Brooks Ariel Shoes

I get to claim that I'm expert with feet only because I have had foot surgery, and have been to a podiatrist several times. I will share what both podiatrist have told me over the past five years.

Having good shoes that last a longtime is important. Oh so very true.

The inward part of the bottom of the shoe tends to wear out faster than the rest of the shoe. Which throws of your balance and your arch tends to lead inward, which makes your legs crocked, places stress on your knees, hips, and back. And can also cause horrible pain in your feet. Ohh non fun at all.

That is why my doctor recommended Brooks Ariel Shoes for Women. Brooks also has a shoe called adrenaline which comes very highly recommended for men. Anyways the Grey part of the Brooks Ariel Shoe is suppose to Outlast the shoe. Giving great Arch support for a very longtime, which means the foot won't lean inward causing an imbalance and stress to the rest of the body. This intrigues me greatly.

I actually have a pair of Brooks Ariel Shoes that have lasted me 3 years. I've beaten the crap out of those shoes with all of the miles that I walked in them. The amazing part, is the bottom of the shoe is built with such stronger plastics, there is little wear and tear to after all that time. If it were one of my old Payless Shoes the bottoms of the shoes would have been stripped of any tread, and the inward arch would be off balance. The shoe would no longer lay flat.

But my 3 year old Brook Shoes Still Lay flat on ground. WoW They are some sturdy shoes.

But hard to find ZBsports.com and Rei.com sells them.

The lining of the shoe has definitely been beaten the crap out of, but the arch support remained comfy that was enough for me,the inside of the shoe didn't start wearing out until a year after I bought them. Which is great for any shoe.

Both pairs of my shoes still lay flat on the ground, not tilting one way or another, properly balanced.

My brand new shoes, I hope The Ariel Shoes will last me 3 years. As for the old pair I will recycling them at a participating Nike Shoes Stores that recycle Athletic Shoes and turn them into basketball courts for youth centers, and etc...