Courtney Conley

Now, when you have patients that have had a very weak foot or clients that have had a very weak foot with different diagnoses, this is a hard, you know, shoe to walk around in for extended periods of time.

So that's when we'll talk about footwear that still puts the foot in a wide position, wide toe box.

I love this shoe.

And I also like the mesh upper because the toes can expand in here.

I still have zero drop, right, where the heel and the toe sit in the same plane.

But you'll notice the difference between the two shoes is the amount of stack height or the amount of cushion.

There's more stuff.

Yes.

It's elevated off the ground, but the heel and toe are in the same plane.

Yes.

It depends on what your goals are.

That is, I think, a great shoe to run on, to run with, right?

If you're running on concrete, if you're running on asphalt, you want a little something underneath the foot.

Yes.

Here's the super shoe, right?

So here's this shoe, right?

And here's your super shoe over here.

Okay.

When you look at that shoe...

There's certain characteristics to that shoe that you definitely do not see in this shoe, one of them being the toe spring.