[eugd]

I tend to pronate with my feet and weight bare on my arches. I tried orthotics but they don’t feel good in the shoes. By the 13-14 holes my feet hurt usually hurt. I tried the new Nikes they gave me a blister and my feet still hurt, the new dryjoys pros and they were too tight and did not allow for my orthotics and the GF-2. None of them felt as good as my old dry joy pro? Anyone else has poor arch support and what shoes do you where? Or do you use a insert or over the counter insole?

[eugd]

anyone?

[TM golf guy 182]

I have incredibly flat feat and I wear the Tour 360 by Adidas.

[Gxgolfer]

Super feet insoles were recently covered:
http://www.golfwrx.c...mp;hl=superfeet

I have tried Eccos with inserts with no problems. There is some stuff from barefoot science out there right now as well.

[lefty74pgh]

Thanks for the info on Superfeet, I am going to have to check these out. i have had this problem forever and have always had to build shoes up. I have very flat arches, but also narrow feet(size C/B). I tried on some Adidas 360 II's yesterday and they were comfortable but a little loose. Can anyone suggest any others that may fit better with or with out insoles?

I currently use Dryjoy's 12 N with Soft Soles inserts. They are a little loose now.

[rolling green]

I use the Bite Biofit 2T They come with 2 different footbeds. This is my second year with the pair and my feet couldn't be happier, very durable and great in the rain.

[eugd]

I tried the 360's and they are tight need to get at least a 1 full size up then I pronate more. Does anyone know if I get the wide do I still have to go up 1/2 or 1 size? or can I just order my size in the wide, I running around trying shoes on and ordering them to try to feel right it’s not funny. Also, for the member that use insoles do you get your size or have to order a wide or size up to make them fit? My graphite orthotics doesn’t fit into my golf shoes comfortably.

I read that thread before and will look into supper feet insoles also, but need a little more info, thanks for your input.