Knee pain? Just walk it off.
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At present, these are the closest to perfect-for-me shoes that I've found (I add a heel lift) but they need a slightly larger toe box).
Made by Dansko
I have three pair, and right now, the black seems to be sold out, hopefully that doesn't mean they're going to stop making them...
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The podiatrist that comes to the next town has been well liked. Some would go to see him to look at him. He was quite attractive. When he was close enough to be working on your feet it was easy to see that he was very good with makeup.
He gave me a hard sell on some orthotics that I tossed after two days. It was an out of pocket expense. I tossed them within two days. They were destroying my knees
Also, the makeup was gone. He looked rather ordinary.
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At present, these are the closest to perfect-for-me shoes that I've found (I add a heel lift) but they need a slightly larger toe box).
Made by Dansko
I have three pair, and right now, the black seems to be sold out, hopefully that doesn't mean they're going to stop making them...
You can make the toe any width you like with a pair of inexpensive shoe stretching gadgets from Amazon.
One if the best purchases I’ve ever made.
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You can make the toe any width you like with a pair of inexpensive shoe stretching gadgets from Amazon.
One if the best purchases I’ve ever made.
@Steve-Miller said:
You can make the toe any width you like with a pair of inexpensive shoe stretching gadgets from Amazon.I have a set. I used them on the shoes that I shared a photo of above. They do help, but there’s a limit to how much you can reshape a shoe, a better design would help even more.
I have a pair of shoes that has a toe box that is the perfect size and shape. But the heel is too low and they are mules (so can’t accommodate a heel insert). The shoes in the photo above have a great heel cup and sole, but need a wider toe box.
All I want is the toe box of the first pair of shoes with the heel and sole of the second, in one pair. Sigh.
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I’m going to need a knee replacement. The arthritis has gotten to the really painful point. I’m only walking short distances and using a cane. Have seen one doctor who offers a robotic technique but there’s a $4,000 copay I’d have to pay. A relative who’s an orthopedist (2000 miles away) suggested I keep looking. So I’ll be investigating other options.
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I’m going to need a knee replacement. The arthritis has gotten to the really painful point. I’m only walking short distances and using a cane. Have seen one doctor who offers a robotic technique but there’s a $4,000 copay I’d have to pay. A relative who’s an orthopedist (2000 miles away) suggested I keep looking. So I’ll be investigating other options.
@RealPlayer Oh, no, RP. I'm sorry to hear that you are living with pain. Hope you find a good solution soon.
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You can make the toe any width you like with a pair of inexpensive shoe stretching gadgets from Amazon.
One if the best purchases I’ve ever made.
You can make the toe any width you like with a pair of inexpensive shoe stretching gadgets from Amazon.
One if the best purchases I’ve ever made.
I'll have to look. The curse of wide feet in a medium width world.
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You can make the toe any width you like with a pair of inexpensive shoe stretching gadgets from Amazon.
One if the best purchases I’ve ever made.
I'll have to look. The curse of wide feet in a medium width world.
@Mik there are tons of plastic ones but I like the wooden ones. Something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/KevenAnna-Premium-Professional-Wooden-Stretcher/dp/B01A6VM190/ref=mp_s_a_1_6
@realplayer I’m so sorry to hear about your knee troubles!!
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@RealPlayer Oh, no, RP. I'm sorry to hear that you are living with pain. Hope you find a good solution soon.
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As a tall slim guy, I have found that it’s easier to find clothing in unusual sizes than it was 20 years ago, but you have to do it online. The corollary is it’s harder now to find unusual sizes in physical stores. I’ve all but given up buying pants and long sleeve shirts (casual or dress) off the rack. They just don’t have anything that fits me. Oh and ‘big and tall’ is just that. Tall AND big. It’s not ‘big OR tall’. So I find nothing in those stores.
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As a tall slim guy, I have found that it’s easier to find clothing in unusual sizes than it was 20 years ago, but you have to do it online. The corollary is it’s harder now to find unusual sizes in physical stores. I’ve all but given up buying pants and long sleeve shirts (casual or dress) off the rack. They just don’t have anything that fits me. Oh and ‘big and tall’ is just that. Tall AND big. It’s not ‘big OR tall’. So I find nothing in those stores.
@jon-nyc Jon, what do you do about suits or sport jackets? Do you go to a tailor and get custom fitted? I imagine it’s hard to get a good fit either online or off the rack.
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I buy bespoke sometimes but also will find some suits in department stores that can be tailored to fit me. I get the jacket good (like a 41 long) and the pants have to be taken in dramatically. Basically recut. Fortunately they purposely make the legs very long and untailored on those suits figuring any customer will want it sized perfectly over dress shoes.
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