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Celia M · 05-31-05, 04:26 PM

Reeboks seem to fit my feet best. I just love the Pristine cross trainers - they fit great right out of the box, and they're not so unbelievably expensive as some others I've tried.

pedmom · 06-12-05, 08:11 PM

I'm with Lydia! I got Ryka Rythmn IIs a few months ago and the ball of my foot was sore - I developed a neuroma and the podiatrist recommended New Balance. The 609s seem to have more midfoot support across the whole foot, not just the arch. I still use my Ryka's, but really think the NBs are better - I basically do the same things as you do except rebounder.

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05-31-05, 04:26 PM
Celia M Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Sacramento area, California	Reebok fan here Reeboks seem to fit my feet best. I just love the Pristine cross trainers - they fit great right out of the box, and they're not so unbelievably expensive as some others I've tried. __________________ http://pongo.net/helpboards/flashstar.gif Celia star of my own living room

06-12-05, 08:11 PM
pedmom Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Wisconsin	I'm with Lydia! I got Ryka Rythmn IIs a few months ago and the ball of my foot was sore - I developed a neuroma and the podiatrist recommended New Balance. The 609s seem to have more midfoot support across the whole foot, not just the arch. I still use my Ryka's, but really think the NBs are better - I basically do the same things as you do except rebounder.