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Incredible medicine for aging well: Walking!

Aging Well | Last Active: Feb 20 11:06pm | Replies (106)

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@robertwills

The first thing to breakdown in a shoe is typically the midsole, even though the upper, and even the outsole, may still be in very good condition. You can go by miles or time in the shoe. That is usually a reliable indicator of when to replace them. 300-400 miles is the standard. Even at 200 miles you can tell a noticeable difference. In a new shoe, same make and model, will feel higher off the ground, have far better support, cushioning and over all the shoe will simply feel a lot better. The best part is though it makes being on your feet all that more pleasurable while at the same time providing the optimal health of your feet and body.

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Not everyone is able to keep track of the miles the shoes have on then (not everyone uses trackers). I do appreciate that comparing an older shoe to a new one is a very good way to see if the older shoe is still supportive and provides the cushioning needed, or whether it is time to replace it. Thanks for suggesting this. (I've got a new pair coming that will be delivered tomorrow. I'll test the old ones against the new to see if it is time to retire the ones I've been wearing.)