Points to consider: First figure out if your feet hurt even if you are not on them. Do you need to be evaluated by a podiatrist? Do you see any pressure marks on your feet where shoes are causing friction? Where do your feet hurt? Consider: supportive insoles to cushioning and absorb shock, steel shank for distributing weight. Wider shoes so your feet are not cramped, yet make sure they are snug. Arch supports!
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Running shoes: I have heard many podiatrist recommend new balance. A store that carries a number of good quality running shoes should be able to help you find footwear that should give you good support. If you are on your feet a lot, you might want to also consider wearing knee high surgical type support stockings to avoid venous pooling while you are up for prolonged times.
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