Whatever feels best: For arthritic conditions, a shoe with a cushioned heel and rocker sole such as a running shoe work well. For unstable ankles, a shoe with a broader base and more ankle support (light weight hiking boot). Ultimately, whatever shoe produces the least amount of pain is a good choice.
Answered 2/23/2021
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No best: There is no best walking shoe. You need to try them on and walk around the store to see how they feel. You may want to try a hi-top over the ankle shoe for extra ankle support.
Answered 11/16/2020
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