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Prairie_Seagull

(3,721 posts) Mon Aug 26, 2024, 09:17 AM Aug 26

I hope this post fits this forum.

I am an avid user of a treadmill and have now put over 150 miles on a pair of shoes that impress me. They are the step in type. No laces to tie and truly work as advertised. They squeak a bit on the treadmill but I use noise canceling headphones so problem solved there.

I have back and knee problems so tying shoes is a pain in the well back and knees. This problem is completely solved. Game changer for me and I hope may help you.

Pain sucks and every little bit helps.

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I hope this post fits this forum. (Original Post) Prairie_Seagull Aug 26 OP

Good tip! Thanks! highplainsdem Aug 26 #1

Shoes are the foundation of the body. kozar Aug 26 #2

I made the switch to slip-in shoes EYESORE 9001 Aug 26 #3

From personal experience. Prairie_Seagull Aug 26 #4

highplainsdem

(52,143 posts)

1. Good tip! Thanks!

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Mon Aug 26, 2024, 09:23 AM

Aug 26

kozar

(2,813 posts)

2. Shoes are the foundation of the body.

Reply to Prairie_Seagull (Original post)

Mon Aug 26, 2024, 09:27 AM

Aug 26

I played, and abused my body when I was young ( 50 years ago) I can hardly walk now without proper shoes.
I wear Hoku now. Expensive, but solid

Im leaning towards the new sketchy ones,
Im just worried about the sole.

Koz

EYESORE 9001

(27,479 posts)

3. I made the switch to slip-in shoes

Reply to Prairie_Seagull (Original post)

Mon Aug 26, 2024, 09:52 AM

Aug 26

I put my feet in there while waving my hands in the air like I just don’t care.

Prairie_Seagull

(3,721 posts)

4. From personal experience.

Reply to Prairie_Seagull (Original post)

Mon Aug 26, 2024, 09:55 AM

Aug 26

Just an observation. If vertigo effects you this type of shoe may save you some dizziness. Did for me.

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