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I'd recommend going to an independent running store in your area and speaking with a person there. First of all, they usually have wide widths. Plus, the staff are more knowledgeable -- they'll look at your feet, watch you run (or walk if you don't run), determine whether you need more stability or motion control or what. A lot of times they will let you run outside or on a treadmill as well to really feel them.
And ice that Achilles if and when you can!
Good luck!
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by Hillary on Tue May 06, 2008 at 11:40:37 AM PDT
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I got my previous pair at our local running shoe store, but they also only had one pair that came in wide which is why I went farther afield in hopes of finding better. I don't know if it's so rare to have wide feet, but shoe stores don't seem to cater to this problem.
Katherine
by pat of butter in a sea of grits on Wed May 07, 2008 at 09:42:33 AM PDT
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