Hey everyone, this email is to find out what shoes has worked for you? I have had luck for tennis shoes with the asics 2140, and the 2140 trail shoes. This combined with orthodics helps a lot.

I wear rockport walkers (grandma shoes) for work. Has anyone had any luck with any of the other podiatrist approved brands? Id like to hear from anyone that stands on their feet all day especially.

Im starting a new job next week. Have had the ledderhose in my left foot cut out with a radical surgery, and my right foot still has the lumps.

thanks,

bruce in dallas ( brucergoldberg at gmail.com)

Hi Bruce Australian in Germany Calling. Ive had RT treatment for both feet and previously had to wear authodics in lace up shoes. I was recommended to try Nike Free runners by Prof Seegenschmiedt who treated me.The base is sectioned and gives the feeling of walking on bare feet. ECCO brand shoes are light and well padded on the innersole, I would reccommend them.Finally the Birkenstock sandals are the best in a warm climate. In the Essen hospital it seemed all the staff wore them . Rohde is a similiar sandle. Both made in Germany . You might also try a thin underlay beneath the padded innersole. This has been my experience. Regards.

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Quick answer-NO. Regards

Hi everyone!

I have had decent luck from Naot brand shoes, they all have room for custom orthotics and the insole in the shoe itself is quite padded. I also have the new balance runners, they are great. If you live in a snowy place and can't find dress boots that take orthotics, I bought mine at a horse riding store. They are pretty comfortable. The biggest problem I have is finding shoes deep enough to accomodate the custom orthotic andleave enough space for my foot...Good Luck!

Susan