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I think people that have issues wearing shoes isn't so much their sizing in a particular brand, but rather that they ruined their feet when they were younger shrouding them in plush environments all of their lives. I grew up wearing a lot of dress shoes and have no problems. I think it is just conditioning.
I think people that have issues wearing shoes isn't so much their sizing in a particular brand, but rather that they ruined their feet when they were younger shrouding them in plush environments all of their lives. I grew up wearing a lot of dress shoes and have no problems. I think it is just conditioning.
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Not only is the foot physically unprepared for the confinement and various rigidities, the mind itself expects foam...pillows, dancing girls, hookas, and peeled grapes...and gets reality.
It's an unrealistic expectation and a poor (and unhealthy) standard of comfort.
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The mind just expect shoes cause no pain on feet. Nothing much. Especially shoes fitted by the experts.
Just saying. Can't blame the customer when their feet hurting from last adjusted shoes.
Not hurting customers feet is and should be the common deniminator for proper shoe fit.