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Good Tennis Shoes?
in Sports
Okay, Just asking if anyone knows of a REALLY good, supportive, but cute tennis shoe. I've had 6 surgeries on my knee and need REALLY good shoes. Especially since I am starting a job this week as a CNA, in which I'll be on my feet all day, and doing a lot of lifting. Any suggestions? 
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Re: Good Tennis Shoes?
I think you should go to an orthodic (sp?) shoe store like Good Feet or such. You could also check out a running shoe store (even though you won't use them for running). You could also cross post on H&F.
I'd go to a running store and talk to them about needing extra support, etc. They will watch you walk and find the shoe that is best for you.
Alternatively, you could try danskos. I love mine and they are super supportive.