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Amazing Footwear

Posted Sep 22 2008 10:06am
I can't tell you how much time I spend on my feet all day and how much I've been craving arch support for months now! I've had a problem finding good looking, extremely comfortable, arch-supportive, casual shoes for a long time. Until now.

I found these Dr. Scholl's shoes at DSW and as soon as I put one on my foot to try it on, I knew my quest for comfort was over.

When these shoes are on my feet, it feels like my arch is constantly getting a massage, when I'm walking and even when I'm just sitting here at the computer. The insides of the shoe feel as though they instantly molded to the shape of my foot, in order to support it perfectly!

It even feels like my foot's inner arch is finally being lifted up to where it should be. My entire leg feels like its being supported in a whole new way.

According to the Dr. Scholl's website, Dr. William Mathias Scholl was actually a bit similar to Joseph Pilates. He was born in 1882 and worked in the shoe business in his young life, where he learned of the constant and common complaints about painful shoes and foot problems. He ultimately graduated from college as a doctor, and dedicated his life to "the science of foot relief".

Like Joseph Pilates, Dr. Scholl was a genius and inventor. He invented all kinds of orthopedics and foot products that are still used today. In fact, not only does Dr. Scholl's make shoes and comfortable shoe inserts, but they have a very wide variety of foot care products for just about every foot problem imaginable.

You can check out their websites below for more information on Dr. Scholl himself, and the products. You can also search under such catagories as Back Pain, Heel Pain, Arch Pain, Knee Pain, Shoe Rubbing and Friction, and many others- to find out what products can help.

www.drscholls.com
www.drschollsshoes.com/
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