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Plantar Fasciitis is a common and often painful condition that affects th...
Lucky Shoes Blog
The staff at Lucky Shoes are very knowledgeable about the fit and function of all of our products. When you come into our stores we will help find the perfect shoe for your activity and style. We help you understand your feet and the products that will help you perform better and experience less pain. This blog is a start at providing this knowledge online but there is no substitute for sitting down with a knowledgeable salesperson, getting fitted properly and leaving with a perfect product for you.
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When it comes to athletic footwear, Hoka at Lucky Shoes has carved a nich...
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In our fast-paced world, finding comfortable footwear is essential, espec...
When it comes to foot health, the right pair of shoes can make a world of difference. W...
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When it comes to footwear, comfort should always be a top priority. After ...
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If you have plantar fasciitis, it is important to select footwear that provides proper support and cushioning to alleviate pain and reduce any stress on your feet. Lucky Shoes carries a wide variety of shoes that help reduce the impact of all foot conditions. Remember to also stretch and massage your feet on a regular basis, wear shoes that fit properly, and avoid walking barefoot or wearing low support shoes. Consult with your doctor or podiatrist for more personalized recommendations.
When it comes to running shoes, the amount of choices in the marketplace can be overwhelming. There are hundreds of styles, tons of terminology, and to top it off, no two brands fit the same. In order to get the best result, pick a store where they measure feet and put the shoes on for you.
‘How often should I replace my running shoes?’ At Lucky Shoes, we get asked this question every day. The simple answer is the foams and meshes in today’s running shoes will generally last about 300-500 miles, but there are a few key “science and math” variables that contribute greatly.
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