Stacy Ann the Only One?

I think I heard the representative say once that she has the 'issue' (not sure what that is) that their shoes correct. So to me you have to have an 'issue' in order to wear this brand of shoe. Please correct me if I am wrong.

On 2/7/2015 momtodogs said:

I think I heard the representative say once that she has the 'issue' (not sure what that is) that their shoes correct. So to me you have to have an 'issue' in order to wear this brand of shoe. Please correct me if I am wrong.

The majority of people either pronate or supinate, even if they are not aware of it. These shoes offer arch support, which is recommended for most people even if they don't have "problem feet".

Thanks for the explanation....so I guess anyone can wear the shoes! I was afraid of causing a problem if I wore them. I miss the Birkeys the Q used to sell, sadly my dog chewed the heel and then they fell apart.

On 2/7/2015 momtodogs said:

Thanks for the explanation....so I guess anyone can wear the shoes! I was afraid of causing a problem if I wore them. I miss the Birkeys the Q used to sell, sadly my dog chewed the heel and then they fell apart.

I've never owned Birkenstocks, but get interested in purchasing a pair from time to time. For "comfort shoes" I wear SAS sandals, which last forever. I literally have a couple pairs I've owned for over a decade! For my power walks, I prefer New Balance.

dog chewed the heel.. lolz..

I've seen them use Joy not long ago.

On 2/7/2015 MFitz said: Birkenstock's are the best!

I agree; don't care for Orthaheel or Vionic or whatever they're calling it now.