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Demeter

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16. I have high arches too, and a half-size difference between feet

Reply to hedgehog (Original post)

Sun Oct 18, 2015, 01:37 PM

Oct 2015

Until I found and bought orthotics, my feet were killing me!

Now, with the proper supporting insole, I can wear anything (but I don't like high heels because of what they do to my toes. I have one pair with box toes that are comfortable, thankfully!)

The alternative is very expensive...try FootSmart to start. They have the orthotics and some very nice (expensive) shoes.

http://www.footsmart.com/Default.aspx

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Does anyone make a good looking women's shoe that actually fits and is comfortable? [View all] hedgehog Oct 2014 OP

Have you tried The Walking Company? woodsprite Oct 2014 #1

My husband's brand Worried senior Oct 2015 #15

Try keen grahamhgreen Oct 2014 #2

Look on zappos.com and read the reviews. Manifestor_of_Light Oct 2014 #3

Cool thing about Zappos is dixiegrrrrl Oct 2014 #6

I've had very good luck with White Mountain's Cliffs shoes LiberalEsto Oct 2014 #4

Important stuff here libodem Oct 2014 #5

Bunions rule out so many styles! I have duck feet. Narrow heel, wide at the top... Phentex Oct 2014 #11

birkenstocks shanti Nov 2014 #14

I love my Taos. littlemissmartypants Oct 2014 #7

I notice those come in European sizes. I've never seen any width variation hedgehog Oct 2014 #8

Mephistos have wide (they call it "plus") in the Helen sandal, maybe other styles as well. nt Still Blue in PDX Oct 2014 #13

Another vote for walking company - I've recently grown an addiction to JustAnotherGen Oct 2014 #9

Easy Spirit is my go-to company PennyK Oct 2014 #10

I see some flats with elastic all around the top - hedgehog Oct 2014 #12

I have high arches too, and a half-size difference between feet Demeter Oct 2015 #16