minute walks that day. Have had metatarsal stress fractures in the past, so deal with arthritic changes. I just finished five months of physical therapy for having anterior and posterior tarsal tunnel surgery, plantar fascia release, heel spur removed, and 1st metatarsal spur removed. I am walking again! My fast paced mall walk has returned, thanks to the Progrid Integrity ST 2. Shop Stuart Weitzman Search Within Women Search

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