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best cushiony arch-support shoes
Hoka Bondi 8 Sneakers
Pros
- Feel remarkably lightweight
- Rear crash pads in heel for a balanced, shock-free stride
Cons
- Run narrow
From a brand beloved for its cushioning comes its most cushiony sneakers. That's saying a lot. Not only do these have the American Podiatric Medical Association's Seal of Acceptance for foot health, but they also come in a lot of colors, so whatever your style preference is, you can step forth in comfort.
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best lightweight arch-support shoes
On Cloudrunner Shoes
Pros
- Cushioned heel helps more weight fall in the right places
- Breathable mesh allows for ventilation
Cons
- Run wide
Wearing these supportive, lightweight shoes is like standing on clouds. With tech that combines plushness and stability, they're packed with arch support that doesn't quit.
best nontraditional arch-support shoes
Cole Haan Laser Wingtip Oxfords
Pros
- Natural flexibility
- Lightweight construction
Cons
- Final sale product
These sneakers are next-level. An innovative upgrade to traditional oxfords, Laser Wingtips seamlessly integrate craftsmanship with athletic prowess, producing a one-of-a-kind style that will pad every step.
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best high-end arch-support shoes
Salomon XT-6 Shoes
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Pros
- 10mm heel drop takes strain off arches
- EVA cushioning to protect the foot
Cons
- On the pricier side
The original XT-6 was beloved by runners and racers for how light and swift it was. This newest version has all that and more: added cushioning, durability, and stability.
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best arch-support shoes for hiking
Arc’teryx Aerios GTX Shoes
Pros
- 100 percent recycled mesh upper is breathable and sustainable
- Waterproof
Cons
- Buyers report not the most durable
Arc'teryx brings Gore-Tex technology to a sleek, minimalist arch-support shoe. This surprisingly lightweight sneaker is designed for all-day comfort on trail hikes—which, if you're someone who needs arch support, you know is a nightmare situation. But not in these.
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