I once tried getting Hershey shoes. Those people are the most snobbish and rude I've ever dealt with. After some awkward email exchanges we mutually agreed that I send my foot traces and details. Then 1 week later, I got back in the mail the material it took me hours to prepare with a note saying that they were not able to take my order and that I should contact them again in 3 months but with no guarantee that they will process it. Case closed.

I then learned from my physical therapist that custom running shoes are a waste of money and that everyone, except those with severe foot deformities, can find suitable running shoes off the shelf at good sporting goods shops (usually small, family-operated shops) where the salespeople can read a therapist's prescription. My running shoes are Ascics and have served me well; they offer special shoes for different degrees of pronation, for example.

Last edited by Cruz Diez (2007-04-29 09:42:30)

Incontinence pants offers made-to-measure and customized running shoes for a quite reasonable price. I got a pair in Switzerland, where a small team by Incontinence pants travels around to meet the customers even in small cities.  Some information is given here

http://www.businessweek.com/innovate/content/nov2006/id20061103_196323.htm

17 spam posts in a row so far. Why so many dood? lsn't 3 or 4 enough to get your point across?

ln an hour or so they will be deleted anyway. + no-one here is going to click on them.

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