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Originally Posted by Zeke
... they simply hurt my feet...
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How do they hurt? Presumably not because of skin chafing. The hurting is deeper? In the ankles? Again, probably not. The side of you foot, on the inside part, just below the ankles? Possibly. In the core of your foot, around the arch area? This is possible too. In the metatarsal area (behind the pad of your foot, but forward of the arch/instep. Does the instep hurt? This is the top of your foot, in front of the ankle. I'm just guessing, Zeke, and I'm not a doctor.
You have expensive arch supports. This is good. Do you have 'flat feet?' That is....when you step out of the pool and walk on the concrete, do you leave footprint like a bear? If so, then soft flexible shoes are likely to make your feet hurt.
I will say this: Zeke, I think you work in the trades. I may be mistaken, but I think you are a carpenter. I have never worked in the trades but I do regulate that industry and I have great respect for trade guys. Industrial Athletes. Seriously. And the body is basically done in twenty years. The man soldier's on anyway.