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Need shoe advice!

Hi. Recently I started a new job, it is similar to my prior job but something must be different. My feet are KILLING me. I come home at night and cannot sleep because my legs and feet hurt so bad. I am used to walking so I am thinking it is different flooring. Anyway, do any of you have suggestions for good shoes? Price doesn't matter if they will help with the pain! Thanks.

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I've worn Z coils for a couple of years now. I know they look a little funny but my back and feet never hurt anymore (I've got bilateral heel spurs so I know about foot and back pain). website: www.zcoil.com check them out. my pairs last me about two years which offsets the cost in my mind. Good luck.

i just got new shoes which dont hurt at the end of the day i would try k-swiss

I've been wearing my Nikes lately because my crocs which are comfy, do nothing to help ease my foot pain.

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Nike Shox for me.

Nike shox or Merrell,I love them both.

I tried every shoe and insert possible... New Balance (with roll bars and in narrow - have someone at the store help you figure out what you need) with an arch support insert is the only thing I can wear all day.

I have bad bilateral flat feet and plantar faciitis in my right heel. Any thing less than this particular combo and I can't even walk by the end of the day.

I used to wear nothing but Nike Shox but I switched to Danskos last year and I love them!

I love my Birkenstock clogs--I have the "Boston" style, in white.

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