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When you go to the running store explain what your budget is and ask for suggestions. I have shoes that range from $90 up to $150. The cheaper ones are not better or worse than the expensive ones. They are just different (while keeping the same design that I need for my feet).0
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Also I have custom orthotics which help correct my stride. How would that factor into running shoes?0
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If you are going to get fitted for running shoes, bring your Orthotics with you. The typical interaction between orthotics and running shoes is to be fitted into a neutral shoe and to allow the orthotic to do its job.
The danger is that an orthotic combined with a fitted running shoe can overcorrect an issue and lead to an injury.
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Okay that makes sense0
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