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Ordered a pair of those 5 finger shoes....


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they're on my shopping list. know somebody who has all but eliminated back pain by wearing them.

Thats what I have heard, including ankle and knee pain.

The thinking is that after millions of years of evolution, our feet are more well designed for running than any shoe manufacturer can improve. So less is more when it comes to changing how it works.

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Not sure. I don't think it would be good for flat feet.

I did read that I can expect to be sore after my first run as stabilizing muscles in the leg and feet will be used that rarely are engaged with shoes on.

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Thats what I have heard, including ankle and knee pain.

The thinking is that after millions of years of evolution, our feet are more well designed for running than any shoe manufacturer can improve. So less is more when it comes to changing how it works.

this. running and thinking are the only things humans are really good at.

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Not sure. I don't think it would be good for flat feet.

I did read that I can expect to be sore after my first run as stabilizing muscles in the leg and feet will be used that rarely are engaged with shoes on.

I have high arches, and put supports in almost all of my shoes. It doesn't look like these are designed with that in mind. Or maybe they aren't necessary since this type of shoe is just a protective barrier.

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http://www.allclimbing.com/archive/2009/07/review-vibram-five-fingers-shoes/

I have high arches myself (my footprint in the sand is two unconnected imprints) and have not had a single problem. Two days after my track workout (complete with sprinting) my arches were killing me. And then a strange realization – was this the first time in my life I’d ever felt the need to stretch my arches? It was. The next day I felt fine – and my feet were stronger than ever before.
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