Good Shoes For Support?

[Gerry Juarez 2]

getting ready for reentering the gym scene, i need a good athletic shoe for 300 + lbs. Anyone have any recommendations?

[twi 40]

My foot dr said to use NB that they have best all around support I also wear a sport support in my shoe

[zinhaa 363]

i like NB second choice is saucony

wendy

[Gerry Juarez 2]

thanks! I'm hearing the best feedback about new balance also

[B-52 7,113]

BROOKS!!!!

Go to Zappo's and check them out.

[ElizabethAnne 40]

I have narrow feet and can get the best fit with New Balance. I've worn NB for many years.

[Jachut 487]

_{Brooks Brooks Brooks all the way. I wear the Adrenaline, I have wide, flat slightly inward rolling feet - which would fit the description of the feet of many heavy people - and they are brilliant running shoes. I am on my 5thor 6th pair.}

_{But really, itsd impossible for anyone else to advise. Different shoes fit different people and whilst I would certainly have some derisive things to say about NB shoes that's based only on my feet and my experience. I know Asics are good shoes too but I find them way too narrow and not good for me at all. I think NB, Brooks, Asics are all well made good quality shoes though. Generally, with shoes, you get what you pay for.}

[MCCLB 16]

I agree with Brooks! I love mine and they really have helped with my plantar fasciitis. That's what my podiatrist at MGH in Boston recommended. I would go with a motion-control running shoe. Also, they tend to be a little deeper, so they're good if you need to fit in orthotics like I do. Good luck!

[Brent McCormick 3]

Do not use a running shoe.they only offer support for heel strike,ball push off.get pair of training shoes or cross training shoe.they will support lateral movement and you feet,knees and hips will thank you!

[rosstheboss 21]

Brooks " The Beast" is what my Dr. Recommended .