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Old 09-04-18, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by trailangel
You need stiff bike shoes. You gonna have pain with sneakers or soft insoles, or any shoes that flex.
I'm not sure the stiff or soft issue matters in my case (I'm not racing) because I have zero pain in my right foot with the same shoe/insole. It's just that when I ride, I think
I tend to put more pressure on the outside edge of my feet (I supinate when I walk, too). On the foot with no prior break, it's no problem. But it's just too much pressure on the old fracture - so I think I need to "correct" that supination on the one side somehow. But I don't want to do something that will mess with walking as I bike/walk for transport and daily usage. So I'm more interested in doing something to the pedal I think, if that's possible, so when I get off the bike the "solution" doesn't mess with me walking and create new problems.
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