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Most people have no idea what arch type they have, but it’s one of the most important pieces of the puzzle to consider when you’re shopping for comfortable shoes, says Jewels Busenberg, the senior ...

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It’s one thing to find a pair of kicks that feel comfy, but it’s an entirely different, better thing to come upon some that truly fit your feet—from the length to the width to the arch. As challenging ...

The arches of your feet absorb the shock of every step you take. So it’s only natural they feel painful from time to time. But when foot arch pain strikes frequently, it can affect your day-to-day ...

Do you have high arches? If so, there’s a chance you’re running into problems with your feet when you run. You might be underpronating, you might have some issues with plantar fasciitis, or you might ...

If you have high arches, finding the right running shoe is more than just a matter of comfort—it's about protecting your feet from potential injuries. High arches can create a gap between your midfoot ...

Experiencing foot pain, discomfort, or fatigue? Slipping in a pair of comfy, supportive insoles into your walking shoes or running shoes can help. In fact, the best shoe inserts for arch support can ...

If you wake up with tight, painful ankles or feet, that's a sign that your arches are falling — and you may have flat feet. Fallen arches, which are typically related to overuse, are a major cause of ...

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When shopping for a new pair of walking or running shoes, finding the right fit for your arch type is a game changer. But, figuring out your arch type can leave you feeling seriously confused (me, hi) ...