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2. Flat or low arch feet can use stability shoes with extra arch support. Flat feet that have excessive inward roll (overpronation) should try motion control shoes. If you are heavier and taller than average, motion control shoes might provide a better fit. They have more support to reduce side to side foot movement. 3. The least common foot type is the high arch foot. This type of foot does not roll inward naturally. This results in more stress on the outside of the foot. Neutral cushioning shoes, which have a softer midsole and more flexibility, might be best suited. Custom Search Return to Running Shoes from Running Shoe Types Go to Nike Running Shoes Go to Adidas Running Shoes |
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