1. How will you be using your new fitness sneakers? Are they for casual wear when you're out running errands, recreational sports or serious fitness training? Will you be running, jogging, weight lifting, playing tennis, or taking aerobic classes?
2. Consider your arches. More than the ball, heel or instep, your arches will determine the type of sneaker you will be most comfortable in. People with 'high arches' should make shock absorption and lateral support a priority while low arches require more overall and heel support.
3. Feet normally swell from walking and standing, so it's a good idea to shop for sneakers later in the day when they will be slightly larger.
4. Sock thickness can add one half size. Remember to bring the kind of socks you will be wearing with your sneakers when you try them on.
5. Have both feet measured for length and width by a knowledgeable sales person. Feet tend to widen as we age, especially in women who have had children.
6. Today's technology and high tech materials make a break in period a thing of the past. If the sneakers aren't a perfect fit from the get go, pass and keep looking.
7. Feet are rarely exactly alike. One foot is almost always larger (wider) than another. Buy your sneakers for the larger foot. Allow a finger's width between the shoe and your big toe.
8. New sneakers' ability to absorb shock will break down at about 450 miles or between 3-6 months of consistent use; whichever comes first. Waiting too long can make you susceptible to back, hip, knee or ankle pain and possibly injury.
9. Always buy two pairs. Alternating pairs every other day gives sneakers time to dry out thoroughly. Also, use your workout sneakers exclusively for fitness activity. They will last much longer if you don't wear them all day.
10. Get your feet evaluated by a doctor, podiatrist or qualified physical fitness therapist for any preexisting conditions. You might need special custom inserts called orthotics.
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