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**RunningMan27** · November 19th, 2007, 04:39 PM

Hello. I stay active throughout the year by skiing, snow shoeing, coaching / playing soccer and playing tennis / racquetball. Unfortunately, I trigger my plantar's foot far more often than I'd like. I could probably go "unactive" for a couple of months and let it heal, but there's really no way I can do that.

What shoes would anyone recommend that could help keep the foot pain down or away? I have been very impressed with Nike Shoks, but am open to any other suggestions...

Even beyond running shoes, how do people keep their plantar's foot from getting in the way?

November 19th, 2007, 04:39 PM	#1 (permalink)
RunningMan27 EF Big Dog offline Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Idaho Posts: 394 Thanks given: 693 448 thanks in 211 posts Rep Power: 5	Best Running Shoes? Hello. I stay active throughout the year by skiing, snow shoeing, coaching / playing soccer and playing tennis / racquetball. Unfortunately, I trigger my plantar's foot far more often than I'd like. I could probably go "unactive" for a couple of months and let it heal, but there's really no way I can do that. What shoes would anyone recommend that could help keep the foot pain down or away? I have been very impressed with Nike Shoks, but am open to any other suggestions... Even beyond running shoes, how do people keep their plantar's foot from getting in the way?