· Low cut, cushioned heel
Prevents cutting into the Achilles tendon
· Lightweight
Don’t carry any more weight than you need to
· Flexible
Allowing a full range of movement
· Roomy toe box
Give your toes plenty of room to spread and allow room for the push off – at least a 2 finger width between your longest toe and the end of the shoe
· Cushioning
Protects your foot, especially in the heel and under the ball of the foot
· Arch support
There should be good arch support and insole
· Low heel
A note regarding hiking boots: The very features that make hiking boots ideal for walking great distances over rough terrain – a rigid sole and a firmly supported ankle – will cause problems to your feet when fitness walking. Only wear them when the ground is very wet/muddy
Karen Dawkins, Personal Trainer, Winchester
Karen Dawkins, Personal Trainer, Winchester
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