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I have the hiking boots by Merrill, they work for me I have problems with my shins.
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Merrill is a great brand. My husband wears them and loves them, and my granddaughter, who has a genetic bone disorder wears them, (she's 4). These are the most supportive and fitting for her and her problems.
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I have worn them for years. I wear the mules in the winter. I love them. They are true to size and very comfortable. I too have feet problems.
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I bought Merrell sandals on sale last summer, and I love them. Yes, the support is good for my high arch. maybe it would work for you, too, but you won't know until you try them on. I found them again at DSW (Designer Show Wearhouse) for $60 and bought 2 more pair in tan and black. The salesperson told me they sell the same style every year! Lucky me!
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Originally Posted by Prism99
(Post 6000835)
Merrill, Clarks and Dansko are among the best brands for shoes. All are well-made with good arch and foot support. I got used to spending about $100 per pair of shoes a decade ago. For me, it's the difference between feeling fine and having feet that hurt. One good thing about these shoes is that they can last a LONG time! My inside Dansko shoes lasted a good five years before I had to replace them. Same thing with my Birkenstock outdoor sandals.
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Hubby and I both wear Merrels. We buy ours in a boot shop in Charm, Ohio. I have learned that it doesn't pay to wear the cheap shoes. My feet complain and they don't last as long either. I don't buy expensive but I do buy good shoes.
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