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Need new shoes, gentle, comfy, cushioned shoes/slippers! It's gotten bad- for over a year we've been living in a unit that has polished concrete floors- rugs and mats everywhere. But, can't endure any more, I wake up in the mornings with throbbing feet, I've tried a lot to make it manageable but I obviously just need a new pair shoes/slippers to wear around the house during mornings and nights, something with good cushioning- in an ideal world slip on shoes- but idc, just want out of pain, maybe you think inserts are the answer?? Offer anything that's worked for you and yours- I'll be so grateful! As always, thanks comrades!

Edit: Thank you everyone soooo much! My first move is buying a pair of crocks for around the house, I found a drug store nearby that has the dr.scolls insole machine. And long term will think about a pair of Altra's and look for sales(they are not cheap). Thank you hexbears!!

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[–] FumpyAer@hexbear.net 1 points 4 weeks ago (1 children)

That's easy to say when you're not already having problems. Even if you don't like wearing outside shoes indoors for cleanliness reasons, an indoor pair can be appropriate if needed.

[–] DragonBallZinn@hexbear.net 2 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

Didn’t mean to imply that, sorry.

[–] UhhhDunkDunk@hexbear.net 2 points 3 weeks ago

I appreciate the apology and your thoughtfulness- no offense taken! And I do agree, outside shoes are for outside! But, when your whole house is functionally an exposed granite plateau... the most supportive shoes you need are suddenly for moving around the living room. Thanks for chiming in and trying to help, comrade!