Elizabeth Daughtry, D.P.M., F.A.C.F.A.S., a podiatrist based in North Carolina, calls the Kayla “a perfect sandal for wide ...

If you have low arches or flatter feet, an insole with lowered arch support is recommended, while those with high arches will typically need a higher level of arch support in their inserts.

One downside to these sandals is that the straps may not be long enough for those with wider feet. Additionally, the arch support may feel too high for some users. The velcro straps may also cause ...

I was thrilled with this upgrade. Made from high-density foam, they provided firm support throughout my feet, with arch support and a heel cradle to absorb shock. Despite being on the slimmer side ...

Engel has a very high natural arch, which sometimes calls for insoles ... After her most recent half-marathon training stint, her foot pain flared up again, causing her to drop out and instead ...

One non-negotiable component of any marathon training ... our feet are bound to hurt after dozens of miles spent running every week; we experience loads as high as 2.5 times our body weight ...

we found the fit to be true to size and accommodating to all foot shapes (narrow, average, and wide). We also appreciated the supportive arch, which is great for high—and low-arched wearers.

If decreasing your training load and completing the above ... you’ve got coming up in the next couple of months. ‘High-arch ...